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06/11/2025
Bank of America CEO: Consumer spending continues to increase, up 5% since the beginning of the year. We are closely monitoring trade policies and regulatory environment.
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Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Employment market data indicates that interest rates may be lower than current levels.
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OpenAI: Over one million enterprises worldwide are directly using OpenAI's services.
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Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The employment market trend before the government shutdown appears to still be continuing.
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In Wednesday's morning session, shares of American electric vehicle maker Rivian surged 13.6% in the US stock market. Prior to this, the company reported third-quarter performance exceeding expectations, achieved gross profit with contributions from joint ventures/software business, reiterated its 2025 guidance, and announced plans to launch the R2 model in the first half of next year. Rivian also announced the establishment of "Mind Robotics" to enter the industrial artificial intelligence field.
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Federal Reserve Governor Milan: We still believe that labor demand has not reached the strong level we expected.
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