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The headlines that the global financial media paid attention to last night and this morning mainly include: 1. Wall Street braces for inflation, and battered U.S. stocks may still not be bargains 2. G7 leaders to pledge to ban Russian oil imports 3. Wheat prices soar, Africa turns to cheaper alternatives 4. After the IPO […]

From the fourth quarter of last year to the first quarter of this year, China-related funds issued overseas have been actively repositioning and exchanging shares. China’s animal husbandry and planting industries are favored, the real estate industry is also showing a recovery trend, and the biotechnology industry has been sold by funds. With the recent

According to news on May 8, important information affecting the market over the weekend (May 6-May 8) includes: heavy documents are issued to promote urbanization construction with county towns as an important carrier; the central bank will launch 100 billion yuan of re-lending support as soon as possible Transportation, logistics and warehousing industry financing; four

Rising interest rates have dampened price increases, and fewer people can afford cars. Analysts believe that the cooling of the used car market may be a signal that the US economy is about to slow down. Soaring prices are eating into the purchasing power of U.S. consumers, as people stop renewing subscriptions for Netflix’s streaming

Heavy financial events next week (5.9-5.13): In terms of economic data, important data such as US April CPI/PPI, initial jobless claims, EIA crude oil inventories, and China’s April M2, CPI/PPI and other important data will be released; In terms of financial reports, well-known companies including BioNTech, Occidental Petroleum, Ideal Motors, AMC Cinemas, SMIC, and Rivian

Source: Wall Street News At a time when global crude oil prices are at multi-year highs, the attitude of the U.S. federal government and oil industry giants is really “ice and fire”. President Biden played a “band operation”: first, the “unprecedented” large-scale oil storage release plan of 180 million barrels of crude oil was released

Source: Kevin Strategy Research Author: Liu Gang, Li Hemin, etc. 1. What does the current rise in US dollar and US bond interest rates reflect? Recently, U.S. bond interest rates have risen rapidly, and the U.S. dollar has reached a new high. The simultaneous strengthening of the two is more worthy of attention, and the

Source: China Fund News from Xinhua News Agency According to a report by Xinhua News Agency on May 8, Li Jiachao was elected as the sixth chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Li Jiachao (Source: CCTV News Client) News Background: Election of the 6th Chief Executive of the Hong Kong SAR According

Source: Wall Street News Looking at the current round of great inflation in the United States, in addition to the short-term impact caused by the tight supply chain, in the long run, the fall in the unemployment rate and the surge in wages brought about by the hot job market should not be underestimated. So

Source: Broker China According to foreign media reports, the headquarters of Deutsche Bank (Deutsche Bank) in Frankfurt, Germany was jointly raided by German police, prosecutors and financial regulators. It is understood that the German police have not disclosed the reasons for the operation, and it is not clear whether it is related to the European

U.S. tech stocks led gains on Thursday, with better-than-expected earnings from some of the big tech stocks boosting shares. The Nasdaq Composite surged 1.9%, the S&P 500 gained 1.4% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.6%. In the bond market, the yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.881% from 2.817%. Shares of

On Thursday, the initial value of the annualized quarterly rate of real GDP in the first quarter of the United States recorded -1.4%, the first negative value since the second quarter of 2020. Spot gold rose by $13 in a short-term and is now reported at $1,892.62 per ounce. Spot silver’s intraday decline narrowed to

Since entering April, U.S. stocks have continued to pull back and basically reversed the rebound in March. The Dow and S&P 500 have fallen by more than 3% and 7%, and the Nasdaq has fallen by 12%. That’s not a good taste for individual investors who used to be accustomed to buying the dip. In