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2025-07-12 Saturday
  • 21:57:10

    USD/JPY rose 30 points in the short-term to 139.69.

  • 21:56:43

    Spot gold fell below $1,950 per ounce, down 0.58% within the day, and nearly $10 in the short term.

  • 21:53:02

    U.S. Treasuries retreated, with 10-year and 30-year yields rising to session highs.

  • 21:51:38

    Weilai Automobile (NIO.N) rose more than 10%.

  • 21:50:49

    Norwegian Industrial Energy Union: 913 workers on floating rig may go on strike over wages from June 29.

  • 21:46:16

    USD/CHF gained 0.50% on the day and is now at 0.9078.

  • 21:45:20

    UK 2-year government bond yields rose to their highest point since September 2022, up 7 basis points daily to 4.612%.

  • 21:33:16

    Xiaopeng Motors (XPEV.N) extended gains to 10%.

  • 21:32:08

    Tesla ( TSLA.O ) rose 1.5 percent after gaining 11 straight sessions.

  • 21:08:26

    Spot silver fell 1.00% on the day and is now at $24.04 an ounce.

  • 20:48:24

    Electricity prices in Italy rose by 11.8% last week.

  • 20:34:55

    Robinhood (HOOD.O) monthly active users fell by about 900,000 from April.

  • 20:28:45

    The Pakistani government has committed to repaying the bonds on time and fulfilling all contracts.

  • 20:28:10

    German bunds extended gains, with the two-year yield falling 6 basis points to 2.85%.

  • 20:26:17

    U.S. Treasuries rallied, with yields across maturities falling to their lowest levels of the day.

  • 20:15:52

    The South African rand gained 1% against the dollar.

  • 20:14:31

    Indian Food Minister: India has enough wheat supplies to meet demand.

  • 20:14:05

    Egyptian Stock Exchange: Trading to resume from Tuesday.

  • 20:13:04

    Indian Food Minister: India currently does not need to import wheat.

  • 20:12:18

    India will sell rice on the open market to ease prices.

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