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French Foreign Ministry: The Chargé D'Affaires Ad Interim Of The Russian Embassy In Paris Was Summoned By France On July 17
Federal Reserve's Hamak: Business Leaders Cited Energy Costs And Supply Chain Disruptions As Factors, But Also Mentioned The Impact Of Insurance Pressures And The Construction Of Artificial Intelligence Data Centers
Federal Reserve's Hamack: The Labor Market Is Nearing Full Employment. Current Immediate Forecasts For Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Show Core Inflation At 3.3%
Federal Reserve Chairman Hammarck: I Approach Each Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Meeting With An Open Mind And Focus On Achieving The Best Results For The American People
Federal Reserve's Hammarck: Businesses Are Demanding Action On Inflation, And Consumers Are Desperate About Their Finances
Federal Reserve's Hamack: Inflation Is Too High And Widespread, And Persistently High Inflation Is A Bigger Concern
The Preliminary Reading For The U.S. Five-to-ten-year Inflation Expectation In July Was 3.3%, Matching The Forecast Of 3.30% And Unchanged From The Previous Reading Of 3.30%
The Preliminary Reading Of U.S. One-year Inflation Expectations For July Was 4.2%, Compared With A Forecast Of 4.50% And A Prior Reading Of 4.60%
The Main Paraxylene (PX) Futures Contract Rose By 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 8272 Yuan/ton. The Main PTA Futures Contract Rose By More Than 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 5836.00 Yuan/ton
Propylene 2609 Futures Rose 1.93% Intraday, Last Quoted At 7863 Yuan/ton, With More Than 1000 Lots Added In Open Interest, Showing A Significant Change In Open Interest
The Main Contract For Low-sulfur Fuel Oil (LU) Surged 4.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 4756.00 Yuan/ton
Market News: Angola's Preliminary Plan For Crude Oil Exports In September Is 1.08 Million Barrels Per Day
The Ukrainian Military Reportedly Attacked A Russian Oil Refinery In The Yaroslavl Region And Struck Two Russian Oil Tankers In The Black Sea
The Government Of The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region On The United States' Decision Not To Renew The National Emergency Relating To Hong Kong
Sources Say Pakistan Is Negotiating An Expanded Defense Agreement With Kuwait In Exchange For Energy Cooperation. The Negotiations Are Still In The Preliminary Stages And Have Not Yet Been Finalized
U.S. Manufacturing Capacity Utilization Was 75.7% In June, Unchanged From The Previous Reading Of 75.7%
U.S. Capacity Utilization In June Was 76.1%, Versus An Expected 76.20%; The Previous Reading Was Revised From 76.20% To 76.1%
U.S. Industrial Production Rose 0.1% Month-on-month In June, Versus An Expected 0.20% And A Previous Reading Of 0.10%
Franco-German Joint Statement: France And Germany Have Reached A Joint Statement Of Intent On Nuclear Fusion Energy. France And Germany Will Advocate For The Redirection Of EU Financial Instruments To The Key Metals Sector
A Joint Franco-German Statement: France And Germany Will Develop Standards For Cooperative Operations In Europe To Ensure Interoperability Between Air Systems. France And Germany Will Also Explore Cooperation On Sovereign European Missile Defense Capabilities
A Joint Statement From Germany And France States That Germany Will Participate In France's Nuclear Exercises Later This Year, Increasing Rather Than Replacing NATO's Nuclear Deterrent Capabilities
Franco-German Joint Statement: Will Deepen Cooperation On Nuclear Deterrence And Conventional Strike Capabilities
EU Banking Fragmentation Hinders Integration; New Cross-Border Rules Proposed To Promote Consolidation
Coking Coal Futures Contract 2609 Rose During The Session, With Gains Widening To 2.02%, And Last Quoted At 1290.5 Yuan/ton; The Trading Volume Was Approximately 11.004 Billion Yuan, With An Increase Of 23,700 Lots In Open Interest, Indicating A Significant Change In Open Interest
The Main Coking Coal Futures Contract Rose Sharply In The Short Term, Last Quoted At 1286 Yuan/ton, Up 1.70% On The Day
The Main Contract For Low-sulfur Fuel Oil (LU) Experienced Increased Volatility After Opening, And Was Last Quoted At 4,728 Yuan/ton, Up 3.41% On The Day
Institution: Escalating Tensions In The Middle East Weigh On Demand Prospects, With Copper Prices Expected To Post A Weekly Decline
U.S. June Import Price Index Rose 7.1% Year-on-Year, Versus An Expected 6.70% And A Previous Reading Of 6.70%
The U.S. Import Price Index Rose By 0.3% Month-over-month In June, Compared With An Expected Decline Of 0.7% And A Previously Reported Increase Of 1.90%, Which Was Revised Down To 1.7%
U.S. Housing Starts In June Rose At An Annualized Monthly Rate Of 19%, Exceeding The Forecast Of 11.30%, While The Prior Month's Figure Was Revised Upward From -15.40% To -15.2%
U.S. Housing Starts In June Were Annualized At 1.427 Million Units, Exceeding The Expected 1.31 Million Units; The Prior Month's Figure Was Revised Upward From 1.177 Million To 1.199 Million Units
The U.S. Import Price Index Rose 0.3% Month-over-month In June, The Smallest Increase Since December 2025. The Total Number Of Building Permits Issued In The U.S. In June Was 1.367 Million Units, The Lowest Level Since August 2025
Spokesperson For The Ministry Of Commerce Responds To Media Questions On The U.S. Decision Not To Extend The Hong Kong-Related National Emergency
Caspian Pipeline Alliance: The ExxonMobil-leased Tanker "Nordic Zenit" Was Attacked As It Approached The CPC Terminal On The Black Sea
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