[New York Fed Report: US Consumers And Businesses Bear Nearly 90% Of Trump's Tariff Costs] On February 12, Local Time, The Federal Reserve Bank Of New York Released A Report Stating That US Consumers And Businesses Have Borne The Majority Of The Costs Of The Tariffs Imposed By The Trump Administration, Accounting For Approximately 90%, In Contrast To The Government's Previous Statement That "foreign Countries Bear The Cost Of Tariffs."

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index Down 0.86% At 8965.80 Points In Early Trade

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S&P 500 Eminis Rise 0.1%, Nasdaq Futures Up 0.2%

[US Memory Chip Index Closes Up Less Than 1.4%] On Thursday (February 12), The Memory Chip And Hardware Supply Chain Index Rose 1.39% To 110.34 Points, Showing An Overall Upward Trend Followed By A Pullback. Among Its Components, Seagate Technology Rose 5.87%, Sandisk Rose 5.16%, Western Digital Rose 3.78%, Micron Technology Rose 0.88%, While Lam Research Fell 1.63%, And Teradyne, Applied Materials, And Rambus Fell Between 3.24% And 3.60%

On Thursday (February 12), At The Close Of Trading In New York (05:59 Beijing Time On Friday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.8981 Against The US Dollar, Up 114 Points From Wednesday's New York Close, Trading Within A Range Of 6.9096-6.8912 During The Day. On The Daily Chart, The Offshore Yuan Is Approaching The High Of 6.8302 Reached On April 14, 2023

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The Philadelphia Gold And Silver Index Closed Down 7.12% At 398.20 Points. The NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index Fell 5.55% To 2853.94 Points. The Materials Index Closed Down 3.64%, And The Metals & Mining Index Closed Down 3.96%

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