匯率: 日元一年間由121升至151-->135-->142兌1美元，歐元由0.93升至1.05-->-->0.89-->0.91兌1美元，人民幣由6.34升至7.33-->6.96-->7.13-->7.18兌換1美元。澳元由1.31升至1.62 -->1.50-->1.52, 英鎊由0.76升至-->0.95-->0.80-->0.79兌1美元。BITCOIN由48199元一直下跌至15504-->30159-->29145, ETHE由3579元一直下跌至883-->1844-->1910-->1833。
債券: 二年美國國債由2.26%一直升至5.08-->3.99-->4.59-->4.90%, 十年美元國債由2.31%一直升至4.34-->3.79-->4.17%, 三十年美元國債由2.41%一直升至4.43-->3.94-->4.28%, 十年英國國債由1.53%一直升至4.63-->3.81-->4.29-->4.50%, 十年日本國債由0.16%一直升至0.55-->0.39-->0.63%, 十年澳洲國債由2.76%一直升至4.23-->3.39-->3.96-->4.15%
股巿: S&P由4637一直下跌至3492-->4124-->4270-->4501, 上證由3600一直下跌至2863-->3272-->3209-->3289, 恒指由28000一直下跌至14836-->19627-->19413-->19597。
能源: 油價由97.48元升至123.68元, 最近又輾轉跌回72.56-->81.8, 天然氣由6升至9.9, 最近又輾轉跌回2.5-->2.56。
農作物: WHEAT由980元升至1284元, 最近又輾轉跌回635-->615-->660-->633, CORN由730元升至827元, 最近又輾轉跌回583-->607-->510-->495, RICE由16.0元一直上升至18.0-->18.3-->15.96元，糖價由19元一直偏弱後反彈至17.2-->24.5-->24.0元。
貴金屬: 金價一年間由1900跌回1618-->2015-->1957-->1970，銀價創新高，由24.5元一直跌至17.4-->24.13-->23.54-->23.62.0元, 銅價由4.6一直跌至3.14-->3.73-->3.75-->3.89元。
巿場方向：恒指5天在20352-->19606, M5, 19726，M20, 19237. 標普5天由4567-->4501， M5,4552, M20, 4521。英國通脹10.4-->10.1-->8.7 -->7.9%，利率4.25-->4.5-->5.25%。美國4.98-->4.93-->2.97%, LT3.28%，失業率3.5-->3.4-->3.7-->3.6%，利率4.83-->5.08 -->5.33%。
波動比例: 恒指成份股16/80在5天內有升幅, 40/80在30天內有升幅, 24/80在90天內有升幅.
Nobel Prize-winning economist and former Federal Reserve chair Ben Bernanke will lead a review into the Bank of England’s forecasting processes, to review the Bank’s recent economic predictions, which have had a poor track record.
Bernanke will lead a review into the Bank’s “forecasting and related processes during times of significant uncertainty”. It will look at “the role of the forecast” and how this should inform the Monetary Policy Committee’s decisions to raise or lower interest rates.
It comes as the Bank has come under fire for its projections of the cost-of-living crisis, which Threadneedle Street’s top economists expected to ease much more quickly than it has. At the same time, the Bank initially projected a deep recession this year, but since revised these to now expect no rcession this year at all.
Bernake is one of the world’s most famous economists. He served as chairman of the US Federal Reserve during the global financial crisis, making him one of the most significant figures in the global economy during the period.
His record as Fed chair divides experts, with some believing he avoided turning a recession into the next Great Depression, while others argue he failed to stimulate the economy enough after the initial crash, leading to a prolonged slowdown.
