In the afternoon of the next day, Chu Qianfeng once again sold 6.8 tons of gold stored in the warehouse of Novice Village.
Unexpectedly, when the London futures market opened that night, the 6.8 tons of gold was thrown into the market, without even a splash.
Chu gritted his teeth, and the next day he shipped the 20 tons of gold that had been urgently transported to Hong Kong Island and deposited in the slag to sell again, only to hit the London gold price to 40.2 dollars.
Chu Qianjin's move is equivalent to giving the Yankees bullets to suppress the price of gold.
Let the US officials, who were still considering how much it would cost to suppress the gold price, just take the opportunity to announce that the US