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LPG2608 Surged During The Session, With Gains Widening To 2.13%, And Last Quoted At 4503 Yuan/ton; Trading Volume Was Approximately 3.031 Billion Yuan, With Nearly 2100 Lots Added To Open Interest During The Day, And Trading Volume And Open Interest Activity Rising Simultaneously
Market News: The United States Is Seeking To Establish Partnerships With The European Union In The Areas Of Artificial Intelligence Regulation And Supply Chain
Market News: The U.S. Supreme Court Ruled In Favor Of The Trump Administration's Proposal To End Protections For Syrian And Haitian Migrants
Market News: With The Supreme Court Completing Its Opinion, The Ruling In The Case Of Federal Reserve Governor Cook Is Expected To Be Released Next Week
Yields On UK Two-year And Five-year Government Bonds Edged Down To Their Lowest Levels Since April 17
Propylene 2609 Rose To 6,700 Yuan/ton, A Daily Increase Of 2.79%, And Was Last Quoted At 6,706 Yuan/ton; The Transaction Volume Was Approximately 2.804 Billion Yuan
The Most Active Soybean Futures Contract Rose More Than 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 4854.00 Yuan/ton
Russia Claims Ukrainian Forces Attacked Crimea, While Ukraine Says Multiple Regions Were Struck
LME Copper Extended Its Gains To 2.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $13,299.70 Per Tonne
Shanghai Silver Futures Contract 2608 Rose During The Session, With Gains Widening To 2.03%, And Last Quoted At 14,349 Yuan/kg; The Turnover Was Approximately 13.164 Billion Yuan, With Nearly 4,400 Lots Added To Open Interest During The Day, And Trading Volume And Open Interest Both Increased
New York Silver Futures Rose 1.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $58.68 Per Ounce; New York Gold Futures Rose More Than 1.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $4049.00 Per Ounce
Pan Gongsheng, Governor Of China's Central Bank, Met With Dujarric, Minister Of Finance Of Brazil
Russia's Central Bank Gold And Foreign Exchange Reserves Stood At USD 743.8 Billion For The Week Ending June 19, Up From USD 729.3 Billion In The Previous Week
Market News: Following The Severing Of Mythos's Access, The EU Has Held Talks With The White House Regarding The Anthropic Issue
According To Mexico's Official Gazette, Mexico Will Extend By Five Years The Anti-dumping Duties Imposed On Imports Of Carbon Steel Pipe From The United States
US Ambassador To NATO: We Recently Held Talks With Turkey Regarding The Sale Of Jet Engines
Russian Foreign Ministry: Russia Expelled The Romanian Consul General And Closed The Romanian Consulate General In St. Petersburg
Nick Timiraos, Known As The 'Fed's Whisperer': Core PCE In The U.S. Rose 0.32% Month-over-month In May, Slightly Below Expectations, Yet It Remains The Fourth-highest Monthly Reading Over The Past 12 Months (equivalent To A 3.9% Annualized Rate). The Year-over-year Increase Stands At 3.4%, The Highest Level Since October 2023, While The Six-month Annualized Rate Exceeds 4%
Polish Prime Minister Tusk: We Can Expect Various Escalations In The Security Situation In The Coming Weeks And Months
Eurozone Government Bond Yields Fell Slightly After The Release Of US PCE Inflation Data; The Yield On German 2-year Government Bonds Fell 1.6 Basis Points To 2.538%
The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell After The Data Release, Last Quoted At 4.392%, Down 0.59 Basis Points
The US Dollar Index (DXY) Fell By More Than Ten Points In The Short Term, Last Reported At 101.64
The Final Annualized Quarterly Rate Of U.S. Corporate Profits For The First Quarter Was 0.5%, Compared To A Previous Reading Of -0.4%
U.S. Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Increased By 0.3% Month-over-month In May, With The Prior Reading Revised Down From 0.1% To 0.0%
The Final Reading Of The U.S. First-quarter GDP Price Index Was 3.6%, Compared With An Expectation Of 3.50% And A Prior Reading Of 3.50%
The Annual Rate Of The U.S. Core PCE Price Index For May Was 3.4%, Matching The Expected 3.40% And Up From The Previous Reading Of 3.30%
U.S. Personal Spending Rose By 0.7% Month-over-month In May, Exceeding The Expected 0.6%; The Prior Reading Was Revised Down To 0.4% From 0.50%
Following The Release Of The US PCE Data, Spot Gold Rose Nearly $30 In The Short Term, Currently Trading At $4,010 Per Ounce
As Of The Week Ending June 13, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.821 Million, Compared With Expectations Of 1.80 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.81 Million To 1.80 Million
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Excluding Aircraft For Non-defense Capital Goods Rose 1.6% Month-over-month In May, Versus An Expectation Of 0.6% And A Prior Reading Revised Up From -1.00% To -0.7%
In May, U.S. Durable Goods Orders Excluding Defense Fell 4.6% Month-on-month, While The Previous Reading Was Revised Up From 8.1% To 8.4%
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