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2025-10-29 Wednesday

2025-11-04

23:33:17

[Capital Economics: Bank of Canada Will Be Forced to Cut Rates Another 0.5 Percent Next Year] Stephen Brown of Capital Economics stated that after another 25 percentage point cut, bringing the policy rate down to 2.25%, the Bank of Canada undoubtedly indicates that it is likely to maintain the current rate. While the economist still believes the Bank of Canada will eventually be forced to cut rates again by 0.5 percentage points next year, he pointed out that the Bank of Canada stated that the current policy rate level is roughly appropriate, keeping inflation around 2% while helping the economy through the structural adjustment period. Brown stated that he has consistently believed that once the policy rate reaches the lower limit of the central bank's previously projected neutral range (i.e., the current level), the threshold for further rate cuts will be higher.

23:32:25

[The Bank of Canada has signaled that the threshold for future rate cuts is high] Royce Mendes of Desjardins stated, "The Bank of Canada has signaled that the threshold for future rate cuts is high, not because policymakers believe the Canadian economy will recover quickly, but because monetary policy has limited effectiveness in supporting the economy facing a difficult transition." The economist still believes the risks to the economy and inflation are tilted to the downside, but Desjardins' base case no longer assumes the Bank of Canada will further lower policy rates. Mendes noted that Canadian government bond yields rose after the rate cut announcement, but he said the rate cut appears to be limited by economic uncertainty.

23:31:28

[Bank of England Monetary and Credit Report Shows Strong Consumer Demand] Andrew Wishart of Berenberg Bank noted in a report that the Bank of England's monetary and credit report showed increases in both net mortgage borrowing and net mortgage approvals in September, indicating continued strong consumer demand. He stated that the data shows the central bank's monetary policy has failed to curb demand or reduce inflation to its 2% target. However, Wishart believes the upcoming budget, to be announced on November 26, may tighten fiscal policy to curb inflationary pressures. He indicated that if the budget shows "previous fiscal tightening," the Bank of England may cut interest rates three times in the first half of 2026.

23:30:40

[Vontobel: Emerging Market Bonds Should Be Included in Fixed Income Portfolios] Vontobel's Pascal Koeppel suggests that emerging market bonds should be included in fixed income portfolios because developing economies often benefit from a weaker dollar and lower US interest rates. He notes, "Holding a small amount of government bonds, corporate bonds, and emerging market bonds in a bond portfolio is a good strategy." Vontobel's wealthy clients still prefer to invest a significant portion of their funds in short-term investments. Koeppel advises them to appropriately extend their duration to lock in yields that are bound to decline in the near term. He cites the experience of Switzerland as an example, pointing out that Switzerland's relatively high yields quickly fell to zero or even lower. "We recommend shifting some cash positions."

23:29:24

[Unless a severe recession or major liquidity event occurs, 2% is likely the bottom for Canadian interest rates] Geoff Phipps of Picton Investments points out that after the Bank of Canada cut its overnight rate by 0.25 percentage points, the market currently has low expectations for further rate cuts in December and January. The portfolio manager stated that he expects the central bank to lower the policy rate from the current 2.25% to around 2%, and unless a severe recession or major liquidity event occurs, 2% is likely the bottom for interest rates. Phipps notes that the Bank of Canada continues to emphasize the contradictory inflationary pressures between tariffs and trade restructuring, as well as oversupply and weak economic growth, but the central bank has also stated that monetary policy cannot offset the effects of tariffs or other structural changes.

23:28:21

[Oxford Economics: This Rate Cut by the Bank of Canada Is Likely the Last in This Cycle] Tony Stillow and Michael Davenport of Oxford Economics stated that when deciding to cut policy rates again, the Bank of Canada did not focus on the strong headline inflation and employment data in September, but rather on the trends of underlying inflation slowdown, a weak labor market, and sluggish economic growth. They believe this is likely the last rate cut in this cycle, but if the economic or labor market weakness exceeds expectations, the central bank may cut rates further in smaller increments. "Given the persistent uncertainty surrounding trade policy, the continued upward risk of inflation from the trade war, and the fact that the federal government's upcoming large-scale fiscal stimulus measures will play a major supporting role in the economy, we believe the central bank will not cut rates significantly below the 2% stimulus range."

23:25:43

[Bank of Canada's Rate Cut and Tightening Stance Provide Some Support for the Canadian Dollar] TD Securities strategists stated that the Bank of Canada's latest rate cut was in line with market expectations, but the central bank's guidance leaned more towards tightening, indicating that a new shock is needed before further easing. They believe that 2.25% will be the end of this rate-cutting cycle. This guidance is somewhat positive for the Canadian dollar, and TD Securities predicts that the Canadian dollar will move towards US$1.38 as the outlook stabilizes and federal fiscal stimulus measures are implemented. However, these strategists stated that for the Canadian dollar to see a meaningful rebound and fall below US$1.36, a large-scale fiscal package or resolution of some trade uncertainties surrounding the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) would be necessary.

23:23:51

[This rate cut by the Bank of Canada may be the last for now] Robert Kavcic of BMO believes that the Bank of Canada's easing policy may have temporarily come to an end after it cut its policy rate by 25 basis points, as widely expected by the market. The economist stated that the central bank seems to believe that its easing policies to date will provide support, inflation is steadily returning to 2%, and the effectiveness of monetary policy is somewhat limited in the unique economic environment. That said, Kavcic noted that the continued weakness in the labor market leaves room for some further support, and another 25 basis point rate cut is still possible in early 2026.

23:20:51

[US Announces New Round of Sanctions Against Russia, Targeting Two Oil Companies] On October 29, local time, the United States announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, focusing on the two major Russian oil giants—Lukoil and Rosneft. These two companies and 34 of their subsidiaries were added to the sanctions list, covering oil and gas exploration, extraction, and development. US citizens and businesses are prohibited from engaging in transactions with them, and entities holding more than 50% of their shares are automatically restricted. This round of sanctions echoes the sanctions announced by the UK on October 15 and the EU on October 23, the latter including a ban on short-term contract imports of Russian liquefied natural gas starting in April 2026, and a full long-term ban starting in 2027.

23:17:48

Market News: Boeing is facing difficulties due to issues with its 787 Dreamliner seat supplier.

23:17:29

The Piëch family of Porsche is considering investing in Volkswagen's diesel business.

23:16:28

Boeing's CEO stated that the company is currently producing eight 787 aircraft per month and plans to increase monthly production to ten sometime next year.

23:14:45

The press conference by Bank of Canada Governor Macklem has concluded.

23:14:43

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem said that we may see two quarters of negative economic growth, but this is not what we predicted.

23:14:42

Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Rogers stated that there are significant regional differences in the Canadian housing market.

23:14:41

Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Rogers confirmed that the bank will resume purchasing government bonds in the fourth quarter.

23:14:40

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem said that stock valuations appear too high based on several metrics.

23:14:39

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem said that major changes in our outlook will not be based on just one month's data.

23:06:41

[Senior Senators Warn: Allowing Trump's Proposed Inclusion of Private Equity in 401(k) Plans Could Cause Millions of Americans to Suffer Losses] Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren and Independent Senator Bernie Sanders have reportedly stated that Trump's move to allow private equity and cryptocurrencies to constitute a larger proportion of the portfolios of ordinary retirees could result in financial losses for millions of Americans. In their letter, Warren and Sanders stated, "This executive order exposes these hard-earned savings to highly volatile financial instruments while attempting to repackage them as 'alternative assets,' which in reality lack transparency and whose claims of high returns are exaggerated." Democratic Senators Ron Wyden, Dick Durbin, Jeffrey Merkley, Chris Murphy, and Tina Smith also signed the letter.

22:53:10

Market news: General Motors will lay off 1,200 workers at its Detroit electric vehicle plant and hundreds more at its battery plants in Tennessee and Ohio.

22:50:52

The Bank of Canada stated that the Canadian dollar's performance was in line with its usual and expected trends.

22:50:40

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 47,900.00 mark, currently trading at 47,899.66, up 0.41% on the day.

22:50:19

International Air Transport Association (IATA): Capacity, which can be measured in freight ton-kilometers (ACTK), increased by 3.0% compared to September 2024.

22:49:49

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract rose 1.01% to $60.76 per barrel on the day.

22:48:39

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem said monetary policy is providing some stimulus.

22:48:23

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem stated, "Our work is never-ending, and the economy is constantly evolving."

22:48:21

Bank of Canada Governor: Trade conflict has “destroyed” part of the Canadian economy’s capacity.

22:42:08

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,010.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,009.17/ounce, up 1.43% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,023.30/ounce, up 1.01% on the day.

22:42:05

Mexican President: Disagrees with the U.S. decision to cut flight routes.

22:40:55

[Wang Xiaohong Holds Video Call with Myanmar's Home Minister Tun Tun Nan] State Councilor and Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong held a video call with Myanmar's Home Minister Tun Tun Nan on the 29th. Wang Xiaohong stated that the fruitful results achieved in China-Myanmar cooperation in combating telecom and online fraud are a true reflection of the high level of cooperation between the two sides. China is willing to work with Myanmar to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, deepen law enforcement and security cooperation in areas such as mechanisms and capabilities, closely monitor new trends in fraud-related crimes in key areas, continuously and efficiently carry out joint crackdowns, resolutely eradicate the breeding ground for crime, and jointly safeguard the security and peace of the people of both countries. Tun Tun Nan stated that Myanmar attaches great importance to China's concerns and will further take effective measures to severely crack down on crimes such as telecom and online fraud. (Xinhua)

22:38:22

Syrian leader: We are in negotiations with Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Türkiye regarding investment in Syria. I believe today presents a historic opportunity for investors to enter Syria.

22:36:43

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed that U.S. oil and fuel inventories fell more than expected last week, and benchmark crude oil prices continued to rise.

22:36:30

U.S. gasoline and ultra-low sulfur diesel futures extended their gains after data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed a larger-than-expected drop in gasoline and ultra-low sulfur diesel inventories.

22:35:47

U.S. DOE gasoline implied demand for the week ending October 24

Previous : 966.50 Forecast : -

Published Value 977.31

22:35:38

U.S. DOE distillate demand for the week ending October 24

Previous : 491.93 Forecast : -

Published Value 508.73

22:35:29

EIA refinery equipment utilization rate in the United States for the week ending October 24

Previous : 88.60% Forecast : -

Published Value 86.60%

22:35:05

The total EIA crude oil output of the United States for the week ending October 24

Previous : 1362.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 1364.40

22:34:42

U.S. DOE crude oil implied demand for the week ending October 24

Previous : 1968.40 Forecast : -

Published Value 1967.50

22:31:54

U.S. DOE fuel ethanol inventories for the week ending October 24

Previous : 2191.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 2236.70

22:31:53

The total U.S. DOE fuel ethanol production for the week ending October 24

Previous : 111.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 109.10

22:31:49

U.S. EIA crude oil inventories fell by 6.858 million barrels in the week ending October 24, compared with an expected decrease of 211,000 barrels and a previous decrease of 961,000 barrels.

22:30:09

U.S. EIA weekly gasoline production for the week ending October 24

Previous : 23.50 Forecast : -

Published Value -0.40

22:30:08

U.S. EIA Weekly heating oil inventory for the week ending October 24

Previous : 8.80 Forecast : -

Published Value 4.90

22:30:08

U.S. EIA Weekly refined oil imports for the week ending October 24

Previous : -33.50 Forecast : -

Published Value 28.40

22:30:08

U.S. EIA Weekly distillate production for the week ending October 24

Previous : 4 Forecast : -

Published Value -13.40

22:30:07

U.S. EIA weekly crude oil production for the week ending October 24

Previous : 60 Forecast : -

Published Value -51.10

22:30:07

The change in U.S. EIA gasoline inventories for the week ending October 24

Previous : -214.70 Forecast : -190.30

Published Value -594.10

22:30:07

U.S. EIA Weekly crude oil imports for the week ending October 24

Previous : 65.60 Forecast : -

Published Value -102.50

22:30:07

EIA Oklahoma - Cushing crude oil inventories for the week ending October 24 in the United States

Previous : -77 Forecast : -

Published Value 133.40

22:30:05

U.S. EIA Weekly new formula gasoline inventories for the week ending October 24

Previous : -0.10 Forecast : -

Published Value -0.10

22:30:04

The change in U.S. EIA crude oil inventories for the week ending October 24

Previous : -96.10 Forecast : -21.10

Published Value -685.80

22:30:04

Changes in U.S. EIA distillate inventories for the week ending October 24

Previous : -147.90 Forecast : -173.50

Published Value -336.20

22:30:02

Changes in equipment utilization rates of U.S. EIA refineries for the week ending October 24

Previous : 2.90% Forecast : 0.20%

Published Value -2%

22:25:02

Barclays Bank reportedly plans its first-ever Panda bond issuance in China, aiming to raise up to 4 billion yuan (approximately US$560 million). This marks another major global bank's foray into the world's second-largest debt market. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the transaction will be offered in 3-year and 5-year tranches, with pricing expected next Monday. The sources added that the funds raised will likely be remitted out of China to support the London-based bank's financing needs and its RMB-related business, such as meeting increasing customer demand for RMB-denominated assets and providing liquidity to offshore capital markets.

22:24:34

In early trading on the US stock market, major sector ETFs showed mixed results, with the semiconductor ETF rising nearly 2%, the global technology stock index ETF rising more than 1%, the consumer staples ETF falling more than 1%, and the financial sector ETF falling more than 1%.

22:21:26

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1600.00/ounce mark, last trading at $1599.32/ounce, up 1.79% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are last trading at $1607.7/ounce, up 1.45% on the day.

22:20:59

According to reports, the U.S. Treasury Department has allowed Germany to continue doing business with Rosneft's subsidiaries until April 29, 2026.

22:19:00

The UK is selling spot carbon allowances at £55.50 per tonne.

22:18:37

Market news: Saudi Crown Prince Salman met with Syrian leader Ahmed al-Sharah at the FII conference in Riyadh.

22:12:51

[Bank of Canada Hints at End of Rate-Cutting Cycle; Money Markets Price No Rate Cuts Before March] The Bank of Canada cut its main overnight rate to 2.25% on Wednesday, the lowest level since July 2022, in line with market expectations, and hinted that this could mark the end of its rate-cutting cycle unless the inflation and economic outlook changes. Bank of Canada Governor Macklem stated that this easing policy aims to help the economy cope with the disruption caused by US tariffs while keeping inflation near the 2% target. At the same time, the Bank of Canada lowered its economic growth forecasts for this year and next year to 1.2% and 1.1%, respectively, from 1.8%, citing the impact of US trade policy. The Bank of Canada forecasts inflation of 2% in 2025 and approximately 2.1% in 2026. Macklem stated that due to the continued unpredictability of US trade policy, the range of possible outcomes remains wider than usual. Following the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision, the Canadian dollar strengthened, and the money market priced in no rate cuts before March next year.

22:12:17

US pending home sales were flat in September compared to the previous month; the estimate was 1.2%.

22:12:02

Swissquote Bank on Nvidia's Record Market Value: Nvidia Doesn't Need Trump for Revenue, Just That He Doesn't Interfere] Swissquote Bank senior market analyst Ipek Ozcadeskaia stated that Nvidia has enormous potential for more partnerships, such as the anticipated collaboration with Nokia. The question isn't whether Nvidia will sign new partnerships, but rather who their next partner will be. They are expanding overseas, and we believe this international footprint will help alleviate market concerns about the cyclical nature of their business. Nvidia doesn't need Trump's support like Intel does. What Nvidia is doing is bringing itself closer to the White House to secure potentially costly deals—such as investing in Intel or manufacturing chips in Arizona. These are operating costs associated with dealing with Washington. But beyond that, Nvidia doesn't need Trump for revenue. It just needs him to stop interfering.

22:10:51

[Trump and Carney Meet for First Time Since Trade Talks Suspended] Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that he and US President Donald Trump had a "very good" conversation in South Korea on the 29th local time. This was the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders since Trump suspended trade negotiations with Canada on the 23rd. Trump posted on social media, "We didn't come to South Korea to see Canada." (CCTV News)

22:05:06

The night of the resolution was full of tricks: would it fall first and then rise, or continue to rise? The US dollar only had 30 seconds to react. Details>

22:01:58

The seasonally adjusted annual rate of existing home sales contracts in the United States for September

Previous : 0.50% Forecast : -

Published Value 1.50%

22:01:15

The Bank of Canada preemptively cut interest rates by 25 basis points, bringing the USD/CAD pair to a critical juncture for bulls and bears! Details>

22:00:03

The seasonally adjusted existing home contract sales index for the United States in September

Previous : 74.70 Forecast : -

Published Value 74.80

22:00:02

The seasonally adjusted existing home sales index for the United States in September rose monthly

Previous : 4% Forecast : 1%

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美元

Published Value 0%

21:59:23

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1600.00/ounce mark, last trading at $1599.98/ounce, up 1.84% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are last trading at $1606.6/ounce, up 1.38% on the day.

21:51:33

[Bank of Canada Cuts Rates by 25 Basis Points to 2.25%! A Difficult Choice Amid Weak Economy and Inflation Impasse] ⑴ The Bank of Canada lowered its overnight rate target by 25 basis points to 2.25%, with the bank rate adjusted accordingly to 2.5%. ⑵ This rate cut is based on the weak economic situation, while inflation is expected to remain near the 2% target. ⑶ The Bank believes the current policy rate level is generally appropriate, provided that inflation and economic trends are in line with expectations. ⑷ The Canadian labor market remains weak, and excess capacity in the economy is expected to be gradually absorbed. ⑸ Core inflation is stubbornly holding around 3%, but broader indicators suggest underlying inflation is around 2.5%. ⑹ The Bank expects inflationary pressures to ease in the coming months, with CPI inflation expected to remain around 2% during the forecast period. ⑺ The Bank is prepared to take appropriate action should the economic outlook change and will continue to closely monitor data performance. ⑻ The Canadian economy faces a difficult transition, and structural damage caused by trade conflicts limits the scope for monetary policy stimulus.

21:49:49

Judicial Intervention During Government Shutdown: How Layoff Bans Provide a Buffer for the Dollar Details>

21:48:29

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: Inflationary pressures are expected to ease in the coming months.

21:48:25

Bank of Canada interest rate decision: Its expanded indicator system suggests that underlying inflation remains around 2.5%.

21:48:12

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: The preferred core inflation gauge has remained stable at around 3%.

21:48:04

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: Canada's labor market remains weak; excess capacity in the economy is expected to persist and gradually be resolved.

21:48:00

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: We are prepared to respond if circumstances change.

21:47:55

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: The rate cut was due to weak economic conditions and expectations that inflation will remain near the 2% target.

21:47:50

Bank of Canada Interest Rate Decision: Assuming inflation and the economy develop broadly as projected, the current policy rate is at a broadly appropriate level.

21:47:07

Bank of Canada Governor: The range of possible outcomes is wider than ever before; we need to remain humble in our forecasts.

21:47:01

Bank of Canada Governor: There remains considerable uncertainty regarding US tariffs and their impact.

21:46:55

Bank of Canada Governor: We expect the opposing forces on inflation to roughly offset each other, keeping overall inflation around 2%.

21:46:48

The Bank of Canada Governor stated that due to weak demand and lost capacity, the bank expects GDP to be approximately 1.5% lower by the end of 2026 than predicted in January.

21:46:44

Bank of Canada Governor: Given the damage tariffs have caused to the Canadian economic outlook, monetary policy has limited ability to boost demand while maintaining low inflation.

21:46:39

Bank of Canada Governor: The Bank of Canada cut interest rates again to support the economy by adjusting its trade policy with the United States.

21:45:54

The Bank of Canada cut interest rates by 25 basis points, causing the US dollar to fall 11 points against the Canadian dollar in the short term.

21:45:21

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 48,000.00 mark, currently trading at 48,001.99, up 0.62% on the day.

21:45:19

[US Government Shutdown Sees a Turning Point! Temporary Funding Bill May Break Through Early Next Week] ⑴ A major turnaround has emerged after nearly a month of government shutdown, with bipartisan negotiations regaining urgency. ⑵ Senate Majority Leader John Thune and his allies are actively pushing for progress on a temporary funding bill. ⑶ House Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republican leaders are gaining confidence, anticipating compromises from centrist Democrats. ⑷ Dozens of temporary funding proposals are under discussion, including extending government funding to January 21 or later into March. ⑸ The looming deadline and external pressure are accelerating negotiations that have been stalled for weeks. ⑹ Republican leaders have noted a growing willingness among centrist Democrats to make concessions to mitigate the impact of the shutdown. ⑺ If a consensus is reached, some US government agencies may receive temporary operating funds early next week.

21:45:02

The overnight lending rate of the Bank of Canada in October

Previous : 2.50% Forecast : 2.25%

Neutral

Published Value 2.25%

21:43:41

[Oracle CDS Surges to Two-Year High as Massive AI Spending Sparks Default Concerns] ⑴ Oracle's credit default swaps (CDS) have surged, reflecting growing market concerns about its debt default risk. ⑵ The cost of debt default insurance over the next five years is approaching its highest level since October 2023, reaching a near two-year high. ⑶ The surge in CDS is mainly driven by market concerns about the company's massive AI spending, with investors worried about funding pressures. ⑷ Massive AI investments may lead to increased financial leverage, resulting in a widening credit risk premium. ⑸ The trend in default insurance costs indicates a more cautious assessment of Oracle's financial health by the bond market. ⑹ Despite the promising prospects in the AI field, high capital expenditures are testing the company's cash flow management capabilities. ⑺ A divergence between credit market signals and stock price performance indicates a disagreement among equity and bond investors regarding risk assessment. ⑻ As a leading risk indicator, a sharp rise in CDS often foreshadows upward pressure on the company's financing costs.

21:42:31

The White House: Korean Air will spend an additional $13.7 billion to purchase General Electric aerospace engines.

21:40:52

[US $69 Billion Treasury Auction Preview: Key Analysis of 4-Month Note Pricing] ⑴ The US Treasury will issue $69 billion in 4-month Treasury notes, maturing on March 3, with net financing of $4 billion. ⑵ The winning bid rate for notes maturing on February 24, issued last week, was 3.735%, with a current bid yield of 3.7125%. ⑶ Newly issued 4-month notes are currently trading at a bid price of 3.70%, with a rollover value of -0.8 basis points. ⑷ The 3-month/6-month note spread is trading at -6.3 basis points, with a weekly value of -0.48 basis points. ⑸ The March 2026 SOFR futures contract is trading at a 3.43% interest rate, up 7 basis points from last week's auction. ⑹ The 2-month/4-month/6-month butterfly spread is -3.5 basis points, 8 basis points cheaper than last week's auction. (7) The average bid-to-cover ratio for the past six 4-month notes was 3.18, with indirect bids accounting for 64.91%. (8) Dealer bids accounted for 29.64%, while direct bids accounted for 5.45%, indicating that institutional demand dominated.

21:40:01

Caterpillar's earnings report sends its stock surging 9.5% to a new high for the year. (1) Caterpillar's stock price jumped 9.5% to $574.6 in early trading, marking a significant single-day gain. (2) Third-quarter earnings per share reached $4.95, far exceeding the market expectation of $4.52, a nearly 10% over-expectation. (3) Quarterly revenue reached $17.64 billion, exceeding the expected $16.77 billion by $870 million, demonstrating strong performance. (4) A surge in investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure was a major driver, boosting demand for energy and mining equipment. (5) US government policy support for energy projects provided additional support for equipment sales, with the industry continuing to rise. (6) Including the intraday gain, the stock has risen 57.9% year-to-date, significantly outperforming the market benchmark index. (7) The better-than-expected earnings were mainly driven by both improved profit margins and increased sales revenue. (8) Strong demand for heavy machinery reflects the upward phase of the global infrastructure investment cycle.

21:37:13

[Brazilian Agricultural Outlook: Soybean Expansion, Corn Contraction! New Season Production Pattern Shifts] ⑴ Brazil's soybean planting area for 2025/26 is projected to reach 48.8 million hectares, a 2% increase from the previous cycle. ⑵ Soybean production is projected to increase to 177 million tons, a 3% increase from the previous cycle, maintaining an upward trend. ⑶ Soybean crushing volume is projected to reach a record 60 million tons, continuing the growth from 58 million tons in 2024/25. ⑷ Soybean exports are projected to remain at 111 million tons, unchanged from the previous cycle, maintaining Brazil's position as a major global supplier. ⑸ Corn planting area is projected to reach 22.2 million hectares, a 2.2% increase from the previous cycle, with a steady pace of expansion. ⑹ Corn production is projected to decrease to 137 million tons, a 3.5% decrease from the previous cycle, showing a downward trend. ⑺ The soybean industry chain continues to expand, with increased crushing demand highlighting improved processing capacity. ⑻ The contrast between declining corn production and increased acreage reflects challenges to yield potential.

21:34:19

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,010.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,009.99/ounce, up 1.45% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,024.80/ounce, up 1.05% on the day.

21:33:49

The Nasdaq Composite Index has just broken through the 24,000.00 mark, currently trading at 24,000.69, up 0.73% on the day.

21:32:19

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 47,900.00 mark, currently trading at 47,910.66, up 0.43% on the day.

21:31:43

Nvidia becomes the first company to surpass a market capitalization of $5 trillion.

21:31:27

The Russian Ministry of Finance sold 24.722 billion Russian rubles worth of OFZ bonds at the closing price of 86.3600%, which will mature in May 2039.

21:27:57

[Brazil's LNG Import Capacity Doubles, Energy Strategy Transformation Accelerates] ⑴ Brazil's LNG regasification infrastructure has been expanding continuously since 2020, resulting in a doubling of import capacity. ⑵ Regasification capacity will increase from 2.5 billion cubic feet per day in 2020 to 5.1 billion cubic feet per day in August 2025. ⑶ Three new terminals added in 2024 will bring 1.74 billion cubic feet per day of capacity, including key facilities such as the Bacarena FSRU. ⑷ The Suapé FSRU terminal is under construction and is expected to be operational in early 2026, with a capacity of 700 million cubic feet per day. ⑸ The core of the expansion strategy is integrated LNG power generation, with each imported facility paired with a large-scale natural gas power plant. ⑹ Federal law requires an additional 8 gigawatts of regionalized natural gas power generation capacity and aims to break the monopoly of Petrobras. ⑺ The United States supplies 72% of Brazil's LNG imports, but the country is shifting towards long-term contracts in pursuit of price stability. (8) Coastal LNG terminals supply gas to areas lacking pipelines and provide flexible backup for grids that rely on renewable energy.

21:26:54

Brazil's soybean planting area for 2025/26 is projected to reach 48.8 million hectares, a 2% increase from the previous year.

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