00:00Yes, the news from the development in the Gasam region, we switch to community information.
00:09It looks like there is also good news.
00:11Where the price of the mouse broke the highest record on Thursday at the same time due to concerns
00:15about a global trade war that is threatened by the US President Donald Trump's tariffs.
00:20Yes, that pushes the demand for Safe Haven for noble metals.
00:25The price of the mouse rose 0.1% to USD 2,936 per ounce at 2.36 pm WEST INDONESIA
00:37after reaching USD 2,954 at the beginning of the 10th highest record session this year.
00:45Trade tensions that are continuing to trigger inflation and growing concerns
00:51because of the demand for Safe Haven for gold.
00:55In Rabu, Trump said he would raise tariffs on wood, cars, semiconductors and pharmacies
01:02for the next month or sooner.
01:05Meanwhile, since the election on January 20, Trump imposed a 10% tariff on China's imports
01:11and a 25% tax on leather and aluminum.
01:16Trump also criticized the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a dictator on Rabu
01:21and said that Zelensky must act quickly to secure peace or risk the loss of the country.
01:29The price of the mouse broke the highest record showing a movement to safe assets
01:34in the midst of increasing uncertainty.
01:38Wall Street
01:41The Wall Street stock market experienced selling pressure on Thursday
01:44because of the ongoing tariff concerns and a negative assessment from the World Market
01:48and investors' risk tastes.
01:51When the Dow Jones rose to the sharpest loss and the S&P 500
01:56stopped a series of the highest closing records for two days.
02:00Among the main sectors, S&P 500, finance,
02:04hit the largest loss of 1.6%,
02:07the energy enjoyed by the percentage of fish prices skyrocketed by 1%.
02:13From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%,
02:16while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
02:20each broke 2% and 2.6%.
02:35From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%
02:38while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
02:42each broke 2% and 2.6%.
02:50From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%
02:53while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
02:57each broke 2% and 2.6%.
03:02From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%
03:05while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
03:09each broke 2% and 2.6%.
03:12From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%
03:15while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
03:19each broke 2% and 2.6%.
03:22From Wall Street stock up to 6.5%
03:25while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
03:29S&P 500 lost 0.43% to become 6.117.
03:33Nasdaq Composite Index decreased 0.47% to become 19.962.
03:39From European stock up to 6.5%
03:42while other big traders, Target and Cold Skull Wholesales,
03:45each broke 2.8% and 2.6%.
03:53Dex German decreased 0.53%
03:56In the middle of the market, voters who were accelerated on February 23
04:00followed by the collapse of the three-way coalition,
04:03Consulate Olaf Scholz.
04:05And from the main French index,
04:07CAC weakened or anomalies with a weakening of 0.15%.
04:13According to commodity information,
04:15the oil price doubled to 0.15% at US$72.70 per barrel.
04:21Nickel increased by 1.31% at US$15,622.63 per barrel.
04:28Steel increased by 0.08%
04:31still moving at the top of the market at US$2,957.97 per tonne.
04:37While copper increased by 1.14% at US$4,823 per tonne.
04:45And next, how does the currency exchange value
04:48affect the US dollar?
04:50For the US dollar, it remains at 16,300,
04:53at 16,304 euros,
04:56at 17,016,
04:58Pound Sterling at 20,597,
05:01then for Japan at 108.65.
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