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2025-07-09 Wednesday
  • 20:20:26

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Israel will resume tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority.

  • 20:19:47

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The case for unlocking the value of Russian assets is “strong.”

  • 20:19:23

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Israel should restore Palestinian work permits as soon as possible.

  • 20:16:15

    According to TASS: The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that the first Abrams tank was destroyed in Ukraine.

  • 20:12:48

    French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire: Banks will provide preferential loan interest rates to farmers.

  • 20:10:35

    According to British Sky News: British Finance Minister Hunt is trying to persuade Xiyin to list in London.

  • 20:08:43

    Barclays Bank: Li Auto (LI.O) target price raised from $50 to $56.

  • 20:04:41

    German Defense Minister: Germany will not send troops to Ukraine.

  • 19:52:20

    Market news: The European Union proposes to extend the target of reducing natural gas demand by 15% until 2025.

  • 19:45:14

    Spanish government spokesman: The government will set up a 40 billion euro fund to provide low-interest loans to companies.

  • 19:36:03

    Draft communiqué of the G20 Finance Ministers: Downside risks to the global economy include escalation of conflicts, geoeconomic fragmentation, rising protectionism, and disruption of trade routes.

  • 19:34:42

    Commerzbank: It expects the price of palladium to be US$1,100 per troy ounce at the end of the year (previously expected to be US$1,200).

  • 19:33:51

    Commerzbank: We expect platinum to end the year at $1,100 per troy ounce (previously $1,200).

  • 19:33:24

    Draft communiqué of the G20 finance ministers: The G20 is still discussing the language issue of the global tax agreement and will reach an agreement before June.

  • 19:33:13

    Draft communiqué of G20 finance ministers: The global economy still faces multiple challenges, and upward risks include a faster-than-expected decline in inflation.

  • 19:31:19

    Draft communiqué of G20 finance ministers: We commit to resist protectionism.

  • 19:27:05

    Brazilian economists: GDP growth is expected to be 1.75% in 2024, an increase from the previous estimate of 1.68%; GDP growth is expected to be 2.00% in 2025, the same as the previous estimate.

  • 19:26:43

    Brazilian economist: The SELIC interest rate is expected to be 9.00% at the end of 2024, the same as the previous estimate.

  • 19:26:21

    Brazilian economists: Inflation is expected to reach 3.80% in 2024, a slight decrease from the previous estimate of 3.82%.

  • 19:24:50

    Draft communiqué of G20 finance ministers: The global economic recovery is more resilient than expected, but medium-term growth prospects remain sluggish.

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