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German Bundesbank President Jens Weidmann Is Set To Vie For The Successorship To The President Of The European Central Bank
Foreign Ministry: The Japanese Side Should Squarely Address The International Community's Concerns And Earnestly Fulfill Its Obligations Under International Law To Prevent The Proliferation Of Nuclear Weapons
The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Responded To Cooperation With The United States And Russia In Combating Transnational Crime, Stating That China Remains Open To Strengthening Dialogue And Communication With U.S. Law Enforcement Agencies
A Spokesperson For The European Commission Stated That The Electricity Supply Situation Is Stable And There Are No Security Concerns
Reuters Survey: The U.S. Dollar Is Expected To Decline 2.6% Against The Canadian Dollar Over The Next 12 Months, Reaching 1.366 (July Survey Forecast: 1.36)
Reuters Survey: The USD/CAD Exchange Rate Is Expected To Remain Broadly Flat At 1.40 In Three Months (consistent With The July Survey)
A Reuters/Ipsos Poll Shows That, For The First Time During Trump's Tenure, Registered Voters Favored Democrats Over Republicans On Handling War And Terrorism
A Reuters/Ipsos Poll Shows That Americans Who Believe A War With Iran Would Lead To Instability In The Middle East Outnumber Those Who Expect The Situation To Become More Stable By A Factor Of Three
At Least Four People Have Been Injured In A New Israeli Attack On Southern Lebanon, According To Reports
Andy Challenger, Chief Revenue Officer At Challenger, Gray & Christmas: 'Hiring Also Increased By 25% Compared To Last Year, So While Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming The Labor Market, It Is Not Dismantling Employment.'
The Challenger Job Cuts Report Shows That July's Total Layoffs Were The Lowest Monthly Level Since July 2024, When 25,885 Layoffs Were Announced. As Of July, Employers Had Announced 477,033 Job Cuts, A 41% Decrease From The 806,383 Announced In The First Seven Months Of 2025. This Is The Fifth Time This Year That Layoff Numbers Have Fallen Below The Level Of The Same Period Last Year
Challenger, Gray & Christmas U.S. Job-cut Report: The Pace Of Layoffs Slowed Significantly This Summer. Layoff Plans Remain Concentrated Primarily In The Technology Sector, With Artificial Intelligence Continuing To Be A Focal Point As Investment In This Technology Reshapes Businesses
Challenger's US Layoff Report: July Layoffs Plummeted To 33,429, While Hiring Plans Increased Slightly; Artificial Intelligence Remained The Primary Reason For Layoffs For The Fifth Consecutive Month
In July, The Number Of Layoffs Reported By U.S. Challenger Companies Was 33,429, Compared With The Previous Figure Of 45,849
Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange: There Are Many Uncertainties Affecting The Urea Market Recently. All Member Units Are Requested To Strengthen Investor Education And Risk Prevention, And Remind Investors To Participate Rationally And Trade In Compliance With Regulations
Russian President Putin: The Prospects For Cooperation Between Russia And Kyrgyzstan Are Broad
China Association Of Automobile Manufacturers: In June, The Total Value Of Automobile Imports And Exports Reached US$31.82 Billion, Up 35.5% Year On Year
The Central Banks Of China And Argentina Have Renewed Their Bilateral Currency-swap Agreement
Eurozone Retail Sales Rose 0.7% Year-on-Year In June, Below The Forecast Of 1.0%, While The Previous Reading Was Revised Upward To 1.9% From 1.60%
According To Reuters: An Official Decree Shows That The Democratic Republic Of Congo Has Banned The Export Of Copper And Cobalt Concentrates. The Country Will Impose Taxes On Mining By-products Of Significant Economic Value Using A Valuation Coefficient Of 55% Under A New Tax Regime. The New Tax Framework Will Take Effect In Three Months, But Mining Companies Must Immediately Begin Declaring By-products In Their Exports
Saudi Arabia Set The Official Selling Price For Its Arab Light Crude Oil Sold To The United States In September At A Premium Of $3.60 Per Barrel Over Argus Sour Crude
Saudi Arabia Set The Official Selling Price For Its Arab Light Crude Oil Shipments To Northwest Europe In September At A Discount Of $2.15 Per Barrel To The ICE Brent Settlement Price
Reuters Survey: Bearish Bets On The Indonesian Rupiah Have Fallen To Their Lowest Level Since Early January 2026
Reuters Survey: Short Positions On The Indian Rupee Have Fallen To Their Lowest Level Since Mid-July 2025
Reuters Survey: Investors' Bullish Sentiment Toward The Korean Won Has Turned Positive For The First Time In Over 10 Months
The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7515 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On August 6, Down 12 Points From The Previous Trading Day
According To Saudi Media Alhadath, A Senior Source Said That Iran And Oman Have Reached A Preliminary Agreement On Reopening The Sea Of Hormuz. The Agreement Could Be Announced Within Days, But It Still Needs Approval From Iran's National Security Council. The Agreement Will Last For 60 Days And Aims To Resume Navigation
German Prosecutors Have Detained A 33-year-old Ukrainian Man On Suspicion Of Espionage For Sabotage Purposes
The Governor Of Russia's Yaroslavl Region Said That A Local Oil Refinery Caught Fire After A Drone Attack
CITIC Securities' Commentary On The FCC's Proposed Ban On Chinese Optical Modules: The Ban Will Be Difficult To Implement, And Industry Trends Remain Unshakable
London Metal Exchange (LME): Tin Inventory Decreased By 55 Tons, Zinc Inventory Decreased By 975 Tons, Lead Inventory Decreased By 3,125 Tons, Copper Inventory Decreased By 5,175 Tons, Aluminum Inventory Decreased By 1,500 Tons, And Nickel Inventory Decreased By 336 Tons
Market News: The UK Has Added 13 New Targets And 6 New Statements Under The Russia Sanctions Mechanism
Italy's Seasonally Adjusted Industrial Production Year-on-Year Rate For June Was -0.6%, Compared With An Expectation Of 1% And A Prior Reading Revised Upward From 1.10% To 1.2%
Italy's Seasonally Adjusted Industrial Production Declined By 1% Month-over-month In June, Compared To A Forecast Of +0.3% And A Prior Reading Of -0.30%
Italian Foreign Minister: I Spoke With The Iranian Foreign Minister, Who Briefed Me On Negotiations Between Iran And Oman To Reopen Commercial Navigation In The Strait Of Hormuz. I Reiterated The Importance Of Continuing Dialogue In Order To Find A SWIFT Political Solution And Avoid Further Escalation With The United States
Hopes For De-escalation In The Strait Of Hormuz Rise As Saudi Arabia Cuts Crude Prices For Asia
Thai Prime Minister: Thailand And Myanmar Are Ready To Embark On A New Chapter Of Economic Cooperation
Ukraine Reports That A Grain Ship Was Attacked By Russian Forces In The Black Sea, Resulting In 1 Death And 3 Injuries
Ukrainian President Zelensky: Our Counterattack Against Russia In The Black Sea Was Also Successful, Hitting Two Military Patrol Boats And Ships From The Shadow Fleet
Pricing Documents Show That Saudi Arabia Has Set The Official Selling Price For Its Arab Light Crude Oil Sold To Asia In September At A Discount Of $2 Per Barrel To The Oman/Dubai Average Price
Spain's Unadjusted Industrial Production Rose 3.8% Year-on-Year In June, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 0.80%
Switzerland's Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rate In July Was 3.1%, Matching Both The Forecast And The Previous Reading Of 3.10%
Spain's Seasonally Adjusted Industrial Production Rose By 1.1% Year-on-Year In June, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 3.40%, Which Was Revised Down To 3.1%
The Main Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Contract Rose By 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 4548.00 Yuan/ton
Iron Ore Futures Continued Their Upward Trend, With Gains Widening To 3%, Currently Trading At 722.5 Yuan/ton. Coking Coal Futures Rose 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 1242.00 Yuan/ton
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