Reserve Bank Of New Zealand's Brehman: No "second-round Effect" Seen In Inflation

According To The New York Times, Since The Outbreak Of War On February 28, The U.S. Military Has Consumed $29 Billion Worth Of Ammunition, Resulting In A Reduction In The Global Stockpile Of Some Key Weapons Such As The Patriot Air Defense Interceptor Missile. At The Same Time, It Has Also Diverted Relevant Military Supplies From U.S. Military Command Facilities In Asia And Europe

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman Said There Was No Discussion On What Level Of Official Cash Interest Would Be Restrictive

According To The New York Times, The U.S. Central Command Stated That More Than 50,000 U.S. Military Personnel Have Been Assigned To This War Mission

According To The New York Times: The Latest Estimates Suggest That The U.S. Air Force Has Spent $7.6 Billion To Maintain The Operation Of Dozens Of Fighter And Bomber Squadrons; The Navy Has Spent $1.5 Billion To Deploy More Than 20 Warships (including Several Aircraft Carriers); And The Army Has Spent $2.1 Billion To Maintain Its Troop Deployment In The Region

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: The Range For Estimating The Neutral Interest Rate Is Very Wide, And Its Specific Value Remains Uncertain

Japanese Minister Of Economic Revitalization Ryomachi Akazawa: Currently, The Rules-based Free Trade System Is Faltering. I Thank All The Committee Members For Actively Conveying The Voices From The Front Lines Of Business To APEC And For Their Efforts In Maintaining And Strengthening A Free And Fair Trade And Investment Environment

According To Data Released By Shanghai Steel Union, The Mid-price Of MMLC Battery-grade Lithium Carbonate (morning Session) Was 101,150 Yuan/ton Today, An Increase Of 750 Yuan/ton Compared To The Price At 16:30 The Previous Day

U.S. Defense Secretary Hergsays: It Was A Pleasure To Meet With The Australian Deputy Prime Minister; We Work Together To Optimize The Alliance To Strengthen Deterrence And Achieve Results

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand's Brehman: In The Coming Weeks, Some Inflation And Labor Market Data Will Be Crucial

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: Discussed Whether Interest Rates Could Rise Above The Level Indicated By The Official Cash Rate (OCR) Path

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: Discussed The Risk Of A Pullback In AI-related Market Assets

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand's Brehman: The Election Has No Impact On The Monetary Policy Committee's (MPC) Decisions

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor: Annual Inflation Is Expected To Rise To 4.4% In The December Quarter

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand's Brehman: The Market Has Not Adjusted Accordingly To The Third-quarter Inflation Report

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor: Underlying Inflation Remains High

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor: Inflation Expectations Appear To Remain Firmly Anchored, And Businesses Have Limited Ability To Pass On Costs