PANews March 1 News, according to Jintiao reports, Saxo Bank's Head of Commodities Strategy Ole Hansen stated that there is no doubt that the U.S.-led military action against Iran is a concerning escalation that will drive investors into precious metals and energy sectors. How significant the impact will be is uncertain, but given last week's momentum, I wouldn't be surprised if gold hits a new all-time high.

On January 22, news reports indicate that as Trump once again threatened to impose tariffs on European goods, the European business community is urging the EU to prepare for the worst-case scenario. Several industry organizations told CNBC that if the United States insists on imposing a 10% tariff on certain European countries including the UK and Norway starting from February 1, the EU should seriously evaluate the activation of trade retaliatory mechanisms such as the "Anti-Coercion Instrument" (ACI). The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), representing approximately 4 million enterprises, stated that all existing trade defense measures of the EU must be reassessed. While tough tools like the ACI should be considered as a last resort, they should not be ruled out. Ole Erik Almlid, CEO of the Norwegian Business Association, also pointed out that Europe should retain the space for "decisive action" while working to ease tensions, to prevent further erosion of its interests.

OLE conducted a simple procedure to issue 17,433,843 shares of stock to specific entities, with an issuance price of 17.20 yuan per share, aiming to raise no more than 299,862,100 yuan, primarily for the production project of core materials for OLED displays and to supplement working capital.

On December 18th, Jinshi Data reported that Ole, the head of Commodity Strategy at Shengbao Bank,

After the elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, appointed Scott Benson as the Secretary of the Treasury, gold futures fell. Ole Hansen of Saxo Bank said in a report that Trump's choice of hedge fund billionaire Benson as his treasury secretary has restrained safe-haven behavior, leading to a slight decline in gold, the US dollar, and US Treasury yields, with the stock market rising. Hansen said Benson is known for his fiscal hawkishness and believes that tariffs should be used more as a negotiating tool and gradually implemented. Hansen added that after the news came out, the gold price fell sharply, reflecting a reduced concern about the US debt situation and the recent long positions being squeezed. (FXStreet)

The price of gold has fallen, but Ole Hansen believes that there are still bullish opportunities for gold. Factors supporting gold include increased government spending after the US election, deteriorating US debt situation, Central Bank purchases of gold reserves, etc. The pullback in the past week is a healthy response to previous buying.

On August 13, Jin10 Data reported that the result of the first OLE consumption REITs that the market is following, Huaxia's first OLE REIT, was announced. The announcement shows that the confirmed subscription ratios of public investors and offline investors for Huaxia's first OLE REIT are 4.298% and 16.055%, respectively. The total subscription amount for this issuance is RMB 7.0785 billion (before proportionate allocation), which once again sets off a wave of public sale REITs.

On August 4th, Jinshi Data reported that Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Shengbao Bank, said that if economic data continues to weaken, the spot gold price could quickly reach the $2500 mark. The prospect of a Fed rate cut, coupled with ongoing geopolitical tensions, rising debt concerns, and new demands from central banks and ETF investors, is expected to further support and pump up the gold price.

Jinshi Data News on July 29th, Shengbao Bank's head of commodity strategy, Ole Hansen, said that the market still believes that the broader Middle East conflict has limited risk to oil supply. The market continues to follow the recent demand outlook, with Brent crude and WTI crude falling to around $80 and $76 per barrel, respectively, attracting some speculative short positions.