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04/11/2025
The director of the Panama Canal Authority said that due to the economic slowdown, global trade volume may decrease next year.
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1 m ago
The lithium carbonate continuous main contract fell by 5% during the day, and is now trading at 77960.00 yuan/ton.
2 m ago
Ethereum falls below $3,500, dropping by 3.05% within the day.
4 m ago
Chen Peiying appointed as the head of the Global Transaction Services Department at DBS China.
4 m ago
Chief Executive Officer of Morgan Stanley, Ted Pick, stated that as confidence rises, China remains one of the most attractive markets for global asset management companies. Investors generally believe that as the world's second largest liquid market, the size of China is "too large to ignore." During challenging market periods, asset management institutions generally under-allocate to Chinese assets, and investment strategies tend to become more passive and Beta-driven. However, now as market momentum returns, China is once again becoming a destination for capital inflows. He stated that for Morgan Stanley, China and India are the two most vibrant markets, both possessing scale, ambition, and a group of companies ready to compete on the global stage. He said, "I like India and I like China. Both markets are winners and there is no need to choose one over the other."
6 m ago
Spot silver fell by 1.01% to $47.57 per ounce during the day; COMEX silver futures fell by 1.55% to $47.31 per ounce.
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