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2025-07-03 Thursday

  • 09:39:20

    Spot palladium stood above $1,000 per ounce, up 1.65% on the day.

  • 09:38:51

    Spot gold rose nearly $5 in the short term and is currently at $2,176.49 per ounce.

  • 09:16:50

    Spot gold exceeded $2,170 per ounce, rising 0.22% on the day.

  • 09:06:40

    The main contract of the Container Shipping Index (European Line) rose by more than 6.00% during the day and is currently at 1926.0 points.

  • 09:00:39

    WTI crude oil futures hit $81 per barrel, up 0.46% on the day.

  • 09:00:03

    At the opening of early trading, the main domestic futures contracts fell more than rose. Rapeseed meal fell by more than 3%, soybean meal, soybean oil, and glass fell by more than 2%. No. 20 rubber (NR), rubber, alumina, rapeseed oil, soybean oil, and soda ash fell by more than 1%. In terms of gains, iron ore, coking coal, and low-priced Sulfur fuel oil (LU) and fuel oil rose more than 1%.

  • 08:46:10

    U.S. Secretary of State Blinken will meet with the foreign ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania at 11 a.m. ET tomorrow.

  • 07:59:53

    Minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January meeting: Many members said that even if negative interest rates end, the loose environment will remain.

  • 07:56:44

    Minutes of the January meeting of the Bank of Japan: When other countries cut interest rates, the Bank of Japan will have less flexibility.

  • 07:56:42

    Minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January meeting: Members believe that delaying the end of negative interest rates may bring risks of rapid tightening.

  • 07:53:25

    Minutes of the Bank of Japan’s January meeting: The likelihood of achieving the price target is gradually increasing.

  • 07:13:58

    Japanese Vice Minister of Finance Masato Kanda: The long-term interest rate differential between Japan and the United States has widened significantly.

  • 07:06:38

    Japanese Deputy Finance Minister Masato Kanda: A weak yen may have a significant impact on individuals.

  • 07:06:34

    Masato Kanda, Japan’s Deputy Minister of Finance: Overall, the benefits of a weak yen are not as great as before.

  • 07:05:34

    Japanese Vice Minister of Finance Masato Kanda: If there are excessive fluctuations (in foreign exchange), we do not rule out taking any measures.

  • 07:05:22

    Japanese Vice Minister of Finance Masato Kanda: Maintain close communication with foreign authorities.

  • 07:02:46

    Makoto Kanda, Deputy Minister of Finance of Japan: We do not consider specific foreign exchange levels, but focus on the direction of exchange rate changes.

  • 07:02:30

    Masato Kanda, Deputy Minister of Finance of Japan: We are ready to take action.

  • 06:59:50

    Japanese Deputy Finance Minister Masato Kanda: Excessive yen fluctuations are not advisable.

  • 06:59:04

    Japanese Vice Minister of Finance Masato Kanda: Rapid foreign exchange fluctuations have had a negative impact on the economy.

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