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19/05/2026
The Japan Fair Trade Commission is investigating nine companies suspected of bid rigging in railway tenders.
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Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC.SG) issued $500 million in senior bonds with a coupon rate of SOFR+47bp.
4 m ago
Dongshan Precision's turnover reached 20 billion yuan, and is now up 5.04%.
4 m ago
The area where the Guangxi Liuzhou earthquake occurred currently has normal communication.
6 m ago
The target for the new round of regulation on pig production capacity has been determined.
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Analyst Louis Navellier of Navellier & Associates stated in a report that interest rates have become extremely sensitive to energy prices, and once the Strait of Hormuz resumes navigation, rates are expected to significantly decrease. He pointed out that until then, upward pressure on inflation will continue to exist and added that any rate cuts by the Federal Reserve will be delayed until the recent surge in energy inflation subsides. Navellier said, "If the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked for another month, energy prices will almost certainly rise, pushing up inflation and rates." He also noted that this could pose problems for the US midterm election cycle, as historically, midterm elections tend to trigger market downturns. "Trump is facing pressure to quickly 'resolve' the Iran issue," he said.
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