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On Friday (January 30), At The Close Of Trading In New York (05:59 Beijing Time On Saturday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.9584 Against The US Dollar, Down 137 Points From The Close Of Trading In New York On Thursday, Trading Within A Range Of 6.9437-6.9612 During The Day. In January, The Offshore Yuan Generally Continued To Rise, Trading Within A Range Of 6.9959-6.9313

On Friday (January 30), Spot Gold Plunged 9% To $4,891.43 Per Ounce In Late New York Trading, Continuing Its Downward Trend Throughout The Day. At 02:39 Beijing Time, It Approached $4,690, But Had Risen 12.95% In January, Having Reached $5,595.47 In The Asian Afternoon Session On January 29. Comex Gold Futures Fell 8.88% To $4,846.20 Per Ounce, With A Cumulative Gain Of 11.93% In January, Having Also Reached $5,586.29 On The 29th

(US Stocks) The Philadelphia Gold And Silver Index Closed Down 12.51%, Marking Its Second Consecutive Day Of Decline, At 382.33 Points. It Fell 12% This Week But Rose 11.70% In January. (Global Session) The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index Plunged 11.44% To 2743.86 Points, Down 9.71% This Week But Up 12.49% In January. (US Stocks) The Materials Index Closed Down 3.91% At 248.74 Points, Up 9.99% In January. (US Stocks) The Metals And Mining Index Closed Down 4.21% At 245.40 Points, Up 13.99% In January

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