Next Week Macro Outlook: Fed and ECB Meeting Minutes Loom, Earnings Calendar Relatively Light

CoinFeed July 5 news, according to Jin10 reports, this week, affected by weak US non-farm payrolls growth data, the US dollar weakened against most major currencies, with the most pronounced declines against the New Zealand dollar, Swiss franc, and British pound. Spot gold and silver closed at $4174.66 and $62.38 per ounce on Friday, up 2.29% and 6.1% respectively. Gold stopped falling and rebounded this week, briefly hitting $4200 per ounce on Friday, and recorded its first weekly gain in five weeks. Although crude oil prices have fallen back to pre-conflict levels, the energy shock triggered by the Middle East conflict may not have fully unfolded its impact on the broader economy. Below are the key points the market will focus on in the new week (all in Beijing time).