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Bearish raid on Europe's banking giants flash collapse! A major U.S. decision to expose chips
At the market level, the European banking giants suddenly exposed a major negative news. According to a new report from Bloomberg, the US Justice Department has stepped up its investigation into UBS a ... -
Jingdong sea "second curve" : layout logistics and supply chain European business doubled growth
In the face of Temu, Tiktok, Ali Express and other domestic e-commerce giants in the overseas "capture territory", the same giant Jingdong chose to go to sea in another way. On September 26, Qian Kain ... -
Auto BYD said in response to the EU investigation that it will stick to the European plan Li Xiang to step down as the ideal legal representative of several companies
State Administration of Administration: the competent departments of official vehicles at all levels should increase the use of new energy vehicles According to the State Administration of Management ... -
ECB Governing Council Villeroy: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict does not prevent the achievement of the inflation target
ECB governing board President Francois Villeroy de Galhau said on Tuesday that euro zone inflation should still reach the ECB's target of around 2 percent by 2025, even though the Israeli-Palestinian ... -
German industrial production contracted for a fourth month in a row Europe's largest economy is Mired in a slump
Overseas network, October 9, according to Reuters on the 9th, the German Federal Statistics office said on the same day that industrial output shrank for the fourth consecutive month in August, indica ... -
Vujcic, the governing council of the European Central Bank, said the eurozone economy was more stagnant than in recession.
00:34:38 European Central Bank governing Council Vujcic says the eurozone economy is more stuck in stagnation than recession. -
IMF chief economist: Why is the US economy outperforming Europe
The global economy remains resilient despite a series of challenges, with some countries growing faster than others, International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief economist Pierre-Olivier Guranza told AFP. ... -
A night of fright! Us stocks plunge to raise interest rates next storm? Blockbuster news TSMC was "pardoned"! Europe in crisis after 45% jump
A big data hit the market. On the evening of October 12, Beijing time, data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the US CPI in September rose 3.7% year-on-year, exceeding the expe ... -
European Central Bank Governing Board: is vigilant about crude oil prices sustained shock or further interest rate hikes
On Thursday (October 12), Pierre Wunsch, the president of the Belgian central bank and the governing board of the European Central Bank, said that while the latest inflation data in the euro zone is w ... -
The President of the German Central Bank refutes: Germany is not the "sick man of Europe", but the economic situation is indeed not good
Joachim Nagel, the President of the Bundesbank and member of the European Central Bank's governing committee, stated on Wednesday that Germany is not the sick man of Europe, but he also acknowledged ... -
Holzmann, a hawkish member of the European Central Bank: It is difficult for inflation to reach 2%
Robert Holzmann, a member of the European Central Bank Council and President of the Austrian Central Bank, stated that it is very difficult to bring inflation in the eurozone back to the European Cen ... -
The European Central Bank's governing committee, Valse, stated that the central bank should start discussing QT and consider all options; Governments need to adjust their fiscal policies.
22:29:22 European Central Bank regulatory committee Valse stated that the central bank should start discussing QT and consider all options; Governments need to adjust their fiscal policies. -
Cryptocurrency can buy Ferrari now! This payment method has been accepted in the United States and quickly expanded to Europe
Ferrari's Chief Marketing and Business Officer Enrico Galliera stated that the company has started accepting cryptocurrency payments for purchasing its luxury sports cars in the United States and wil ... -
Hong Kong media: Keeping a close eye on China, Europe may overlook the true danger of "de risk"
Source: Global Times On October 16th, the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong published an article with the original title: "Keeping a close eye on China, Europe may overlook the true danger of" de ...- bandageman
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Expert article: Indulging in "de risk" towards China can make Europe overlook real risks
On October 16th, the website of the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong published an article titled "Due to its focus on China, Europe may overlook the true danger of" de risk ". The authors are Hu ... -
Expert article: Indulging in "de risk" towards China can make Europe overlook real risks
On October 16th, the website of the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong published an article titled "Due to its focus on China, Europe may overlook the true danger of" de risk ". The authors are Hu ... -
European Central Bank Governor Holtzmann stated that the inflation issue has not yet been resolved.
01:13:39 European Central Bank regulatory committee Holzmann stated that the inflation issue has not yet been resolved. -
Will the European Central Bank maintain high interest rates until the second half of next year? The central bank regulatory committees also say the same thing
According to a recent survey of economists, the European Central Bank will not cut interest rates until September 2024, indicating that people are digesting the message from policy makers that rate c ... -
The European Central Bank's regulatory committee, Neger, stated that it believes payments will be made in digital euros in approximately five years.
14: At 28:04, European Central Bank regulatory committee Neger stated that he believes payments will be made in digital euros in about five years. -
Austria's annual inflation rate is still higher than the European average
Austria's annual inflation rate is still higher than the European average The Austrian Bureau of Statistics predicts an inflation rate of 6.1% in September in its preliminary estimates. The food and ...