欧元预测：欧元/美元，欧元/日元，探戈需要2欧元。上周欧元/美元的抛售停滞，但多头以突破短期双底结构作为回应。另一方面，欧元/日元保持干净的看涨结构，在本周末之前再次测试175.00心理水平作为支撑。

Euro Forecast: EUR/USD, EUR/JPY, Takes Two to Tango.The sell-off in EUR/USD stalled last week but bulls responded with a breakout from a short-term double bottom formation. EUR/JPY, on the other hand, retains clean bullish structure, with re-test of the 175.00 psychological level as support ahead of the end of the week.

在纽约，道琼斯指数周五上涨238点，涨幅0.52%。美国运通（7.21%）、苹果（2.04%）和Visa（1.95%）领涨。跌幅最大的是卡特彼勒（-2.48%）、高盛（-0.98%）和Salesforce（-0.87%）。

In New York, the Dow Jones Index gained 238 points or 0.52 percent on Friday. Gains were led by American Express (7.21%), Apple (2.04%) and Visa (1.95%). Biggest losers were Caterpillar (-2.48%), Goldman Sachs (-0.98%) and Salesforce (-0.87%).

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Stocks in the US climbed on Friday as investors reacted positively to President Trump’s remarks easing fears of further trade escalation with China, while regional bank stocks rebounded following Thursday’s steep losses. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq each gained 0.5%, while Dow Jones rose 239 points. Trump said his proposed 100% tariffs on Chinese goods would not be sustainable, though he blamed Beijing for recent trade tensions, and confirmed that his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping was still likely by month-end. Consumer staples, energy, and financials led the gains, while materials and utilities lagged. Regional banks, including Zions Bancorporation (+5.8%), Western Alliance (+3.1%), Truist Financial (+3.9%), and Fifth Third Bancorp (+1.3%), recovered after reporting isolated credit issues and posting better-than-expected earnings, easing concerns about broader credit risks. On the week, the S&P 500 and Dow added 1.7% and the Nasdaq booked a 2.2% rise.

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Stocks in the US climbed on Friday as investors reacted positively to President Trump’s remarks easing fears of further trade escalation with China, while regional bank stocks rebounded following Thursday’s steep losses. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq each gained 0.5%, while Dow Jones rose 239 points. Trump said his proposed 100% tariffs on Chinese goods would not be sustainable, though he blamed Beijing for recent trade tensions, and confirmed that his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping was still likely by month-end. Consumer staples, energy, and financials led the gains, while materials and utilities lagged. Regional banks, including Zions Bancorporation (+5.8%), Western Alliance (+3.1%), Truist Financial (+3.9%), and Fifth Third Bancorp (+1.3%), recovered after reporting isolated credit issues and posting better-than-expected earnings, easing concerns about broader credit risks. On the week, the S&P 500 and Dow added 1.7% and the Nasdaq booked a 2.2% rise.