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Pakistani Foreign Minister: Pakistan And India Exchanged Prisoner Lists

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Trump Has Taken A Lukewarm Stance Toward The USMCA, Leaving The $2 Trillion Trade Deal In Limbo

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Li Chenggang, International Trade Negotiation Representative And Vice Minister, Met With Xu Haoliang, Under-Secretary-General Of The United Nations And Associate Administrator Of The United Nations Development Programme

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Challenger, Gray & Christmas, A U.S. Outplacement Firm: As Of June This Year, Employers Have Announced 443,604 Job Cuts, A 40% Decline From The 744,308 Layoffs Announced In The First Half Of 2025. This Marks The Second-highest January-to-June Total Since 2020, Trailing Only Last Year’s Surge In Government-driven Layoffs. It Is Also The Fourth Time This Year That Monthly Layoff Figures Have Fallen Below Those Of The Same Month Last Year

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Challenger, A US Employment Data Company, Reported That US Tech Companies Announced 15,503 Job Cuts In June. Artificial Intelligence Was The Leading Cause Of Layoffs For US Employers, Ranking First For The Fourth Consecutive Month

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U.S. Challenger Job Cuts In June Posted An Annual Rate Of -4.5%, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 3.40%

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U.S. Media: The United Nations Plans To Lead The Development Of Global AI Regulations

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According To RIA Novosti, The Russian Ministry Of Defense Stated That Russian Troops Have Taken Control Of Two New Settlements In Ukraine

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As Market Concerns Over The Iran Peace Deal Intensified, UAE Sovereign Bonds Fell By 1 Cent, And Saudi Sovereign Bonds Also Declined. S&P Global Market Intelligence Data Showed That Bahrain's 5-year Credit Default Swaps (CDS) Rose 5 Basis Points From Tuesday's Close To 246 Basis Points

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Affected By The Decline In Oil Prices, Inflation In The Eurozone Has Eased More Than Expected

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The UK's Maritime Trade Operations Office: A Vessel Is Being Approached By Several Small Boats With Crew Members Carrying Light Weapons

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Eurozone Inflation Fell More Sharply Than Expected, Bolstering The European Central Bank's Case For Patience

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Following The Release Of Eurozone Inflation Data, The Market Slightly Reduced Its Bets On A European Central Bank Rate Hike, Now Expecting A 23 Basis Point Increase Before The End Of The Year

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According To Axios: Former US Vice President Kamala Harris Made A Private Phone Call To New York City Mayor Mamdani Last Week And Has Been Holding Lengthy Closed-door Meetings With Other Prominent Progressives, Including Palestinian Activists. This Is The Latest Sign That Harris Is Paving The Way For A Possible 2028 White House Run, And Also Indicates That She Is Seeking To Strengthen Or Repair Relations With The Democratic Left

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Eurozone Bond Yields Fell Slightly After Inflation Data Came In Below Expectations, With The Yield On Germany's 2-year Government Bond Falling 1 Basis Point To 2.523%

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Eurozone June CPI Annual Rate Preliminary Reading Came In At 2.8%, Versus An Expected 3% And A Previous Reading Of 3.20%

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The Eurozone's Preliminary Year-on-Year Core CPI For June Came In At 2.2%, Compared With The Previous Reading Of 2.3%

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Eurozone June CPI Monthly Preliminary Reading: -0.1%, Previous: 0.10%

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Greece's Unemployment Rate Was 8.1% In May, Revised Down From 9.1% In April

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Brent Crude Oil Fell More Than 2.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $71.86 Per Barrel

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Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Continued To Decline, With WTI Crude Falling More Than 2% Intraday To $68.50 Per Barrel. Brent Crude Fell Below $72 Per Barrel, Down 1.94% Intraday

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ECB Vice President: May Wait For More Data Before Deciding On The Next Steps

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ECB Governing Council Member Kochel: The Threat Of Inflation Has Decreased, But It Has Not Been Completely Contained. The Next Decision Will Be To Raise Interest Rates Or Keep Them Unchanged

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Monex: If Inflation Data And The ECB President Dampen Bets On Rate Hikes, The Euro Could Fall Further

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: The Rise In German Energy Prices Has Produced Almost No Second-round Effect

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Market Analysis: Oil Prices Are Expected To Remain The Primary Driver Of Market Dynamics

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ECB Governing Council Member Winsch: If There Is No Significant Second-round Effect, One Rate Hike May Be Sufficient

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Fitch Ratings: Indonesia Faces Rising Pressure On Market Confidence And Foreign Exchange Buffers

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LME Zinc Fell 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At $3487.76 Per Ton

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The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7935 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On July 1, Down 83 Points From The Previous Trading Day

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S&P Global: The UK Manufacturing PMI For June Was 52.5. Output Growth Accelerated, While New Orders Growth Slowed

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The Euro Fell Below 0.86 Against The Pound, Down 0.12% On The Day

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The UK's June Manufacturing PMI Final Reading Came In At 52.5, Below The Expected 53.1 And Unchanged From The Previous Reading Of 53.1

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Trump's Crypto Income In 2025 Will Reach As High As $1.43 Billion, Roughly Twice That Of His Traditional Business

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: Artificial Intelligence Will Initially Push Up Inflation Slightly

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: It Is Too Early To Judge Whether The Second Round Of Effects Has Ended

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The Indian Rupee Fell Below 95 Against The US Dollar, Down 0.4% On The Day

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: Inflation Will Remain Above Target In 2027

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: We Will Keep All Options Open For Interest Rate Decisions In July And September

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: Inflation Will Remain High This Year

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ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: The Measures Taken In June Were Never A Preventative Rate Hike

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London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 1,900 Tons, Lead Inventories Decreased By 1,475 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 210 Tons, Tin Inventories Remained Unchanged, Zinc Inventories Decreased By 625 Tons, And Copper Inventories Decreased By 4,375 Tons

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The Final Reading Of The Eurozone's Manufacturing PMI For June Came In At 51.4, Versus An Expected 51.3 And A Previous Reading Of 51.3

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Germany's Final Manufacturing PMI For June Came In At 50.3, Versus An Expected 50.0 And A Previous Reading Of 50.0

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France's Final Manufacturing PMI For June Came In At 51.2, Versus An Expected 50.7 And A Previous Reading Of 50.7

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Italy's Manufacturing PMI Stood At 52.2 In June, Below The Forecast Of 52.4 And The Previous Reading Of 52.9

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WTI Crude Oil Fell More Than 1.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At $69.17 Per Barrel; Brent Crude Oil Is Currently Down 0.75%

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The Final June Manufacturing PMI Figures For France, Germany, And The Eurozone Will Be Released In Ten Minutes

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Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: The Paraguayan Government Should Promptly Stand On The Right Side Of History

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BYD's European Market Special Advisor: Volkswagen's Layoffs Are A Wake-up Call For The Industry

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