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18/04/2026
The night trading session of the crude oil futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange fell by 5.17%, closing at 604.00 yuan per barrel. The night trading session of the gold futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose by 0.94%, while the silver futures rose by 3.74%.
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Market news: The Chilean National Copper Corporation's total copper production budget for 2027 is 1.5 million metric tons.
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Market news: Executives from several low-cost airlines in the United States are expected to meet with the U.S. Secretary of Transportation next week.
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Three informed sources stated that Meta Platforms (META.O) plans to carry out a large-scale layoff on May 20th following the first round of layoffs this year, and there will be further layoffs in the future. One of the sources said that as part of the first round of layoffs, the company will cut around 10% of its global workforce, close to 8,000 people. The company also plans to further reduce its workforce in the second half of this year, but details such as the specific timing and scale have not been finalized. The sources added that management may adjust the plans based on the development of artificial intelligence capabilities. Meta's layoffs this year will be the largest since the restructuring known as the "Year of Efficiency" from the end of 2022 to early 2023, when the company cut around 21,000 positions. Although the company's financial situation is more stable this time, management envisions a future with fewer management levels and higher efficiency through AI-assisted employees. According to the latest disclosure, as of December 31st of last year, Meta had approximately 79,000 employees.
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European Central Bank Executive Board member Kazaks: Does not oppose the market's bet on two rate hikes this year. It is not yet certain whether the next rate move will be an increase.
10 m ago
ECB Executive Board member Kazaks: The tightening financial environment has already started to play a role for the ECB. After 2022, our credibility has become stronger.
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