International News

1. The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged in the range of 5.25%-5.5%. The hawkish dot plot predicts that it will raise interest rates once more this year. The rate

1. Musk considers charging all Twitter users. 2. Deputy Minister of Economy of Ukraine: Remove sugar export restrictions. 3. The U.S. Auto Workers Union is reported to have lowered its

1. OPEC monthly report: As Saudi Arabia extends production cuts, the oil supply gap is expected to reach 3 million barrels per day; the economy is resilient and the growth

1. ARM’s U.S. IPO was 10 times oversubscribed and may have ended early. 2. The White House statement: The United States and Vietnam signed a semiconductor supply chain agreement. 3.

1. The Japanese yen jumped nearly 90 points at the opening, and the Bank of Japan Governor’s remarks triggered speculation that it would “end negative interest rates.” 2. The G20

1. The LME tin futures premium hit the highest level since 1994. 2. New York Fed July survey: The expected inflation rate in one year is 3.5%, which was 3.8%

1. The CPI in the United States recorded a lower-than-expected 3.2% in July, but it was still 0.2% higher than that in June; the core CP slowed down to 4.7%.

1. The Android version of ChatGPT is officially launched, but only in Shikoku. 2. The Russian State Duma passed a bill to raise the upper limit of compulsory military service

1. The Israeli Knesset passes the controversial judicial reform bill. 2. The “World Coin” of the co-founder of OpenAI soared on the first day of trading. 3. Russia is considering

1. OPEC+ Conference: The voluntary production reduction agreement reached in April was extended from the end of 2023 to the end of next year. On the basis of the voluntary