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22:58:55

U.S. soybean export inspection for the week ending March 30 -USDA Weekly

Previous : 58.64 Forecast : -

Published Value 77.94

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22:58:55

U.S. wheat export inspection for the week ending March 30 -USDA Weekly

Previous : 36.42 Forecast : -

Published Value 33.41

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22:58:54

U.S. corn export inspection for the week ending March 30 -USDA Weekly

Previous : 178.95 Forecast : -

Published Value 200.22

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22:28:33

[US Military Transport Plane Stuck in Sand, Rescue Operation Nearly Fails] US media on the 5th revealed more details about the US military's rescue operation for the pilot of the fighter jet shot down by Iran. The report stated that US special forces had previously constructed a runway in Iran, but the plane used to transport the rescued pilot and US soldiers to escape Iran became stuck in the sand, nearly causing the rescue operation to fail. The New York Times, citing multiple US military sources, reported that after the US F-15E Strike Eagle two-seat fighter jet was shot down over Iran, both pilots ejected. Approximately six hours later, the US military rescued one pilot under "heavy fire." The other pilot was injured and hid in the mountains. More than ten hours later, the US military located him using his tracking equipment and immediately prepared for a rescue. Approximately 100 US special forces soldiers participated in the rescue of the second pilot, primarily from Navy SEAL Team Six, with Army Delta Force and Rangers as backup, and support from helicopters, reconnaissance aircraft, fighter jets, and refueling aircraft. After confirming the pilot's location and determining it wasn't an Iranian trap, the US military began its operation. When the helicopters arrived at the pilot's hiding place, US and Israeli warplanes bombed the surrounding area. The US helicopters, carrying the rescued pilot and special forces soldiers, flew to an airstrip inside Iranian territory. This makeshift sand runway had been built earlier by US special forces for potential rescue missions or other emergencies. Two C-130 military transport planes were on standby on the runway, ready to transport the rescued pilot and other US troops to Kuwait. However, US military sources said that at least one, and possibly two, aircraft's landing gear became stuck in the sand, rendering them unable to take off. US soldiers spent several hours trying to free the transport planes but were unsuccessful. They had to request three more aircraft to pick them up, eventually escaping Iran. Subsequently, US warplanes destroyed two transport planes and four MH-6 light helicopters to prevent them from being captured by Iran. (Xinhua)

22:27:05

[US Supreme Court Approves Trump Administration's Request to Dismiss Bannon's Criminal Conviction] On April 6, local time, the US Supreme Court formally granted the Trump administration's request to dismiss the criminal conviction of conservative activist and former White House advisor Stephen Bannon. Bannon had previously been convicted of contempt of Congress for refusing to cooperate with a congressional subpoena and had served four months of his sentence. The Supreme Court's ruling, based on a joint application by Bannon and the US Department of Justice, overturned the federal appeals court's decision upholding his conviction and remanded the case to the Washington, D.C. District Court for the U.S. Attorney, Jeanne Piro, to review the request to dismiss the charges. In her application dated February 9, Piro stated explicitly, "The government, within its prosecutorial discretion, believes that dismissing this case is in the interest of justice." Generally, federal judges do not have the power to overturn a decision by the Department of Justice to dismiss a case during the trial. As an ally and former advisor to Trump, Bannon was convicted of contempt of Congress in 2022 for refusing to cooperate with a House committee's investigation into the January 6, 2021, riots at the Capitol. Although he has served his full sentence in 2024, he has appealed the jury’s guilty verdict. He filed an appeal with the Supreme Court last October after losing in the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington.

22:01:39

The ISM non-manufacturing Supplier Delivery Index for the United States in March

Previous : 53.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 56.20

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22:01:33

The ISM non-manufacturing inventory index for the United States in March

Previous : 56.40 Forecast : -

Published Value 54.80

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22:00:22

The Conference Board's Employment Trends Index for the United States in March

Previous : 105.37 Forecast : -

Published Value 105.72

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22:00:03

The U.S. March ISM non-manufacturing PMI sub-index - Business Activity Index

Previous : 59.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 53.90

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22:00:03

The U.S. ISM non-manufacturing PMI for March

Previous : 56.10 Forecast : 55

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Published Value 54

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22:00:02

The U.S. ISM non-manufacturing New Orders Index for March

Previous : 58.60 Forecast : -

Published Value 60.60

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22:00:02

The ISM non-manufacturing employment index for the United States in March

Previous : 51.80 Forecast : -

Published Value 45.20

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22:00:02

The U.S. ISM non-manufacturing Input price Index for March

Previous : 63 Forecast : -

Published Value 70.70

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21:58:46

Canada's SPGI Services PMI for March

Previous : 46.50 Forecast : -

Published Value 47.20

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