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Head Of The National Energy Administration Meets With Chairman Of Saudi International Power And Water Company
Australia's Seasonally Adjusted CPI Monthly Rate Was -0.1% In May, Unchanged From The Previous Reading Of -0.1%
Australia's Unadjusted Annual CPI Rate For May Was 4%, Compared To An Expected 4.3% And A Previous Reading Of 4.20%
Australia's Unadjusted CPI Month-on-month Rate For May Was -0.7%, Versus An Expected -0.4% And A Previous Reading Of 0.4%
LPG2608 Surged During The Session, With Gains Widening To 1.36%, And Last Quoted At 4605 Yuan/ton, With A Trading Volume Of Approximately 4.957 Billion Yuan. Open Interest Increased By Over 3100 Lots During The Day, And Trading Volume And Open Interest Activity Rose Simultaneously
China's Central Bank (PBOC) Announced Today That It Conducted 662.5 Billion Yuan Of 7-day Reverse Repurchase Operations, With Both The Bid And Winning Bids Amounting To 662.5 Billion Yuan. The Operating Rate Was 1.40%, Unchanged From The Previous Rate
The Central Parity Rate Of The Yuan Against The US Dollar Was Lowered By 24.00 Basis Points To 6.8195 From The Previous Day
Central Bank Of Malaysia: The Ringgit Fell Against The US Dollar After A Market Correction In June
Central Bank Of Malaysia Reiterated That It Will Continue To Closely Monitor Developments In The Financial Markets
Central Bank Of Malaysia: Members Of The Monetary Policy Committee Unanimously Agreed That Malaysia's Favorable Macroeconomic Fundamentals Remain Solid
Central Bank Of Malaysia: Recent Volatility In The Ringgit And Regional Currencies Continues To Be Driven By Global Developments
The Shanghai Silver 2608 Contract Weakened Significantly During The Session, With The Decline Widening To 5.05%, And The Price Dropping To 14,761 Yuan/kg. The Trading Volume Exceeded 83 Billion Yuan; Open Interest Increased By More Than 5,000 Lots During The Day, And Market Volatility Increased
The Main Palladium Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 292.10 Yuan/gram
U.S. Treasury Secretary: U.S. Economic Policy Will Strengthen Supply-chain Resilience To Mitigate Risks To Critical Materials
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: A Representative From The Cabinet Office Stated That The Central Bank Must Assess The Impact Of Reducing The Size Of Its Balance Sheet On The Macroeconomy And Take Appropriate Measures To Maintain Market Stability
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan Has Absolutely No Reason To Stop Reducing Its Bond Purchases
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That Global Demand Related To Artificial Intelligence Is Driving Economic Activity And Price Increases To A Greater Extent Than Expected
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That Inflation Expectations Have Shifted, With Negative Real Interest Rates Leading To Increases In Lending, Commercial Paper Issuance, And Asset Prices
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Said That Signs Of Rising Wholesale Prices, Particularly In Terms Of Distribution Costs, Are Becoming Increasingly Apparent, Which Could Affect Underlying Inflation
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That Greater Attention Must Be Paid To The Impact Of Corporate Pricing Behavior On Overall Inflation
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That Downside Risks To Output And Employment Could Disrupt The Virtuous Cycle Between Wages And Prices, Potentially Causing Japan To Fall Back Into Deflation
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Said Concerns About An Economic Slowdown Had Eased
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: The Cabinet Office Stated That The Bank Of Japan Must Take Responsibility For Raising Interest Rates And Take Proactive And Appropriate Action When Economic Activity Becomes Excessively Volatile
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Said That Japan's Neutral Interest Rate Is Expected To Be Around 2%, And The Bank Of Japan Will Have To Raise Interest Rates Every Few Months
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Said That The Bank Of Japan Must Push The Policy Rate Up To Near Neutral Levels As Soon As Possible To Avoid A Sharp And Drastic Rate Hike In The Future
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: Even After The June Rate Hike, The Bank Of Japan Will Need To Maintain Its Stance Of Further Rate Hikes, Provided That Economic And Price Trends Meet Expectations
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: One Member Stated That Adjusting The Level Of Monetary Support Would Be A More Appropriate Option As Foreign Exchange Volatility Pushes Up Import Prices
Summary Of The Bank Of Japan's June Policy Meeting: The Japanese Economy Has Shown A Modest Recovery, Although Some Sectors Remain Weak, Partly Due To The Situation In The Middle East
According To The Financial Times, Germany Plans To Cancel Its Plans To Build The Largest Warship Since World War II
According To SEC Filings, SpaceX Will Issue $7 Billion In 5.35% Senior Notes Due In 2031, $6 Billion In 5.65% Senior Notes Due In 2033, $6 Billion In 5.875% Senior Notes Due In 2036, $2.5 Billion In 6.6% Senior Notes Due In 2046, And $3.5 Billion In 6.65% Senior Notes Due In 2056
The Executive Management Committee Of The Brazilian Foreign Trade Commission Announced That Brazil Will Maintain Its Plan To Increase Tariffs On Imported Electric And Hybrid Vehicles, Imposing A 35% Import Tariff On Complete Vehicles And Semi-dismantled Electric Vehicles, Which Will Take Effect In July 2026. The Same Tariff Rate Will Also Apply To Vehicles Imported In A Fully Dismantled State From January 1, 2027
Brazil's Foreign Trade Council Executive Management Committee Has Decided To Implement Additional Zero-tariff Import Quotas Starting July 1, Applicable To Dismantled And Semi-dismantled Electric Vehicles
As Of The Week Ending June 19, U.S. API Crude Oil Imports Stood At 226,000 Barrels, Compared With The Previous Reading Of -276,000 Barrels
U.S. API Crude Oil Inventories For The Week Ending June 19 Decreased By 765,000 Barrels, Versus An Expected Decline Of 4,995,000 Barrels And A Previous Decrease Of 8,330,000 Barrels
MSCI: During Extended Foreign Exchange Trading Hours, Liquidity In The South Korean Onshore Market Remains Insufficient To Support Close Implementation Comparable To Developed Market Standards
Chinese Ambassador To The United States Xie Feng Clarified China's Position In Response To Baseless Accusations From The Panamanian Side
According To The Associated Press: Republican Senators Who Have Disagreed With President Trump In Recent Weeks Will Have The Opportunity To Confront Him Face-to-face At A Party Luncheon At The Capitol On Wednesday
The U.S. Congress's Two Chambers Passed A War Powers Resolution, Symbolically Condemning Trump
The U.S. Senate Voted To Suspend The War Against Iran Unless Trump Obtains Congressional Approval
U.S. Media: Russia Is Moving Troops Into Belarus, Aiming To Open A New Front In The Ukraine Conflict
According To The New York Times, Card Services At Several Major Iranian Banks Were Disrupted On Tuesday, Less Than Two Weeks After Iranian State Media Reported That Some Of These Banks Had Suffered Cyberattacks
Market News: When Discussing The Job Market, US President Trump Called Eli Lilly A "great Pharmaceutical Company" And Also Mentioned Eli Lilly's Investments
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