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hot news Running into the market, iShares Anshuo MSCI China ETF single-day capital inflow hit a record high Investors poured nearly $270 million into the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI) on Tuesday, the biggest one-day inflow since the fund was founded in 2011. The MSCI China index tracked by the ETF has gained nearly 7 […]

Although oil prices have risen for 3 years and are approaching the highest point in history, international investment banks are still bullish on oil prices, and even if oil prices break through the high of $150/barrel in 2008, it cannot be compared with the impact at that time, because these ten years The Fed has

Featured Announcements 1. $BYD Shares (01211.HK)$ : The upper limit of the repurchase price of A shares has been raised to no more than 400 yuan per share BYD Co., Ltd. announced that the 25th meeting of the seventh board of directors of the company decided to consider and approve the “Proposal on Adjusting the

Cathie Wood said the large inventories now held by U.S. companies suggest inflation will fall. “I’ve never seen an inventory surge like this in my career, and I’ve been around for a long time,” the head of Ark Investment Management said in an interview Wednesday. “This inventory issue underscores the cyclical reasons we’ve always thought

Source: Wall Street News Author: Li Dan According to the media, Twitter said at a staff meeting that it would share firehose, which can display huge tweet data streams, with Musk, and plans to hold a shareholder vote on Musk’s acquisition in late July or early August. Twitter backed down after Musk used the prospect

Since May 23, “Sister Wood” Cathie Wood’s Ark Fund ARK has bought more than 55,000 Tesla shares. This is an important change in ARK’s position in Tesla. Previously, “Sister Wood” reduced its Tesla holdings for at least four consecutive quarters. As of the end of March, ARK’s Tesla shares were 1.59 million shares, compared with

On Wednesday, the US stock turnover champion Tesla closed up 1.25%, with a turnover of 18.647 billion US dollars; the second Chinese concept stock Ali rose 14.67%, with a turnover of 10.709 billion US dollars; the third American supermicro company closed down 3.21%, with a turnover of 10.044 billion Dollar. In the early morning of

Overnight, U.S. stocks fell across the board, and rising oil prices sparked market concerns. The Dow fell 269.24 points, or 0.81%, to 32,910.90, while the S&P 500 lost 1.08% to end at 4,115.77. The Nasdaq fell 0.73% to close at 12,086.27. Investors on Wednesday continued to look for signs of slowing economic growth ahead of

Mortgage demand in the U.S. fell to a freezing point due to rising mortgage rates and a shortage of inventory in the housing market. On Wednesday, total mortgage applications (including purchase and refinance applications) fell 6.5% last week compared to the previous week, according to a seasonally adjusted index released by the Mortgage Bankers Association

Source: Wall Street News Author: Porridge Seven The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) also lowered its forecast for global economic growth after the World Bank slashed its forecast for global economic growth on Tuesday and warned that the global economy may fall into 1970s-style stagflation, with many countries at risk of recession. On

Source: Wall Street News Author: Xu Chao Some institutional analysis believes that if the bill is passed, the EU will be more strict on the management of lithium compounds, the cost of domestic production of batteries will rise, and overseas lithium batteries and new energy vehicle exports will benefit. The EU’s proposal to classify lithium

On June 8, Southbound funds sold a small net amount of HKD 91 million today, ending the 5-day net buying trend. Meituan-W, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, and China Construction Bank were sold on a net of HK$640 million, HK$514 million, and HK$187 million, respectively; HKEX, Kuaishou, WuXi Biologics, and Tencent Holdings received a net

Source: Wall Street News Marko Kolanovic, chief global market strategist and co-head of global research at JPMorgan, believes the U.S. and global economies will avoid a recession, and he expects the S&P 500 to rebound to around 4,800 by year-end. Marko Kolanovic, chief global market strategist and co-head of global research at JPMorgan, sees a