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Here is the English version of the article you requested: --- **If life were only as we first met, wouldn't we respect and embrace each other? A person meant to be a wanderer under the lamp of solitude, but now enchanted by the worldly desires. The stars do not question those who rush, but time does not betray those who are determined. Instead of smiling falsely, it's better to be sincere. Markets fluctuate, people's hearts waver, portfolios rise and fall, yet conviction remains unwavering. The market is never short of opportunities, but rather the wisdom to discover them.** Last week, the gold price surged and then retreated after testing the high point of 1346, which aligns with the previously emphasized 1350 resistance level. This level is a critical resistance point in this upward movement, with 1300 serving as the support below, leading to a second rally. This marks one of the longer single-sided rises since the surge from 1160. Overall, the trend is a steady, continuous rise, though this process is accompanied by pullbacks for confirmation. The drop from 1346 to around 1326 represents a nearly 20-dollar retreat. Despite minor corrections in this uptrend, the larger upward momentum remains unaffected. As long as the price does not break below the previous low of 1300, the uptrend remains intact, at least without significant change. However, caution should be exercised during trading, as the resistance at 1350 is not to be underestimated. The 1300-1350 range will present another opportunity to choose direction, with 1300 being the key dividing line. The U.S. dollar, taking advantage of gold’s retreat, saw a rebound, once again testing the 97 level. The dollar’s larger trend remains strong, despite a brief pullback that allowed gold to rise. While gold prices increased, the dollar did not experience a sharp drop, only a small correction. Today, attention should be paid to the 1332 level for gold. If this level does not break, short-term declines may continue. Although there was a slight rebound in the morning, 1322 will be the level to determine whether the short-term trend continues. A short position can be tested near this level, and if the European and U.S. sessions break through strongly, following with a long position in the U.S. session may be considered. For crude oil, last week’s overall trend was strong, but it remained volatile, with a roller-coaster-like pattern. The support level is at 56.6, which was the support point during last week’s pullback. Resistance is at 57.7. For now, the strategy is to trade within this range, buying on pullbacks and selling on rebounds. As long as the price remains within this range, this approach can be used as a reference point. **Trading suggestions:** 1. Sell gold at 1330-1331, stop loss at 1334, target at 1322. If it breaks above 1334, buy on a pullback at 1331-1332, stop loss at 1326, and target at 1340. 2. Buy crude oil on a pullback at 56.8, stop loss at 56.3, target at 57.5. Sell at 57.5, stop loss at 58, target at 56.8. **Disclaimer: The above analysis represents the author's personal views only and does not constitute specific trading advice. Trading decisions are at your own risk. Investments involve risk, and caution is advised when entering the market.**