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Morning post | US announces chip Act 'guardrail' rules; The White House faces another shutdown amid record debt; Southbound inflows last week had net inflows of more than HK $14.4bn
Important information last week: ① The United States announced the chip Act "guardrail" rule; (2) Lucid, an American electric vehicle manufacturer, was allowed to build its first overseas base in Sau ... -
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to approve a 45-day short-term spending bill
The US House of Representatives voted to pass a 45-day short-term spending bill on September 30, local time, the US House of Representatives voted by 335 votes in favor of 91 votes against a 45-day sh ...- guilingwuhen
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Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are trying to pass a series of annual spending bills
House Republicans tried to pass a package of annual spending bills on Thursday night, seeking to show that the often-divided party can remain united on legislative issues during final negotiations wit ...- lwj2651097
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Us carmakers posted double-digit sales growth in the third quarter
U.S. auto industry sales continued to climb in the third quarter as automakers and buyers largely shrugged off rising interest rates and an ongoing strike by the United Auto Workers union. General Mot ... -
Ford sold more than 500,000 vehicles in the U.S. in the third quarter
Ford Motor (F) reported Wednesday that it sold more than 500,000 vehicles in the United States in the third quarter, driven by strong sales of hybrids, electric cars and trucks. The automaker said ove ... -
Semiconductor big news! The United States has agreed to allow Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to supply equipment to China
The United States agreed to Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix to provide equipment to China on October 9, the South Korean presidential office reported that the United States agreed to Samsung Electronics ... -
New York Fed survey: US consumers' short-term inflation expectations rise and credit conditions deteriorate
New York, Oct. 11 (Xinhua) -- U.S. consumers expect inflation to edge higher over the next few years, while their views of current and future credit conditions worsened in September, according to a Ne ... -
Energy costs drove U.S. producer prices to a stronger-than-expected 2.2 percent rise in September from a year earlier
Us PPI data for September came in higher than expected across the board, suggesting that rising energy costs continue to impede the path to sustainable low inflation. According to the data released by ... -
Looking ahead to US September CPI: Energy inflation residual heat has not dissipated, who is disturbing interest rate hike expectations?
On Thursday local time, the U.S. will release September consumer price index (CPI) data. The Fed's next meeting is three weeks away, and with the job market still hot, the latest price indicator could ... -
Members of the Teamsters Union protest at an Amazon warehouse in Los Angeles County
Members of the Teamsters Union protest at an Amazon warehouse in Los Angeles County. -
High interest rates combined with a strong US dollar damage rural economy. US grain exports have dropped by 20% this year
According to Bloomberg on the 11th, United Bank, which provides financing for American agriculture and rural enterprises, released a report on the same day stating that the combination of high intere ... -
The job market remains strong! The number of initial claims for unemployment benefits in the United States remained at a historic low last week
According to data released by the US Department of Labor on Thursday, the number of initial claims for unemployment benefits in the United States for the week ending October 7th was 209000, slightly ... -
Unexpected rise in US CPI again! Will stubborn inflation make the Federal Reserve "higher and longer"?
A report released by the US Department of Labor on Thursday showed that the US CPI increased by 3.7% year-on-year in September, slightly higher than expected by 3.6%, compared to the previous value o ... -
The year-on-year increase in US CPI in September remained the same as last month and higher than expected, leading to a rise in the US dollar index
According to data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics on October 12th, the US CPI increased by 3.7% year-on-year in September, slightly higher than market expectations of 3.6%, from the pre ... -
Global Finance Link | US CPI grew by 3.7% year-on-year in September, and the minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting indicate that it is considering additional policy tightening
The minutes of the Federal Reserve meeting indicate that it is considering additional policy tightening On October 11th local time, the Federal Reserve released the minutes of the Federal Open Market ... -
The US CPI has risen rapidly for two consecutive months, with gold prices falling below 1880 and trading exceeding $1.2 billion in four minutes
According to the latest data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer prices slowed down in September as energy prices decreased compared to the previous month. On Thursday (October 12 ... -
A New Method for the United States to Counter China's Influence: A Larger World Bank
Over the past year, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has traveled around the world seeking to inject new vitality into the World Bank, the 79 year old pillar of the US led international order. Thes ... -
Microsoft Approved to Acquire Activision Blizzard; The United States allows Samsung to supply semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China
Microsoft has been approved to acquire Activision Blizzard and has cleared all obstacles On October 13th, the UK Competition and Market Authority (CMA) issued a statement stating that it had approved ... -
Reviewing the bear market in the United States over the years, third quarter performance is key
Based on the above high-frequency data, it is reflected that the market is gradually digesting the Fed's hawking policy and has not yet seen any substantial changes (or deterioration) in fundamentals ... -
Ford Executive Chairman Calls for UAW to End Strike: The Company's Ability to Invest in US Manufacturing May Be Damaged, endangering Numerous Jobs
Ford's executive chairman called on UAW to end the strike: the company's ability to invest in the US manufacturing industry may be compromised, endangering a large number of jobs. Bill Ford stated th ...