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2026-05-29 Friday

2026-05-30

00:08:38

U.S. EIA reported crude oil production of 652,000 barrels per day for the week ending May 22, compared to a decrease of 80,000 barrels per day in the previous week.

00:08:38

U.S. crude oil inventories at Cushing, Oklahoma, reported a decrease of 2.794 million barrels in the week ending May 22, compared with a decrease of 1.604 million barrels in the previous week.

00:07:39

Freddie Mac: The U.S. 30-year mortgage rate was 6.53% last week, continuing to hit a new high since August 2025.

00:07:27

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada is in line with NATO plans and expects to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP.

00:07:16

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney: The world is undergoing dramatic changes today. The future of the US-Canada partnership should reimagine cooperation in specific areas where global competition is highly challenging.

00:07:05

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: America’s future should include a new partnership with Canada.

00:06:57

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: A strong Canada will help America become great again.

00:06:47

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Even if other countries drastically reduce their investments, we still need to continue investing in global public goods such as global climate and development finance.

00:06:44

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: We have made specific and concrete recommendations to the U.S. government.

00:04:35

EIA refinery equipment utilization rate in the United States for the week ending May 22

Previous : 91.60% Forecast : -

Published Value 94.50%

00:04:25

The total EIA crude oil output of the United States for the week ending May 22

Previous : 1370.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 1371.50

00:04:13

U.S. DOE crude oil implied demand for the week ending May 22

Previous : 2084.10 Forecast : -

Published Value 1940.20

00:03:59

U.S. DOE gasoline implied demand for the week ending May 22

Previous : 959.26 Forecast : -

Published Value 1005.64

00:03:44

U.S. DOE distillate demand for the week ending May 22

Previous : 512.59 Forecast : -

Published Value 551

00:01:16

U.S. DOE fuel ethanol inventories for the week ending May 22

Previous : 2487.50 Forecast : -

Published Value 2496.80

00:01:15

The total U.S. DOE fuel ethanol production for the week ending May 22

Previous : 111.10 Forecast : -

Published Value 108.90

00:00:08

Weekly changes in U.S. EIA refined oil imports for the week ending May 22

Previous : 32.90 Forecast : -

Published Value -12.80

00:00:08

U.S. EIA Weekly distillate production changes for the week ending May 22

Previous : 21.40 Forecast : -

Published Value 7.60

00:00:08

The change in U.S. EIA weekly gasoline production for the week ending May 22

Previous : -44.60 Forecast : -

Published Value 60

00:00:07

Changes in U.S. EIA gasoline inventories for the week ending May 22

Previous : -154.80 Forecast : -289.60

Published Value -257.20

00:00:07

The weekly change in crude oil production in the United States as of May 22 according to the EIA

Previous : -8 Forecast : -

Published Value 65.20

00:00:07

U.S. EIA Weekly heating oil inventory for the week ending May 22

Previous : 2.10 Forecast : -

Published Value 30.60

00:00:06

Weekly changes in U.S. EIA crude oil imports for the week ending May 22

Previous : 0.30 Forecast : -

Published Value 36

00:00:05

Changes in U.S. EIA distillate inventories for the week ending May 22

Previous : 37.20 Forecast : 195.70

Published Value -210.70

00:00:05

Changes in equipment utilization rates of U.S. EIA refineries for the week ending May 22

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : 0.80%

Published Value 2.90%

00:00:05

EIA Weekly changes in new formula gasoline inventories for the week ending May 22 in the United States

Previous : 0.30 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

00:00:04

The change in U.S. EIA crude oil inventories for the week ending May 22

Previous : -786.30 Forecast : -436.70

Published Value -332.70

00:00:03

EIA Oklahoma - Cushing crude oil inventories for the week ending May 22 in the United States

Previous : -160.40 Forecast : -

Published Value -279.40

2026-05-28 Thursday

23:55:31

For the first time in six years, German company SAP raised €3.5 billion from the bond market by issuing four types of bonds with maturities, with subscriptions exceeding €9.15 billion.

23:54:59

The United States praised Ecuador's "decisive action" in cracking down on drug cartels.

23:54:40

The Dallas Fed's 12-month cutoff PCE price index rose 2.5% year-on-year in April, compared with a 2.9% increase in the previous month.

23:37:55

[Israeli Media: Israeli Airstrike on Beirut Targeted Iranian Militia Commander] The Times of Israel reported on the 28th, citing an Israeli security source, that the Israeli airstrike on the Lebanese capital, Beirut, targeted Ali Hussein, commander of the missile force of the Iranian militia group Imam Hussein's Brigade. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement on the 28th saying that they carried out the airstrike on Beirut earlier that day. The statement did not provide further details. According to The Times of Israel, the Imam Hussein's Brigade missile force operates in coordination with Hezbollah in Lebanon, and it is unclear whether Ali Hussein was killed in the airstrike. The report also stated that this was the first Israeli airstrike on Beirut since May 6th. Since the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, at the request of the United States, the Israeli military has largely avoided attacking Beirut. Israeli media previously quoted Israeli officials as saying that the United States was concerned that the Israeli airstrike on Beirut could affect negotiations with Iran. (Xinhua)

23:37:39

Most major European stock indices closed lower. The German DAX 30 index preliminarily closed down 0.38% at 25082.06 points. The French stock index preliminarily closed down 0.22%, the Italian stock index preliminarily closed up 0.46%, and the UK stock index preliminarily closed down 0.75%.

23:37:18

The winning interest rate of the 8-week US Treasury bond auction on May 28th

Previous : 3.60% Forecast : -

Published Value 3.62%

23:37:17

U.S. 8-week Treasury Bond Auction on May 28th - Bid multiples

Previous : 2.77 Forecast : -

Published Value 3.08

23:37:16

The Dallas Fed PCE index for April in the United States

Previous : 2.90% Forecast : -

Published Value 2.50%

23:34:35

U.S. 4-week Treasury Bond Auction on May 28th - Bid multiples

Previous : 2.60 Forecast : -

Published Value 2.76

23:34:33

The winning interest rate of the 4-week Treasury bond auction in the United States on May 28th

Previous : 3.61% Forecast : -

Published Value 3.63%

23:34:32

The US 4-week Treasury bond auction on May 28th - High allocation percentage

Previous : 62.57% Forecast : -

Published Value 41.91%

23:32:11

U.S. 4-week Treasury Bond Auction on May 28th - Bid multiples

Previous : 2.60 Forecast : -

Published Value 2.76

23:32:09

The winning interest rate of the 4-week Treasury bond auction in the United States on May 28th

Previous : 3.61% Forecast : -

Published Value 3.63%

23:32:08

The US 4-week Treasury bond auction on May 28th - High allocation percentage

Previous : 62.57% Forecast : -

Published Value 41.91%

23:32:06

The total amount of the four-week Treasury bond auction in the United States on May 28th

Previous : 1039.01 Forecast : -

Published Value 883.35

23:29:15

[Israel: Suspends All Contact with UN Secretary-General] According to CCTV News, Israel announced that it will suspend all contact with the office of UN Secretary-General António Guterres after Israeli entities were added to the UN's blacklist regarding sexual violence in conflict zones. Israel's Permanent Representative to the UN, Dani Danon, stated on social media on the 28th that as long as Guterres continues to serve as Secretary-General, the Israeli mission to the UN will "no longer have any contact with the Secretary-General's office."

23:28:33

[Total Energy CEO: Company Made Huge Middle Eastern Oil Deal After Noticing US Military Deployment in the Gulf in February] Patrick Pouyanne, CEO of French oil giant TotalEnergies, told the French newspaper Le Figaro that the company's traders noticed the US Navy's deployment of warships near the Persian Gulf in February, prompting the company to make a large-scale purchase of Middle Eastern crude oil in March. "Our oil traders—that's their job—noticed the US Navy's deployment of warships around the Persian Gulf in February. They decided to build a position against the trend because the market was in a downtrend at the time. They bought and believed that something big was about to happen."

23:20:12

One chart: The Baltic Dry Index surges to a two-and-a-half-year peak, with freight rates rising across all ship types, indicating a booming shipping market. Details>

22:54:51

[Iranian Official: Will Not Allow US to "Undermine Sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz"] Following the latest round of US airstrikes, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Qazim reiterated Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz. According to Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency, Qazim, speaking at a ceremony commemorating the commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Guard, accused the US of violating the ceasefire agreement and stated that Iran's sovereignty over the waterway "is now established." He said, "We will absolutely not allow them to undermine Iran's sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz through these military actions."

22:51:52

[Reports indicate that the US-Iran deal has been rejected by Iranian leadership] Israeli media, citing sources, stated that although Iranian negotiator Araqchi and the US team led by Vitkov had reached an agreement, it had not been approved by Iranian leadership. The report claims that Mojtaba Khamenei disapproved of the agreement, which may be one reason why President Trump has not yet given final approval.

22:50:25

[US Media Reveals Contents of US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding] According to a report by Axios today (May 28), citing two US officials, the US and Iran have reached an agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding. This memorandum aims to extend the ceasefire and initiate negotiations on the Iranian nuclear issue. However, it still awaits approval from US President Trump, who "needs a few days to consider." Iran has not yet confirmed this report. #USMediaReportsUSIranSets60DayNegotiationPeriod##USMediaReportsUSIranReachesMemorandumOfUnderstanding# The report states that the relevant clauses of the memorandum were "basically finalized" before May 26 and require approval from high-level officials of both sides. The US claims that "Iran has indicated it has obtained the necessary authorization and is ready to sign." However, Iran has not yet confirmed this. Regarding the specific content, the memorandum reportedly stipulates "unrestricted passage" through the Strait of Hormuz, while requiring Iran to "clear all mines from the strait within 30 days." The US will "gradually lift the maritime blockade." The memorandum is reportedly also expected to include a commitment from Iran not to develop nuclear weapons, and stipulates that during the 60-day negotiation period, "priority will be given to discussing the disposal of Iran's highly enriched uranium and the issue of uranium enrichment." The US has pledged to discuss sanctions relief and the unfreezing of funds for Iran during the negotiations, and to discuss establishing a mechanism to help Iran obtain material and humanitarian aid. (CCTV International News)

22:36:34

[US Officials: US and Iran Reach Agreement on Memorandum of Understanding, But Trump's Final Approval Still Needed] According to two US officials, US and Iranian negotiators have reached an agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding aimed at extending the ceasefire and initiating negotiations on Iran's nuclear program; however, Trump has not yet given final approval. Signing the memorandum of understanding would be the most important diplomatic breakthrough since the outbreak of the war, but further intensive negotiations are still needed to reach a final agreement addressing Trump's nuclear demands. US officials stated that the 60-day memorandum of understanding will stipulate that navigation in the Strait of Hormuz will be "unrestricted." One US official said this means no tolls will be charged, and no harassment will be carried out; Iran must clear all mines from the strait within 30 days.

22:35:59

U.S. new home sales fell more than expected in April, indicating that various incentives offered by builders at the start of the peak spring sales season have failed to effectively stimulate the enthusiasm of potential homebuyers. According to government data released Thursday, purchases of new single-family homes in the U.S. fell 6.2% in April from March, translating to an annualized rate of approximately 622,000 units. Economists had previously expected an annualized rate of 660,000 units. The setback in April's new home sales suggests that the U.S. housing market has not yet emerged from its three-year slump. Despite builders' efforts to construct affordable homes and offer various incentives, many low-income Americans still find current housing prices too high and unaffordable due to continuously rising mortgage rates.

22:34:14

[Federal Reserve's Mossallem: Can't Expect an AI Boom to Solve Inflation] Federal Reserve Chairman Mossallem stated that policymakers cannot expect a potential productivity boom from artificial intelligence to alleviate persistently high inflation. Mossallem noted, "I think it would be risky to expect future productivity growth to solve our current inflation problem." The conflict with Iran has reignited upward pressure on prices and prompted more policymakers to warn that further interest rate hikes may be necessary if inflation remains high. Mossallem warned that, after adjusting for inflation, the Fed's benchmark interest rate is currently below the so-called "neutral level"—a level that neither inhibits nor stimulates the economy. He also pointed out that the labor market remains stable, inflation is "significantly above" the Fed's 2% target, and long-term inflation expectations are "gradually rising."

22:30:06

EIA natural gas implied flow for the week ending May 22 in the United States

Previous : 1010 Forecast : -

Published Value 920

22:30:03

The change in U.S. EIA natural gas inventories for the week ending May 22

Previous : 1010 Forecast : -

Published Value 920

22:15:22

[Foreign Investment in A-Shares Exceeds 4 Trillion Yuan in Market Value] Today, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange 2026 Global Investors Conference was held in Shenzhen, Guangdong. Heads of exchanges from Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Luxembourg, the UAE, and other countries, along with executives from top global investment institutions, gathered in Shenzhen to witness new progress in the high-level opening-up of China's capital market. Liu Haoling, Vice Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), pointed out that the comprehensive reforms in the investment and financing sectors of my country's capital market are progressing steadily and yielding continuous results. Currently, the overall market valuation is within a reasonable range, and foreign investors' willingness to allocate to high-quality Chinese assets is constantly increasing. Since the beginning of this year, foreign capital has steadily flowed into the A-share market through multiple channels. At present, the market value of A-shares held by overseas investors has exceeded 4 trillion yuan, making foreign capital a crucial force in my country's capital market. (CCTV Finance)

22:14:39

[Bank of Canada: Financial System Robust, But Vulnerability Increased] The Bank of Canada said on Thursday that while the Canadian financial system is currently in good shape amid a highly volatile economic and geopolitical environment, its vulnerabilities are increasing. Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers stated, "Our overall view is that the Canadian financial system remains well-equipped to withstand shocks. However, certain parts of the financial system are showing increased vulnerability." Rogers pointed to overvalued stock markets, rising corporate debt levels, and increased borrowing by hedge funds to purchase sovereign debt as factors contributing to current vulnerabilities. She added that while these risks may be manageable individually, the increasingly volatile economic and geopolitical environment could trigger a chain reaction, potentially leading to serious consequences.

22:14:16

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note fell by 1.04% to 4.456% during the day.

22:09:57

Iranian lawmaker: Most of the proposals put forward by Iran during the negotiations have been adopted.

22:04:54

[Rabobank: UK Fiscal Concerns Could Weigh on Sterling] Rabobank's Jane Foley said in a report that the pound faces further downside risk due to fiscal concerns stemming from the prospect of a leadership challenge for UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. She stated that Andy Burnham and Angela Reyner, both members of the Labour Party's left wing, are the frontrunners to win any leadership challenge. Foley said a leftward shift could raise concerns about further debt issuance. The analyst added that despite Burnham's recent insistence that he will abide by fiscal rules, he may increase the tax burden to support spending plans. "This could worry investors." The pound fell 0.1% to $1.3414. The euro rose 0.2% to a nine-day high of 0.8672 pounds.

22:03:39

The Bank of Canada: The financial system has functioned well over the past year. The impact of US tariffs has been smaller than expected. Artificial intelligence poses risks of job disruption, over-investment, and cyberattacks.

22:03:13

Bank of Canada: The impact of the trade war is smaller than the banks initially anticipated.

22:03:05

Bank of Canada: Traditional safe-haven assets are not performing as reliably as before.

22:03:02

Bank of Canada: The potential risks from hedge funds being forced to liquidate positions rapidly have increased since last year.

22:02:57

U.S. new home sales in April totaled 622,000 units at an annualized rate, below the expected 665,000 units and the previous figure revised from 682,000 units to 663,000 units.

22:02:57

Bank of Canada: Vulnerabilities related to non-bank financial intermediaries continue to grow.

22:02:46

Bank of Canada: It is now more likely that a new shock or a combination of shocks will lead to the simultaneous emergence of multiple vulnerabilities.

22:02:46

The Bank of Canada stated that in extreme scenarios, a series of cascading events could lead to a sharp decline in investor confidence and put pressure on core funding markets.

22:02:39

Bank of Canada: Canada's financial system continues to be resilient, but vulnerabilities have increased in some areas.

22:02:30

Bank of Canada: The continued rise in valuations of many financial assets increases the risk of a sudden correction.

22:02:21

Bank of Canada: Many risks related to artificial intelligence are escalating and require close monitoring.

22:02:17

Bank of Canada: Equity and corporate debt valuations appear to be increasingly high compared to historical levels.

22:02:13

Bank of Canada: The risks remain high given the Middle East wars, US trade policy, and the potential for artificial intelligence to disrupt business models.

22:02:07

Bank of Canada: The financial condition of major Canadian banks has improved over the past 12 months.

22:00:04

Seasonally adjusted annualized monthly rate of new home sales in the United States for April

Previous : 7.40% Forecast : -3.50%

金银石油

美元

Published Value -6.20%

22:00:03

The seasonally adjusted annualized total of new home sales in the United States for April

Previous : 68.20 Forecast : 66.50

金银石油

美元

Published Value 62.20

21:58:06

Israel announces suspension of relations with UN Secretary-General

21:56:11

[Data Drives US Treasuries to Rebound and Turn Positive; Core PCE Rise of 3.3% YoY Continues to Suppress Yield Compression] ⑴ US Treasuries fell in early trading on Thursday due to the second US strike on Iran, but short covering subsequently pushed prices back up from their lows. Core PCE rose 0.2% month-on-month, lower than the expected 0.3%. Q1 GDP was revised down to 1.6%, personal income was flat, and durable goods orders jumped 7.9%, but details were mixed. ⑵ US Treasuries rebounded after the data release, with short covering dominating the market, and month-end index-linked buying also participating. The 2-year yield was 4.043%, the 10-year yield was 4.483%, and the 30-year yield was 5.006%. The 2s-10s spread narrowed to 43.97 basis points, and the 2s-30s spread narrowed to 96.30 basis points. ⑶ The core PCE YoY of 3.3% is still far above the Fed's 2% target, and today's data will not shake the Fed's stance. However, incomes failed to keep pace with inflation, forcing a slowdown in consumption. Traders perceived an impending economic slowdown, prompting short covering. The price rally stalled, the curve compression pattern remained intact, and traders took positions in the belly area in preparation for the issuance of $44 billion in 7-year Treasury bonds.

21:55:54

[US-Iran Clashes Resurge, Brent Crude Nears $97, WTI Reaches $91, Hormuz Stalemate Limits Gains] ⑴ Brent crude futures rose 3% to $97.14 per barrel on Thursday, while US WTI crude rose 3.1% to $91.44 per barrel. Oil prices had earlier this week fallen more than 5% due to expectations of a possible US-Iran deal. ⑵ US officials said the US military launched an attack on a military base in the southern Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, shooting down four Iranian one-way attack drones. The operation was described as defensive in nature and related to protecting the ceasefire. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard subsequently announced an attack on a US military base in response. ⑶ Trump rejected a proposal for Iran and Oman to jointly manage the Strait of Hormuz, stating that the waterway must remain open to everyone and opposing any toll system related to navigation. Oman, as a US ally, was warned by Trump. ⑷ Despite the rebound in oil prices, Brent and WTI are still likely to record their second consecutive weekly decline, as traders continue to weigh military risks against diplomatic negotiations. The American Petroleum Institute reported that crude oil inventories fell by 2.8 million barrels last week.

21:54:57

EU Secretary-General Ursula von der Leyen: The goal is to unfreeze the remaining funds of Bulgaria's recovery fund before the end of August deadline.

21:52:49

ExxonMobil executive: The global oil supply chain may take four to six weeks to return to normal after the Strait of Hormuz reopens.

21:49:01

[China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronic Products: Urges EU to Listen Carefully to Industry Voices and Avoid Negative Legislation and Policy Implementation] The China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronic Products (CCCE) issued a statement opposing the EU's new "overcapacity" tool. CCCE believes that the issue of production capacity should be viewed objectively and in the context of global division of labor and market demand. Especially for emerging industries experiencing rapid technological iteration and exponential demand growth, companies making forward-looking investments based on future demand expectations may see temporary capacity utilization rates lower than long-term equilibrium levels, a common phenomenon in industrial development. CCCE believes that all parties should respect economic laws and avoid politicizing the issue of industrial competitiveness. Recent frequent restrictive measures by the EU against China have caused deep concern among relevant Chinese industries. CCCE urges the EU to listen carefully to the voices of industry, promptly correct erroneous tendencies, avoid the implementation of negative legislation and policies, resolve differences through government consultations and industry dialogue, and jointly maintain a fair and predictable trade environment. If the EU persists in its unilateral actions and introduces discriminatory restrictive tools, CCCE earnestly requests the Chinese government to take necessary measures in accordance with international rules and Chinese law to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese industries and the overall economic and trade situation between China and the EU. (China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Machinery and Electronic Products)

21:48:10

The Federal Reserve hinted at a one-off inflation shock, and gold is searching for direction amid triple expectations. Details>

21:43:34

ExxonMobil executive: Artificial intelligence analysis has identified 150 exploration opportunities globally.

21:42:25

International Air Transport Association (IATA): International demand in April fell 5.3% year-on-year. Domestic flight demand in April remained flat year-on-year.

21:42:10

[Brazilian Central Bank Director: Monetary Policy More Effective Than a Year Ago, Household Debt Rising But Not Out of Control, Will Not Allow Iran Conflict to Transmit into Inflation] ⑴ Brazilian Central Bank's Director of Monetary Policy, Davide, stated that monetary policy is impacting household debt, which is one of the channels through which expectations are transmitted. Household debt is on the rise but not out of control, and the economy's sensitivity to monetary policy has increased. Current monetary policy is more effective than it was a year ago. ⑵ Short-term inflation expectations mainly reflect price changes and supply shocks, but they can also have ripple effects in subsequent years. The central bank is closely monitoring the de-anchoring of inflation expectations over a longer timeframe and will not allow higher expectations to translate into actual inflation, pursuing a 3% inflation target. ⑶ Regarding 2028 inflation, the central bank has all available tools, capabilities, and legal obligations to pursue its target. If 2028 expectations are impacted, it indicates that the market believes the central bank may not fulfill its inflation target, but the central bank will deliver on its promises. ⑷ The Brazilian Real has performed unusually over the past 12 months, appreciating with low volatility against the backdrop of Trump's tariff rhetoric and the Middle East conflict. A portion of GDP will grow due to the oil shock, but this growth will not translate into consumption; households will bear the shock costs, including fuel prices. After the easing cycle ends, the goal is to maintain restrictive interest rates to ensure inflation converges to the target level.

21:40:51

[The 30-Year U.S. Treasury ETF Raises Dividend Slightly to $0.1578; Shares Rise 0.2% on Thursday] ⑴ The 30-Year U.S. Treasury ETF announced a dividend of $0.1578 per share, a slight increase of 1% from the previous $0.16. The ex-dividend date is Thursday, and shareholders of record as of May 29 will receive the payment. ⑵ The ETF opened at $40.29 on Thursday, up 0.2%. Its 52-week trading range is $39.12 to $43.44, its 50-day simple moving average is $40.61, and its 200-day moving average is $41.35. ⑶ UTHY is a passively managed single-bond ETF that tracks the latest issuance of 30-year U.S. Treasury bonds. Designed for investors tracking the 30-year maturity on the yield curve, it was launched on March 28, 2023, and is managed by F/m Investments.

21:39:35

Federal Reserve's Williams: Stronger communication supports policy effectiveness

21:36:27

[US wheat, corn, and soybeans rose 2 to 4 cents, while oil prices surged amid concerns over the Strait of Hormuz negotiations] ⑴ Chicago Board of Trade wheat futures followed soybeans and corn higher as growing doubts about the reopening agreement in the Strait of Hormuz supported prices for crops used in biofuel production. CBOT July soft red winter wheat settled up 2.75 cents at $6.2525 per bushel. ⑵ Corn futures edged higher, supported by rising oil prices following the airstrikes between Iran and the US. South Korea's largest animal feed manufacturer, Nonghyup Feed, purchased approximately 133,000 tons of feed corn in an international tender on Thursday. CBOT July corn settled up 3.25 cents at $4.5575 per bushel. ⑶ Soybean futures also held firm as biofuel demand followed oil prices higher. Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed responsibility for attacks on US military bases in response to US strikes against Iranian drones near the Strait of Hormuz. CBOT July soybeans rose 7 cents to $11.9225 per bushel. Analysts said the market has already priced in the poor condition of U.S. wheat due to drought, and will face price pressure from the harvest season in the coming months. Oil prices jumped more than 2% on Thursday, highlighting the fragility of the ceasefire agreement turning into a war-ending agreement.

21:35:28

Sources say Russia will issue 10 billion yuan of 10-year yuan-denominated OFZ government bonds.

21:34:43

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu commented on the Russian military base in Armenia: The base exists to ensure Armenia's security.

21:34:21

[Global billionaires cash out, selling over $1 billion worth of stocks in recent weeks] (1) As the stock market hits new highs, the global super-rich have chosen to cash out and exit the market, selling over $1 billion worth of stocks in recent weeks. (2) Specific transactions include: the sale of approximately $750 million worth of Carrier Global shares by descendants of the Viessmann family in Germany; the sale of approximately $175 million worth of ISS shares by Danish tycoon Henrik Linde; and the sale of approximately 10% of the shares of Australian mining services company Mineral Resources by founder Chris Ellison, cashing out A$122.5 million (approximately $87 million), marking his first reduction in holdings in nearly a decade. (3) Despite geopolitical turmoil, global stock markets continue to surge, driven by the AI boom and corporate profit growth; several investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, are optimistic about further upside potential, but some investors are concerned about overvaluation.

21:32:05

According to the Wall Street Journal, Unilever will build a new research facility in the United States.

21:31:49

Federal Reserve's Williams: Persistently high inflation will require higher interest rates, not the levels we have today.

21:31:40

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Fed's monetary policy is somewhat restrictive.

21:30:03

Record-breaking 78 consecutive days of negative values: Permian natural gas is still "paying to stay afloat". Details>

21:30:01

Total CEO: Our oil traders decided to buy large quantities of Middle Eastern oil after noticing the U.S. Navy's ship buildup in the Persian Gulf in February.

21:29:51

Federal Reserve's Williams: The path of monetary policy depends on data, outlook and risks, and monetary policy is in the position we want it to be, a good position.

21:27:20

"We are experts in the oil and gas business, so we will not stray from this core track," an ExxonMobil executive said at the Bernstein conference.

21:27:13

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Fed must make it clear that it will reduce inflation to its 2% target level.

21:27:01

Federal Reserve's Williams: Supply chain disruptions are worrying, caused by war.

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XAG	75.274	-0.343 (-0.45%)
CONC	87.76	-1.14 (-1.28%)
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