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<p>This week, the US dollar index fluctuated and fell, while the prices of spot gold and silver repeatedly hit new highs, reaching $2685 per ounce and $32.7 per ounce respectively. A-shares and Hong Kong stocks surged under the influence of stimulus policies, with the SSE Index achieving its largest weekly gain since 2008, rising by 12.8% and 13% respectively. The market holds an optimistic view on the future economic outlook, with Morgan Stanley predicting a 10% upside potential in the short term for the CSI 300 Index</p>

- The US dollar index experienced a downward trend this week, influenced by expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, while gold and silver prices reached new highs.  
- The Chinese stock market surged significantly, with the Shanghai Composite Index rising 12.8%, marking its largest weekly gain since 2008, driven by new stimulus policies.  
- Key economic events included the Federal Reserve's potential for further rate cuts and the announcement of significant monetary policy adjustments by China's central bank to stabilize growth.

Weekly Hot List Highlights: Major policies trigger a stock market surge! Gold and silver bulls enjoy a crazy week of celebration