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2025-07-02 Wednesday

  • 21:38:20

    IOC Executive Board: The Russian Olympic Committee has been suspended immediately.

  • 21:37:09

    According to NBC News: The United States has no plans to send troops to Israel for hostage rescue.

  • 21:36:56

    According to Nikkei: TSMC plans to produce 6-nanometer chips at its second Japanese factory.

  • 21:30:38

    U.S. stocks opened, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average opening up 51 points, the S&P 500 Index rising 0.13%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index rising 0.12%. Tempest Therapeutics (TPST.O) fell 40% after it released the latest research progress in treating liver cancer, while Delta Air Lines (DAL.N) rose 1.9% after its third-quarter adjusted revenue beat expectations.

  • 21:26:08

    GBP/USD fell 0.50% on the day and is now at 1.2249.

  • 21:19:46

    Money markets priced in a brief rebound to about 50% for the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates in December.

  • 21:15:18

    NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: NATO allies call for the release of hostages.

  • 21:04:07

    Data show that Russia’s exports in August were US$36.366 billion, and Russia’s imports in August were US$25.369 billion.

  • 21:00:38

    [Israeli air strikes on airports in the Syrian capital] According to the Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA), Israel attacked the airports in the Syrian capital Damascus and Aleppo. Both airports have ceased operations after the attacks. After the attack, the Syrian air defense system said it had launched a counterattack against airstrikes targeting Damascus and Aleppo airports.

  • 21:00:26

    European Banking Authority: Introduce Pillar 1 adjustments to reflect environmental, social and governance risks, and minimum capital requirements must reflect environmental, social and governance risks.

  • 20:54:20

    S&P: Default risk in the U.S. healthcare sector rose in the third quarter, while default risk fell in most other sectors.

  • 20:45:05

    [U.S. inflation slowed in September, but still too fast for the Fed] Agency comments on U.S. CPI data: The U.S. Department of Labor said on Thursday that U.S. consumer price growth slowed in September, rising 0.4% from August, CPI report This increases the risk that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again.

  • 20:44:16

    The U.S. Weather Forecast Agency: The El Niño phenomenon is expected to continue in the northern hemisphere spring (80% probability between March and May 2024).

  • 20:42:47

    Spot silver fell by $0.15 in the short term and is now at $22.03 per ounce.

  • 20:42:16

    Spot gold fell by $9 in the short term and is now trading at $1,875 per ounce.

  • 20:41:00

    Market news: US Defense Secretary Austin emphasized his commitment to Israel in a phone call with Israeli Defense Minister Galante.

  • 20:40:03

    Nasdaq futures turned lower on the day.

  • 20:39:43

    Governor of the Reserve Bank of India: If there was no Ukraine problem, India’s inflation rate would be within a reasonable range.

  • 20:37:54

    Analysts comment on U.S. CPI data for September: Prices of second-hand cars and clothing fell last month, helping to keep core inflation moderate.

  • 20:37:06

    Analyst Rich Miller: The housing index was the largest contributor to all monthly data increases, accounting for more than half of the increase. A rise in the gasoline index was also the main reason for the monthly increase in all data.

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