Fuel Oil Futures (2609 Contract) Saw Increased Volatility After Opening In The Night Session, With The Latest Price At 3436 Yuan/ton, A Daily Increase Of 1.99%

Bank Of America Raised Its Winter TTF Natural Gas Price Forecast For Europe To €65/MWh Due To Low Physical Gas Inventories In Europe

U.S. Labor Productivity Accelerated In The Second Quarter, With Evidence Of Cost‑cutting Measures By Firms Taking Effect

As Of The Week Ending July 31, Russia's Central Bank Held $720.3 Billion In Gold And Foreign Exchange Reserves, Compared With $732.1 Billion In The Previous Period

The Main Ethylene Glycol Futures Contract Rose More Than 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 4676.00 Yuan/ton

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Edged Up But Came In Below Expectations, While Corporate Layoff Plans Have Eased

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Edged Up, While The Number Of Layoffs Remains At A Historic Low

[In The United States, Initial Jobless Claims Stood At 199,000 For The Week Ending August 1, Compared To An Expected 202,000.] August 6th - In The United States, Initial Jobless Claims For The Week Ending August 1st Were 199,000, Lower Than The Expected 202,000. The Previous Value Was Revised From 197,000 To 198,000

The Preliminary Estimate For U.S. Nonfarm Unit Labor Costs In The Second Quarter Was 1.3%, Compared With An Expectation Of 2.1% And A Prior Reading Revised Down From 1.80% To 1.3%

U.S. Nonfarm Productivity For Q2 Came In At An Initial Reading Of 1.4%, Above The Expected 0.6%; The Previous Figure Was Revised Upward From 0.30% To 0.8%

As Of The Week Ending July 25, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.801 Million, Compared With Expectations Of 1.79 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.782 Million To 1.777 Million

The Four-week Moving Average Of Initial Jobless Claims In The U.S. For The Week Ending August 1 Stood At 198,750, Revised From The Previously Reported 202,750 To 203,250

US Weekly Initial Jobless Claims 199000 Vs 202000 Forecast, Prior 198000