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2025-07-05 Saturday
  • 02:09:39

    John Zito, deputy chief investment officer of the asset management giant Apollo Credit Department: Apollo is willing to cooperate with banks in private credit.

  • 02:08:51

    John Zito, deputy chief investment officer of the asset management giant Apollo Credit Department: Regional bank transactions have become fiercely competitive.

  • 02:07:02

    The White House: The impeachment inquiry is a political stunt.

  • 02:06:09

    US White House: The Republican Party has failed to provide any evidence that US President Biden has done anything wrong.

  • 02:03:16

    The White House: The impeachment inquiry is groundless.

  • 02:02:10

    The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell to its lowest point of the day at 4.235%.

  • 02:01:42

    The U.S. budget deficit so far in fiscal year 2023 is US$1.524 trillion, and the deficit in fiscal year 2022 is US$946 billion.

  • 02:00:33

    The U.S. budget posted a $89.3 billion surplus in August due to student loan rulings.

  • 02:00:02

    The U.S. government budget in August was US$89 billion, compared with the expected US$240 billion and the previous value of US$221 billion.

  • 01:58:31

    According to The Block: A U.S. district judge in Delaware has approved an order allowing bankrupt crypto exchange FTX to sell billions of dollars in cryptocurrencies.

  • 01:46:50

    National Hurricane Center: Detectors are investigating Hurricane Lee, and the risk of storm surge and rainfall in the Portland area is increasing.

  • 01:43:45

    U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer said after the artificial intelligence forum that the dialogue with U.S. House Speaker McCarthy was encouraging.

  • 01:43:21

    American financial media Semafor: Google (GOOG.O, GOOGL.O) has laid off hundreds of people in its recruitment team.

  • 01:38:56

    U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer: Regulation of artificial intelligence will take months, not years.

  • 01:37:47

    U.S. White House Press Secretary Jean Pierre: Acting Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor Julie Su participated in discussions with the United Auto Workers (UAW).

  • 01:32:20

    According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: The European Parliament passed a resolution related to Belarus, calling for "mirror sanctions" on Belarus, similar to the EU sanctions on Russia.

  • 01:28:30

    U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer: More than 60 senators participated in the artificial intelligence conference.

  • 01:26:22

    U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer: Some consensus was reached at the forum on the need to regulate artificial intelligence.

  • 01:26:08

    Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Bernstein: U.S. President Biden hopes that the United Auto Workers (UAW) and automakers will continue to sit down and negotiate and work hard to reach an agreement.

  • 01:23:00

    Bernstein, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: The Department of Energy is in contact with producers and refiners to resolve any issues and work to ensure stable supply.

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