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2025-10-30 Thursday

2025-11-04

15:39:19

South Korean official: The wording of the APEC joint statement is still under discussion among members.

15:35:28

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,960.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,959.85/ounce, up 0.76% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,971.60/ounce, down 0.73% on the day.

15:30:38

Sources say that Mangalore Refining & Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) of India has purchased 2 million barrels of Murban crude oil for December delivery from Glencore through a tender.

15:30:20

[China Merchants Securities: Quantum Technology Becomes the Most Promising High-Tech Growth Engine for the Next Decade] A research report from China Merchants Securities states that quantum technology is rapidly transitioning from cutting-edge science to national strategy and industrial practice, becoming the most promising high-tech growth engine for the next decade. Generally, quantum technology can be divided into six main areas: quantum computing, quantum communication, quantum sensing, quantum materials, quantum simulation, and quantum optics. Quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum sensing have become the three most industrially promising directions in the current quantum technology system, with clear technological paths and well-defined application needs.

15:28:28

Bank of Japan Governor: Please understand that the Bank of Japan's independence is guaranteed by law.

15:28:21

The Bank of Japan governor stated that corporate profit results will be a crucial factor in gauging wage trends, and that they will also be monitoring for negative news regarding the US economy before releasing Japan's preliminary wage outlook. Housing investment surged ahead of stricter regulations in the spring, but we are now seeing a market pullback.

15:26:27

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1590.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $1589.95/ounce, down 0.32% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are currently trading at $1588.0/ounce, down 0.80% on the day.

15:26:12

[Limited Changes in International Oil Prices After Trump Lowered Tariffs on China] 1. Oil prices fluctuated narrowly on Thursday, despite Trump's announcement of lowering tariffs on China from 57% to 47%, easing concerns about global economic growth. WTI crude is currently trading around $60.05 per barrel, down about 0.7%, while Brent crude is trading around $63.90 per barrel, down about 0.45%. Both oils rose about 0.3% in the previous trading day, but are expected to decline by more than 3% for the third consecutive month in October. 2. Analysts say that the easing of tariffs boosted market confidence and stimulated expectations for energy demand; Brent crude held support at $60 and $58, and may rebound in the short term, but its upside is limited to $72, resulting in range-bound trading. 3. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates as expected and hinted that this might be the last rate cut of the year, shifting policy towards supporting economic growth, which is beneficial to commodities; US crude oil inventories fell sharply by 6.86 million barrels last week, far exceeding expectations, also supporting the previous day's oil price increase. 4. Despite positive factors, oil prices remain under pressure; investors are focused on the OPEC+ meeting on November 2nd, which may announce a production increase of 137,000 barrels per day in December, further impacting the supply balance.

15:25:29

[Yen Plunges After Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's Speech, Pushing USD/JPY to Eight-Month High] ⑴ USD/JPY rose to an eight-month high of 153.53 and is currently trading around 153.45, up about 0.48%. ⑵ The yen continued to weaken after the Bank of Japan governor's dovish comments at a press conference. Market expectations that new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will implement an aggressive fiscal spending plan further exacerbated uncertainty about the timing of the Bank of Japan's next interest rate hike, putting significant pressure on the yen. ⑶ In addition, market optimism regarding US-China trade relations is also weakening the yen's safe-haven appeal. This largely offset the mild weakness of the dollar, indicating that the path of least resistance for the USD/JPY pair remains upward. Furthermore, the pair technically broke through the previous monthly high (153.27), confirming the positive outlook and providing support for further recent strengthening. ⑷ Daily chart oscillators are showing a positive trend, providing support for further upward movement in the pair. (5) On the upside, the exchange rate may attempt to retake the 154.00 level and extend the upward momentum to the next relevant resistance level in the mid-154.50 area, subsequently challenging the 154.75-154.80 range and the psychological level of 155.00. (6) On the downside, if the exchange rate falls below the 153.30-153.25 area, which has now become support, the 153.00 level may attract bargain hunters and form a short-term support level. However, if this level is effectively broken, it may test the Asian session lows (around 152.15). Following this is the 152.00 level; if this level is breached, USD/JPY may slide towards the 151.55-151.50 area and eventually fall towards the key support level of 151.10-151.00.

15:23:18

Lukoil, Russia's state-owned oil company, announced that it has received an offer from the Gunvor Group to acquire its overseas assets.

15:22:37

Bank of Japan Governor: We continue to monitor the impact of stock prices on assets, such as their impact on capital expenditure plans.

15:22:13

Energy company DTEK claims that Russia attacked coal-fired power plants in several regions of Ukraine.

15:21:21

Bank of Japan Governor: We will continue to assess the impact of declining real interest rates and will make appropriate policy decisions based on real interest rates at the next meeting.

15:18:00

Bank of Japan Governor: No specific policy action is being considered based on particular stock market levels.

15:16:42

Bank of Japan Governor: Policy may change even during the budget preparation process.

15:16:05

Polish Airports Authority: Polish airports in Radom and Lublin have been closed due to military aviation activities.

15:15:17

Bank of Japan Governor: No need to wait for the final wage negotiation results to be released before making a decision.

15:13:29

[Global Bond Markets Rebound Strongly in October, but High Debt Pressure Remains a Concern] 1. The atmosphere in major global bond markets reversed, with investors flocking back to bond markets in countries like the UK, Germany, and Japan as concerns about high borrowing and persistent inflation subsided, leading to a significant drop in yields. 2. UK government bonds led the rebound. Markets severely impacted earlier this year by fiscal concerns saw both 10-year and 30-year bond yields fall by approximately 30 basis points, potentially marking the largest monthly decline since December 2023. 3. German and French bond yields are expected to record their largest monthly declines since April, when US tariffs boosted safe-haven demand; Japanese 30-year bond yields are also on track for their largest drop since August 2024, benefiting from easing fiscal concerns under new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. 4. Inflation and interest rate prospects are favorable for bonds. Lower-than-expected inflation in the UK and US strengthened bets on central bank rate cuts, pushing US 10-year Treasury yields down for the third consecutive month; market experts call this a "perfect combination." 5. Despite easing trade tensions and a partial rebound in yields from their lows, high levels of government borrowing and debt keep the market on edge. While long-term bond supply pressure has eased, structural demand remains weak. 6. Analysts emphasize the need for caution: French budget political risks, the UK's November budget exam, surging German borrowing, and Dutch pension reforms will continue to pressure the European bond market; investors should wait for stable yields before increasing their allocations.

15:12:46

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Zinc

Previous : -847 Forecast : -

Published Value -300

15:12:41

Daily Warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Copper

Previous : -101 Forecast : -

Published Value 1692

15:12:40

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Aluminum

Previous : -199 Forecast : -

Published Value 374

15:12:39

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Silver

Previous : -3599 Forecast : -

Published Value 9007

15:12:37

Daily Warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Lead

Previous : -100 Forecast : -

Published Value -1352

15:12:35

Daily Warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Nickel

Previous : 48 Forecast : -

Published Value 99

15:12:33

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30, China - Tin

Previous : 73 Forecast : -

Published Value 50

15:12:30

Daily Warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Alumina

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 2389

15:12:28

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Gold

Previous : 801 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:12:28

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Wire Rods

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:12:26

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30 - Crude oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:12:26

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Rebar

Previous : -1221 Forecast : -

Published Value -300

15:12:24

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Natural Rubber

Previous : 320 Forecast : -

Published Value -1220

15:12:21

Daily warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China -20 # rubber

Previous : -201 Forecast : -

Published Value 604

15:12:19

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Pulp

Previous : -534 Forecast : -

Published Value -486

15:12:18

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th - Petroleum Asphalt

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value -800

15:12:17

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Fuel oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 17860

15:12:15

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Stainless Steel

Previous : -119 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:12:12

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on October 30th in China - Hot-rolled coil

Previous : 3402 Forecast : -

Published Value -5938

15:08:51

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced a recall of 6,197 Tesla vehicles in the United States. This is due to detached light strips that could fall and pose a road hazard to other vehicles, increasing the risk of a collision.

15:08:15

[Ministry of Commerce: China and the US also reached consensus on issues such as fentanyl control cooperation, expanding agricultural trade, and handling individual cases involving relevant companies] A spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce answered reporters' questions regarding the joint arrangements for the China-US Kuala Lumpur trade consultations. The spokesperson stated that the two heads of state just met in Busan, South Korea, and discussed in depth issues such as China-US economic and trade relations, agreeing to strengthen cooperation in economic and trade fields. China is willing to work with the US to jointly safeguard and implement the important consensus reached at the meeting between the two heads of state. The two sides also reached consensus on issues such as fentanyl control cooperation, expanding agricultural trade, and handling individual cases involving relevant companies. Both sides further confirmed the results of the Madrid trade consultations, with the US making positive commitments in areas such as investment. China will work with the US to properly resolve issues related to TikTok. The positive results achieved in the China-US Kuala Lumpur trade consultations fully demonstrate that both sides, adhering to the spirit of equality, respect, and mutual benefit, can find solutions to problems through dialogue and cooperation. The results of the trade consultations were hard-won, and China looks forward to working with the US to ensure their implementation, injecting more certainty and stability into China-US economic and trade cooperation and the world economy. (Ministry of Commerce)

15:05:56

The Ministry of Commerce announced that the U.S. will suspend its Section 301 investigations against China's maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding industries for one year. Following the U.S. suspension, China will also suspend its countermeasures against the U.S. for one year. (Ministry of Commerce)

15:05:39

The Ministry of Commerce announced that the U.S. will suspend its 50% penetration rule on export controls, announced on September 29, for one year. China will suspend its related export control measures, announced on October 9, for one year and will study and refine specific plans.

15:05:27

The Ministry of Commerce announced that the US will remove the 10% so-called "fentanyl tariff" imposed on Chinese goods (including goods from Hong Kong and Macao), and the 24% retaliatory tariff on Chinese goods (including goods from Hong Kong and Macao) will remain suspended for another year. China will adjust its countermeasures against the aforementioned US tariffs accordingly. Both sides agreed to extend some tariff exclusions. (Ministry of Commerce)

15:04:54

Bank of Japan Governor: While downside risks to the economy have increased slightly, the central bank is actively taking measures to contain them. One of the current priorities is assessing the impact on the global economy and acting accordingly.

15:02:50

[EUR/JPY surges to 178.40 after Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's speech] ⑴ After two consecutive days of decline, EUR/JPY regained its upward momentum, reaching a record high of 178.40 on Thursday (October 30). It is currently trading around 178.25, up approximately 0.62%. ⑵ The Bank of Japan's decision at its October policy meeting to maintain its short-term interest rate target range at 0.4%-0.5% initially boosted the currency pair significantly during the Asian session; Governor Ueda's statement that "there are no preconceived notions about the timing of the next rate hike" put further pressure on the yen. ⑶ The 14-day relative index on the daily chart is above the midline, indicating a short-term bullish bias. ⑷ On the upside, 178.50 is expected to be a short-term support level. A decisive break above this level would further strengthen the short-term bullish bias, pushing the exchange rate towards the key psychological level of 180.00. If it breaks and holds above 180, the next resistance level is around 181.00, near the top of the upward channel. (5) Markets are closely watching a series of key economic data releases: German and Eurozone unemployment rates and GDP figures are about to be released, followed by the European Central Bank's interest rate decision. The market widely expects the ECB to keep interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive time at its October meeting, and that policy may remain unchanged throughout 2025. Despite the economy showing resilience and inflation trending towards moderation, policymakers remain cautious.

15:02:47

[A-Share Market Close: Major A-Share Indices Fall, 4,100 Stocks Decline] The three major A-share indices all fell today. At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.73%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.16%, the ChiNext Index fell 1.84%, and the Beijing 50 Index fell 1.3%. The total turnover of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing stock exchanges was 2.4643 trillion yuan, an increase of 173.6 billion yuan compared to the previous day. A total of 4,100 stocks declined. In terms of sectors and themes, energy metals, steel, quantum technology, batteries, wind power equipment, port and shipping, and phosphorus chemicals sectors led the gains; while CPO, PET copper foil, coal mining and processing, gaming, lithography machines, and securities sectors led the declines.

15:01:57

[Fed Chair Candidate Reid: Powell More Hawkish Than Expected] BlackRock Chief Investment Officer Reid, one of the potential candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair, said on Wednesday that he believes the Fed's rate cut is in line with the "significantly slowing" labor market, and that Fed Chair Powell's performance at the post-meeting press conference was "more hawkish than expected." Reid stated, "We believe there is a greater likelihood that the December meeting will skip a rate cut, which would postpone further easing measures until the new year, or even until the new chair takes office."

15:01:13

The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3986.90 points, down 0.73%; the CSI 300 Index closed at 4709.91 points, down 0.80%; the Shenzhen Component Index closed at 13532.13 points, down 1.16%; the ChiNext Index closed at 3263.02 points, down 1.84%; and the SME Composite Index closed at 14404.08 points, down 1.18%.

15:00:53

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: One factor in consumption trends is the wage increase in the next "spring rally," and we still cannot determine the final interest rate; the final interest rate has a large range.

15:00:00

[EUR/JPY surged above 177.50 after the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision; market focus on ECB policy moves] ⑴ After two consecutive days of decline, EUR/JPY regained its upward momentum, reaching a record high of 178.40 on Thursday (October 30th). It is currently trading around 178.20, up approximately 0.59%. ⑵ The Bank of Japan's decision to maintain its short-term interest rate target range at 0.4%-0.5% at its October policy meeting initially boosted the currency pair significantly during the Asian session; Governor Kazuo Ueda's statement that "there are no preconceived notions about the timing of the next rate hike" put further pressure on the yen. ⑶ The 14-day relative index on the daily chart is above the midline, indicating a short-term bullish bias. (4) On the upside, 178.50 is expected to be a short-term support level. A decisive break above this level would further strengthen the short-term bullish bias, pushing the exchange rate towards the key psychological level of 180.00. If it breaks and holds above 180, the next resistance level is expected to be around 181.00, near the top of the upward channel. (5) The market is closely watching a series of key economic data: German and Eurozone unemployment rates and GDP data are about to be released, followed by the European Central Bank's interest rate decision. The market widely expects the ECB to keep interest rates unchanged for the third consecutive time at its October meeting, and that policy may not be adjusted throughout 2025. Despite the economy showing resilience and inflation trending towards moderation, policymakers remain cautious.

14:56:44

Bank of Japan Governor: But if the expected results from artificial intelligence fail to materialize, some adjustments may be necessary.

14:56:32

Bank of Japan Governor: So far, rice prices have not fallen significantly, but we have begun to see an increase in the quantity of food goods. We also believe that the growth in the quantity of food goods will gradually slow down. Of course, there will be cost increases in some areas, and we do not necessarily believe that this impact will completely disappear. Artificial intelligence is driving the current boom, and production is expected to increase.

14:56:03

Bank of Japan Governor: We need more data to determine the degree of easing in monetary policy.

14:52:56

[European Stock Markets in Caution Awaiting Multiple Economic Data Releases] ⑴ European stocks are expected to open flat on Thursday, with investors closely watching global trade developments and policy decisions from major central banks. ⑵ Pre-market trading showed that Euro Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 futures were largely unchanged. ⑶ Investors are focused on earnings reports from Volkswagen, Puma, and several French banks. ⑷ The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected on Wednesday, while the Bank of Japan kept rates unchanged on Thursday. ⑸ The market expects the European Central Bank to also hold rates steady later in the day. ⑹ Investors are focusing on Eurozone Q3 GDP data and German October inflation indicators.

14:51:59

Bank of Japan Governor: Overall, the committee's confidence in achieving the prospects has increased.

14:49:55

Bank of Japan Governor: Will closely monitor for any unexpected negative risks.

14:47:29

Bank of Japan Governor: But the cost of tariffs will ultimately be passed on to consumers, so the risk of shock may increase.

14:46:59

Bank of Japan Governor: The impact of tariffs on the US economy is gradually emerging.

14:46:01

Bank of Japan Governor: The likelihood of achieving the expected target has increased; the July outlook will be largely realized in the data from the next three months.

14:45:31

Bank of Japan Governor: Given the impact of tariffs, we hope to closely monitor wage negotiations, especially in the automotive industry.

14:44:37

Bank of Japan Governor: Hopes to observe the wage increase trend further; expects the next round of wage increases to be roughly the same as this year's.

14:42:51

Bank of Japan Governor: The impact of rising food prices is weakening, and the upward trend in commodity prices is also steadily declining. Overall, the situation is no longer on the expected track.

14:42:51

The Australian dollar just touched the 101.00 level against the Japanese yen, and is currently trading at 101.00, up 0.62% on the day.

14:42:41

Bank of Japan Governor: No comment on Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks; plans to meet with Takaichi; close cooperation with the government is needed.

14:41:00

Bank of Japan Governor: No pre-set plans regarding the timing of the next interest rate hike.

14:40:50

The euro just touched the 178.00 level against the yen, and is currently trading at 178.00, up 0.48% on the day.

14:40:27

Bank of Japan Governor: Does not believe there is a risk of falling behind the times.

14:40:07

Standard Chartered: Hong Kong will replace Switzerland as the wealth center

14:39:40

Bank of Japan Governor: Hopes to spend more time observing the impact of US tariffs on the Japanese economy

14:39:22

Bank of Japan Governor: It is important to carefully monitor the economic situation in Japan and other countries and make timely decisions. Real interest rates remain at extremely low levels.

14:38:50

Bank of Japan Governor: Board member Tamura proposed adding an indicator of potential inflation rate after the latter half of the forecast period to keep it largely aligned with the inflation target.

14:38:22

Refsen International AG's lending in Russia has decreased from €13.7 billion to €4.5 billion, and its consolidated profit including Russian operations is approximately €100 million lower than its consolidated profit excluding Russian operations.

14:37:38

Bank of Japan Governor: Board member Hajime Takada suggested adding a clause regarding achieving the price stability target for consumer inflation.

14:37:13

According to French television station BFM TV: A third suspect in the Louvre Museum robbery in Paris has been arrested.

14:36:16

Bank of Japan Governor: It is crucial to assess whether a prospect can be realized without any preconceived notions.

14:35:56

Bank of Japan Governor: If the economy and prices move as expected, and as the economy and prices improve, the policy interest rate will continue to be raised.

14:34:48

Bank of Japan Governor: The Japanese economy is recovering moderately, but some signs of weakness remain. The response of overseas economies and prices to trade policy remains highly uncertain, and the impact of trade policy on financial and foreign exchange markets, the Japanese economy, and prices must be closely monitored.

14:34:09

Bank of Japan Governor: Loose monetary policy will support the economy; trade policies have led to a slowdown in overseas economies and a decline in corporate profits, suggesting that Japan's economic growth may be relatively moderate.

14:33:12

Bank of Japan Governor: Japan's economic growth is expected to improve as overseas economies return to a moderate growth trajectory.

14:32:35

Bank of Japan Governor: Japan's economic growth is likely to be moderate due to a slowdown in overseas economies and a decline in corporate profits caused by trade policies.

14:31:51

[Zhou Xiangkun, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Department of the People's Bank of China: Accelerating the Implementation and Issuance of Relevant Policy Documents on "Artificial Intelligence + Finance"] On October 30, Zhou Xiangkun, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Department of the People's Bank of China, stated at the 2025 Financial Street Forum Annual Meeting that the People's Bank of China will implement the "Artificial Intelligence +" action plan and accelerate the implementation and issuance of relevant policy documents on "Artificial Intelligence + Finance" to promote the digital and intelligent transformation and upgrading of finance.

14:31:10

The preliminary annual growth rate of France's GDP in the third quarter

Previous : 0.80% Forecast : 0.60%

Published Value 0.90%

14:30:41

France's annual rate of consumer spending in September

Previous : -0.80% Forecast : -

Published Value -0.30%

14:30:33

France's monthly rate of consumer spending in September

Previous : 0.10% Forecast : 0.10%

Published Value 0.30%

14:30:10

The preliminary value of France's GDP growth rate for the third quarter

Previous : 0.30% Forecast : 0.20%

欧元金银

美元

Published Value 0.50%

14:30:02

The preliminary value of France's GDP growth rate for the third quarter

Previous : 0.30% Forecast : 0.20%

欧元金银

美元

Published Value 0.50%

14:27:12

[Trump: US-China Relations Have Always Been Good and Will Be Even Better] On October 30 local time, Chinese President Xi Jinping met with US President Donald Trump in Busan. Trump said he was honored to meet with President Xi. He stated that US-China relations have always been good and will be even better in the future, expressing his hope for a brighter future for both China and the United States. He added that China is the United States' largest partner, and the two countries can accomplish many great things together in the world, with future US-China cooperation expected to achieve even greater success. (Xinhua)

14:23:53

[Xi Jinping: China Will Further Deepen Comprehensive Reform and Expand Opening-up, Striving to Achieve Effective Quality Improvement and Reasonable Quantitative Growth in the Economy] On October 30 local time, President Xi Jinping met with US President Trump in Busan. Xi Jinping emphasized that China's economic development momentum is good, with a growth rate of 5.2% in the first three quarters of this year and a 4% increase in imports and exports of goods to the world. This was achieved despite internal and external difficulties and is hard-won. The Chinese economy is like a vast ocean, with considerable scale, resilience, and potential. We have the confidence and ability to cope with various risks and challenges. The Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee reviewed and approved the proposals for the national economic and social development plan for the next five years. For more than 70 years, we have adhered to a single blueprint, working generation after generation, never seeking to challenge or replace anyone, but rather focusing on doing our own things well, becoming a better version of ourselves, and sharing development opportunities with other countries. This is a key to China's success. China will further deepen comprehensive reform and expand opening-up, striving to achieve effective quality improvement and reasonable quantitative growth in the economy, promoting the all-round development of people and common prosperity for all. It is believed that this will also open up broader space for Sino-US cooperation. (CCTV)

14:23:25

The Bank of Japan's decision to hold rates steady has planted a more dangerous time bomb! A yen crisis is imminent. Details>

14:23:21

The leaders of China and the United States agreed to maintain regular exchanges; Trump looks forward to visiting China early next year and has invited President Xi Jinping to visit the United States. (Xinhua)

14:23:07

[Xi Jinping: China and the US Should Maintain Communication and Enhance Understanding Through All Channels and at All Levels] On October 30 local time, President Xi Jinping met with US President Donald Trump in Busan. Xi Jinping emphasized that dialogue is better than confrontation. China and the US should maintain communication and enhance understanding through all channels and at all levels. The two countries have good prospects for cooperation in areas such as combating illegal immigration and telecom fraud, anti-money laundering, artificial intelligence, and responding to infectious diseases. Relevant departments should strengthen dialogue and exchanges and carry out mutually beneficial cooperation. China and the US should also have positive interactions on the regional and international stage. Next year, China will host the APEC summit, and the US will host the G20 summit. Both sides can support each other and strive for positive outcomes at both summits, contributing to promoting global economic growth and improving global economic governance. The two heads of state agreed to strengthen cooperation in areas such as trade and energy, and promote people-to-people exchanges. (Xinhua)

14:22:41

[Xi Jinping: Both teams can continue talks based on the principles of equality, respect, and mutual benefit, constantly reducing the list of issues and expanding the list of cooperation] On October 30 local time, President Xi Jinping met with US President Trump in Busan. Xi Jinping pointed out that trade and economic cooperation should continue to be the ballast and engine of China-US relations, not a stumbling block or point of conflict. Both sides should take a long-term view and focus on the long-term benefits of cooperation, rather than falling into a vicious cycle of mutual retaliation. Both teams can continue talks based on the principles of equality, respect, and mutual benefit, constantly reducing the list of issues and expanding the list of cooperation. (Xinhua)

14:21:30

The optical communication sector saw a significant correction, with Hefei Forging & Stamping Intelligent Equipment hitting its daily limit down. Other stocks such as Tianfu Communication, Dingtong Technology, Hangzhou Electric Power Equipment, Nanya New Materials, Jingwang Electronics, and Deco also fell.

14:17:41

The yen is experiencing a wait-and-see attitude, awaiting a directional move near its previous high. Details>

14:14:37

The Nikkei 225 index has just broken through the 51,300.00 mark, currently trading at 51,292.80, down 0.03% on the day.

14:14:18

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang arrives in South Korea

14:13:53

The World Gold Council reports that global gold supply reached a record high of 1,313 tons, a 3% year-on-year increase. Gold mine production rose 2% to 977 tons, while recycled gold supply increased 6% to 344 tons, remaining relatively stable despite soaring gold prices.

14:13:23

The World Gold Council reported that global central banks accelerated their gold purchases in the third quarter, with net purchases totaling 220 tons, a 28% increase from the second quarter and a 10% increase year-on-year. Overall, net gold purchases by global central banks in the first three quarters reached 634 tons, lower than the unusually high levels of the past three years, but still significantly higher than the average level before 2022.

14:12:55

The World Gold Council reported that global gold jewelry demand was under pressure in the third quarter, declining by 19% year-on-year, due to international gold prices breaking new highs 50 times this year. Although the world's two largest gold jewelry markets—India and China—both achieved quarter-on-quarter growth due to seasonal factors, year-on-year demand in both countries remained weak.

14:12:29

The World Gold Council reported that demand for gold bars and coins increased by 17% year-on-year in the third quarter, reaching a total of 316 tons. Almost all countries and regions saw growth in this demand, with India (92 tons) and China (74 tons) contributing significantly.

14:12:16

The World Gold Council reported that global gold ETF holdings increased by 619 tons (approximately US$64 billion) in the first three quarters of 2025, with North American funds leading the way (+346 tons), followed by European (+148 tons) and Asian funds (+118 tons).

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