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2025-11-09 Sunday
  • 21:03:27

    ECB President Lagarde: There will be updated forecasts in June.

  • 21:02:52

    ECB President Lagarde: More data will be available by June.

  • 21:02:29

    Apple (AAPL.O): Expands repair services and supports the use of genuine used parts.

  • 21:01:46

    IMF Managing Director Georgieva: Central banks must adjust interest rate decisions based on the latest data and resist calls for early rate cuts when necessary.

  • 21:01:13

    The main contract of coke rose by more than 2% and is now at 2,095 yuan/ton, while the main contract of coking coal rose by nearly 2%.

  • 20:52:56

    UK gilt yields fell to session lows as ECB President Christine Lagarde spoke, and are now down 3-4 basis points on the day.

  • 20:52:15

    ECB President Lagarde: Exports should accelerate in the coming quarters.

  • 20:52:01

    ECB President Lagarde: We will not set a preset interest rate path.

  • 20:51:50

    ECB President Lagarde: Services spending is resilient, while manufacturing faces weak demand.

  • 20:51:32

    ECB President Lagarde: Economic recovery will be supported by growing real income.

  • 20:51:07

    ECB President Lagarde: Surveys show (economy) gradual recovery.

  • 20:50:54

    ECB President Lagarde: The economy remains weak.

  • 20:49:39

    ECB President Christine Lagarde repeated the wording of the ECB statement.

  • 20:48:49

    The New Zealand dollar NZD/USD rose 0.50% against the U.S. dollar during the day and is now trading at 0.6004; the Australian dollar AUD/USD rose more than 0.50% against the U.S. dollar during the day and is now trading at 0.6545.

  • 20:42:01

    Source: Italian Prime Minister Meroni plans to invite Brazil, India and South Africa to attend the summit as G20 members.

  • 20:37:45

    Spot palladium rose more than 2.00% during the day and is now trading at $1,072.45 per ounce.

  • 20:37:39

    Institutional comments on US PPI data: The PPI increase in March was lower than expected, which makes people optimistic that the Federal Reserve does not have to continue to implement aggressive interest rate policies.

  • 20:37:12

    Emerging market currencies gave up some of their losses after the release of U.S. PPI data.

  • 20:33:53

    The British pound sterling against the US dollar GBP/USD rose 40 points in the short term and is now at 1.2558.

  • 20:33:15

    The U.S. dollar/Canadian dollar USD/CAD fell 26 points in the short term and is now at 1.3672.

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