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Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Junko Koeda: Nevertheless, I Still Hope To Examine The Cumulative Impact Of Policy Rate Hikes On Household Behavior
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Junko Koeda: Interest Rates Should Be Raised In A Timely Manner
Bank Of Japan Board Member Junko Koeda: The Recent Interest Rate Hikes Will Not Necessarily Reduce Overall Consumption By The Working-age Population
Bank Of Japan Board Member Junko Koeda: Overall, I Believe Japan's Financial Conditions Remain Loose
Bank Of Japan Policy Board Member Junko Koeda: It Is Important To Examine How Changes In The Bank Of Japan's Policy Interest Rate Affect Financial Conditions, Economic Activity, And Prices
Bank Of Japan Board Member Junko Koeda: When Considering The Stance Of Monetary Policy, One Topic Of Discussion Is Whether Artificial Intelligence Supports Investment Efforts To Compensate For Labor Shortages And Improve Productivity
The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 7 Basis Points To A Three-week Low Of 5.1183%
Bank Of Japan Board Member Junko Koeda: Looking Ahead, I Think It’s Necessary To Pay Attention To Exports And Imports Related To Artificial Intelligence
Bank Of Japan Board Member Junko Koeda: In Addition To The Impact Of The Situation In The Middle East, We Are Also Concerned About The Risk Of Rising Prices Due To The Depreciation Of The Yen And Strong Global Demand For Artificial Intelligence-related Products
The Main Soybean Futures Contract Fell By More Than 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 4009.00 Yuan/ton
The Main Industrial Silicon Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 8530 Yuan/ton
China's Central Bank (PBOC) Announced Today That It Conducted 45 Billion Yuan Of 7-day Reverse Repurchase Operations, With Both The Bid And Winning Bids Amounting To 45 Billion Yuan. The Operating Rate Was 1.40%, Unchanged From The Previous Rate
The SC Crude Oil Futures Contract Fell By More Than 5%, Currently Trading At 717.3 Yuan/barrel; The Benzene Futures Contract Fell By More Than 3%, Currently Trading At 9476 Yuan/ton
The Main Rapeseed Oil Futures Contract Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 10,248.00 Yuan/ton
The Main Contract For Low-sulfur Fuel Oil (LU) Fell By More Than 2.00% During The Day, And Is Currently Trading At 5,826.00 Yuan/ton
The Main Plastic Futures Contract Fell 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 8815.00 Yuan/ton; The Main Butadiene Rubber Futures Contract Fell More Than 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 15775 Yuan/ton; The Main PTA Futures Contract Fell 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 6482.00 Yuan/ton
The Main Contract For Cast Aluminum Alloy Fell 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 22,585 Yuan/ton
The Main Benzene Futures Contract Fell By More Than 2%, Currently Trading At 9,578 Yuan/ton
Three-month Tin On The London Metal Exchange (LME) Has Fallen Below $50,000 Per Tonne For The First Time Since June, And Is Currently Down 1%
The Main Contract For TSR20 Rubber Fell 4.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 16,540.00 Yuan/ton
The Yield On Japan's 30-year Government Bonds Fell Below 4% For The First Time Since September 10
World Bank: Nepal And The World Bank Group Announced A Partnership To Explore Catastrophe Bonds For Earthquake Risk
The Main Alumina Contract Fell By 2.00% During The Day, And Is Currently Trading At 2,582 Yuan/ton
The Main Lithium Carbonate Futures Contract Rebounded Sharply, Currently Trading At 101,560 Yuan/ton, With The Decline Narrowing To 1.21%, After Previously Falling Below The 100,000 Yuan Mark
The Main Polysilicon Futures Contract Fell By More Than 3%, Currently Trading At 33,685 Yuan/ton
Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Fell By 1% On The Day, Currently Trading At $93 Per Barrel And $103.32 Per Barrel Respectively
The Main Soda Ash Futures Contract Fell By More Than 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 933.00 Yuan/ton; The Main Methanol Futures Contract Fell By 2.00% During The Day, Currently Trading At 3431.00 Yuan/ton
ECB Governing Council Member Dolenc: We Haven't Seen A Second Wave Of Inflation Yet. The Labor Market Is No Longer As Tight. We Must Be Vigilant About Inflation Data. We Are Moving Towards A Restrictive Monetary Policy Stance
The Euro Broke Through 1.12 Against The US Dollar (EUR/USD), Rising 0.40% On The Day. The US Dollar Fell More Than 0.50% Against The Swiss Franc (USD/CHF), Currently Trading At 0.8307
The Australian Dollar Fell About 20 Points Against The US Dollar (AUD/USD) In The Short Term, And Is Currently Trading At 0.6949
In September, Australia's Full-time Employment Increased By 34,400, Compared With The Previous Figure Of -6,300
Australia's Employment Change In September Was -39,300, Against A Forecast Of 20,000 And A Previous Figure Of 39,500
Australia's Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rate For September Was 4.7%, Against A Forecast Of 4.60% And A Previous Reading Of 4.60%
Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: Since The Intervention In The Foreign Exchange Market, The Positions Expressed By Both The US And Japan Have Not Changed. If Necessary, We Will Not Hesitate To Take Action In The Foreign Exchange Market
U.S. Treasury Bonds Rose Across The Board, With The 10-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 5.15%, The 2-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 4.76%, And The 30-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 5.50%
A Research Report From CICC States That They Expect The Fed To Pause Rate Hikes In October And Resume In December. However, A Slowdown In The Pace Of Rate Hikes Does Not Necessarily Mean A Shift Towards Looser Monetary Policy; The Fed Is Likely To Maintain A Relatively Tight Policy Stance Over The Next Year
Spot Gold Touched $4,130 Per Ounce, Up 0.62% On The Day. Spot Silver Rose 0.5% To $55.88 Per Ounce
U.S. Officials Say They Are Discussing Lifting Sanctions On Some Vessels In The Shadow Fleet In An Effort To Lower Global Freight Rates And Increase Oil Flows From The Middle East
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