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The Central Parity Rate Of The Yuan Against The US Dollar Was Lowered By 33 Basis Points To 6.7939, The Largest Drop Since June 18, 2026
The Main Soda Ash Futures Contract Fell Below 1,000 Yuan/ton Again, Down 0.99% On The Day
The Main Styrene (EB) Contract Fell Rapidly, With Intraday Gains Narrowing To 1.96%, Currently Trading At 8913 Yuan/ton
China-ASEAN Joint Statement By Foreign Ministers: Further Strengthening Regional Power Grid Interconnectivity
Joint Statement By The Foreign Ministers Of China And ASEAN: Welcoming The Ongoing Diplomatic Engagements Currently Underway In The Middle East
Joint Statement By The Foreign Ministers Of China And ASEAN On Addressing The Impact Of Evolving Middle East Situation On The Region And Strengthening Regional Energy Cooperation
Rising Oil Prices Are Intensifying Pressure On Interest Rates, Sending South Korea's Stock Market Sharply Lower In Early Trading
South Korean President Pushes For Reforms To Real Estate Tax And Lending Policies, Even At The Cost Of Political Consequences
CITIC Securities: Seize The Opportunity For Valuation Recovery Amid Rising Copper Prices And Improving Market Sentiment
On July 24, The China Coast Guard Took Control Measures Against Several Philippine Vessels That Were Illegally Operating In The Waters Under The Jurisdiction Of Huangyan Island, China
Australian Trade Minister: We Will Continue To Lobby The US Trade Representative To Remove All Tariffs
Japan's National Unadjusted CPI Monthly Rate Was 0% In June, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 0.5%
Japan's National CPI Annual Rate In June Was 1.7%, Matching The Forecast Of 1.70% And Up From The Previous Reading Of 1.50%
Japan's Core CPI Annual Rate In June Was 1.6%, Matching The Forecast Of 1.60% And Up From The Previous Reading Of 1.40%
Australian Officials Say The New US Tariffs Are "unjustified" And Are Disappointed With The US Decision
South Korea's Minister Of Science Visits The U.S. To Encourage U.S. Tech Giants To Invest In Korean Companies
Mexico's Ministry Of Economy: The Fourth Round Of Negotiations Between The United States And Mexico On The USMCA Is Scheduled For The First Two Weeks Of September
Following The U.S. Government's Announcement Of New Tariffs, Mexican Economy Minister Ebrard Stated: "We Believe That The Actual Tariff Rate Borne By Mexico Has Not Changed."
US President Trump: Any And All Damage Caused To Ships, Cargo Or Anything Related Will Be Compensated By Iranian Funds Currently Held And Controlled By The United States
The Brazilian Government Will Initiate Procedures Under The Reciprocity Law And Submit The Matter To The WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism
The Statement Indicates That The Brazilian Government Refuses To Accept The 12.5% Tariff Imposed By The United States On Brazilian Goods
U.S. Treasury: Despite The Narrowing Interest Rate Differential Between The U.S. And Japan, The Yen's Weakness Continues, And Excessive Volatility In The Yen Is Undesirable
Senior U.S. Officials Stated That Goods Qualifying Under The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) Will Be Exempted, Due To The Highly Integrated North American Supply Chain And The Significant Proportion Of U.S. Content In These Goods
A Senior U.S. Official Said President Trump Will Use All The Tools At His Disposal To Achieve His Desired Goals, Including Tariffs
A Senior U.S. Official Said Tariffs On Some Countries, Including India, Will Be Reduced From 12.5% To 10%
A Senior U.S. Official Said The Section 301 Investigation Into Overcapacity Is Still Ongoing, But Requires A Great Deal Of Research And Analysis
U.S. Senior Officials: These Tariff Measures Are Not A Simple Replication Of The Tariffs Previously Struck Down By The U.S. Supreme Court Under The International Emergency Economic Powers Act
A Senior U.S. Official Said The Tariffs Will Target 60 Economies, Which Account For About 99% Of U.S. Trade. The New Tariffs Will Take Effect At 00:01 ET On July 28 (12:01 PM Beijing Time On July 28)
A Senior U.S. Official Stated That The U.S. Has Imposed Tariffs Of 10%-12.5% On Several Countries. The U.S. Has Exempted Products Such As Oil, Natural Gas, Fertilizers, And Food From Tariffs
According To Filings With The U.S. Securities And Exchange Commission (SEC), Lockheed Martin Received Approximately $140 Million In Tax Refunds Related To Previous Tariff Assessments In The Six Months Ending June 28. The Existing Tariffs Are Not Expected To Have A Significant Long-term Impact On Operating Results
Affected By The Sharp Rise In Naphtha Prices, Japan Has Become A Net Importer Of Petrochemical Products
Foreign Central Banks Held $24.814 Billion In U.S. Treasury Securities In The Week Ending July 17, Compared To $639 Million In The Previous Week
The U.S. Is Pressuring Saudi Arabia To Sign The Abraham Accords, Warning That Otherwise The Nuclear Deal Will Be "nullified."
25 U.S. States Have Sued The Trump Administration, Opposing The Linkage Of Disaster Relief Funds To Electoral System Reform
U.S. House Passes Resolution To Limit Trump's Authority To Use Military Force Against Iran; Senate Backs President
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Some Negotiations Regarding A Potential USMCA Agreement Will Continue Until The End Of The Year
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: (Regarding The USMCA Negotiations) We Have A Very Good And Deepening Relationship With Mexico
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The Interim USMCA Trade Agreement Referenced By U.S. Trade Representative Greer Is Consistent With The Framework Of The USMCA
U.S. Prosecutors Will Withdraw Subpoenas Issued To New York Times Journalists In The Investigation Into Trump's Classified Flight Documents Leak
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: If An Agreement Cannot Be Reached On The Latest U.S. Tariff Threats, Canada Will Consider All Options
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada’s Engagement With The United States This Week Demonstrates The Level And Breadth Of Our Interactions, Reflecting The Importance Of Our Trade Relationship
US President Trump: We Are Making Very Good Progress In Dealing With Iran, And We Are Doing A Very Good Job
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