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Ukrainian Lawmakers: The President Has Signed Draft Laws No. 15402 And No. 15401 On Extending Martial Law And General Mobilization
Notice Of China's Central Bank On Soliciting Public Comments On The 'Administrative Measures For Class II Stored-Value Account Operations (Draft For Comments)'
China's Central Bank (PBOC) Announced That It Will Conduct Overnight Reverse Repurchase Operations From July 29 To July 31 And On August 3, Using A Fixed Interest Rate And Quantity Bidding. The Daily Operations Will Be 600 Billion Yuan From July 29 To July 31, And 300 Billion Yuan On August 3
A Survey By The Bank Of England Shows That British Companies Plan To Narrow The Gap Between Price Hikes And Wage Increases
ECB Survey Shows Overall Inflation Outlook Unchanged, With 2% Target Expected To Be Reached By 2028
The Forward Premium For The US Dollar Against The Indian Rupee Narrowed; The 1-year Premium Fell 4 Basis Points To 2.93%
Traders Said The Reserve Bank Of India May Be Intervening In The Immediate Market While Also Conducting Longer-term USD/RUB Buy-swapping Operations
Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Fell By More Than 3% Intraday, With WTI Crude Oil Falling Below $90 Per Barrel And Brent Crude Oil Currently Trading At $92.07 Per Barrel
A PMI Survey Shows That UK Businesses Reported Their First Expansion In Three Months, With Cost Pressures Easing
The European Central Bank (ECB) May Draw Funds From Its Enhanced Repurchase Facility (EUREP) Starting In The Fourth Quarter Of 2026
The Bank Of England: In The Three Months To July, Businesses Expect Their Prices To Rise By 3.9% Over The Next Year, Down 0.2 Percentage Points From The Figure Reported By Businesses In The Three Months To June
The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7744 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On July 24, Down 38 Points From The Previous Trading Day
The Preliminary Reading Of The UK's Services PMI For July Came In At 51.8, Above The Expected 49.4 And The Previous Reading Of 48.8
The UK's Preliminary July Composite PMI Came In At 52.1, Above The Expected 49.7 And The Previous Reading Of 49.3
The Prospects For The Passage Of The CLARITY Act Have Dimmed, With Trump's Crypto-related Conflicts Of Interest Posing The Biggest Obstacle
Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine Attacked A Military Industrial Enterprise In The Kirov Region Of Russia, As Well As An Oil Facility About 1,350 Kilometers Away
ECB Governing Council Member Koch Said The September Meeting Will Be Particularly Important, As We Will Gain A Better Understanding Of The Impact Of Energy Market Developments On Inflation
ECB Governing Council Member Koch Said That In Addition To Oil Prices, The Focus Is Shifting To The Natural Gas Market, Food Prices And The Wage Situation In The Eurozone
Two Government Departments: Individuals Who Transfer Assets Into Offshore Trusts Or Derive Income Through Offshore Trusts Shall Declare And Pay Individual Income Tax In Accordance With Relevant Regulations
ECB Governing Council Member Koch Said: "We Have Not Seen A Clear Second-round Effect Yet, But The Risk Of Persistent Inflation Remains."
The European Central Bank Survey Forecasts GDP Growth Of 0.6% In 2026 (previously 1.0%) And 1.2% In 2027
The European Central Bank Survey Projects Core Inflation At 2.4% In 2026 (previously 2.2%) And Expects It To Remain Unchanged At 2.2% In 2027
A European Central Bank Survey Shows That Eurozone Consumers' Five-year Inflation Expectations Remain Unchanged At 2.4%
A European Central Bank Survey Indicates That Eurozone Companies Raised Prices Less Than Expected In The Second Quarter, With A Slight Slowdown Anticipated In The Third Quarter
The Ministry Of Commerce Announced That 14 EU Entities Will Be Added To The Export Control List, And This Announcement Will Take Effect From The Date Of Publication
A Survey By The European Central Bank Showed That Eurozone Consumers Lowered Their Inflation Expectations For The Next 12 Months To 3.0% From 3.5%
London Metal Exchange (LME): Zinc Inventories Decreased By 275 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 140 Tons, Copper Inventories Decreased By 4,650 Tons, Lead Inventories Decreased By 475 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 2,400 Tons, And Nickel Inventories Decreased By 1,206 Tons
The Preliminary Reading Of The Eurozone's Manufacturing PMI For July Came In At 52, Above The Expected 51.5 And The Previous Reading Of 51.4
ECB Governing Council Member Sleiphun: The ECB May Raise Interest Rates In September, Even Without A Second Round Of Effects, As Long As The Overall Inflation Outlook Warrants It
ING: Affected By Shipping Risks In The Red Sea, Brent Crude Oil Is Poised To Rise 12% This Week
The EU Oil Coordination Group: The Duration Of The Middle East Conflict Could Have A Significant Impact On The Market And Could Further Exacerbate Market Tensions
Ministry Of Agriculture And Rural Affairs: Summer Grain Accounts For Nearly Half Of China's Staple Food Supply, And A Bumper Harvest Ensures That The Country Has The Upper Hand In Securing Its Annual Grain Production
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: The United States Assured US That Zelensky Would Take The Necessary Steps To Resolve The Dispute, But Failed To Ensure That This Was Achieved
A Spokesperson For The China Coast Guard Issued A Statement Regarding The Philippines' Repeated Provocations And Deliberate Acts Of Provocation At Multiple Locations In The South China Sea
Sri Lankan International Sovereign Bonds Fell By 1 Cent, While Pakistani And Indonesian Bonds Came Under Pressure After Trump Announced New Tariffs
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: China Stands Ready To Further Expand Sound And Stable Economic And Trade Cooperation With Brazil
The Power Company In Chernihiv Region Of Northern Ukraine Said That Russian Attacks On Energy Facilities Have Caused Power Outages For Nearly 150,000 Customers In The Region
As Of July 17, Thailand’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Stood At US$276.03 Billion, Compared With US$279.35 Billion On July 10
Germany's Preliminary Services PMI For July Came In At 49.6, Versus An Expectation Of 49 And A Previous Reading Of 48.6
Germany's Preliminary July Composite PMI Came In At 51.2, Above The Expected 49.8 And Previous Reading Of 49.5
Germany's Preliminary July Manufacturing PMI Came In At 52.2, Above The Expected 50.5 And The Previous Reading Of 50.3
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: Will Earnestly Implement The Important Consensus Reached By The Chinese And U.S. Presidents In The Field Of Artificial Intelligence
Shanghai Futures Exchange: This Week, Copper Inventory Decreased By 10,299 Tons, Aluminum Inventory Decreased By 21,192 Tons, Zinc Inventory Decreased By 1,234 Tons, Lead Inventory Decreased By 3,566 Tons, Nickel Inventory Decreased By 83 Tons, Tin Inventory Decreased By 147 Tons, And Natural Rubber Inventory Increased By 902 Tons
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