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Russia: If Europe wants a peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it should stop providing aid to Ukraine.
Report: Iran strikes "hostile targets" in the Strait of Hormuz.
SpaceX will build a natural gas power plant for a chip factory in Texas, USA.
The United States pays $1.2 billion, RWE abandons offshore wind lease.
Ford Motor maintains a decline of over 1.6%, in the midst of a sixth consecutive trading day of pullback, potentially heading for its longest losing streak since January.
Onshore RMB against the US dollar (CNY) closed at 6.7517 yuan at 03:00 Beijing time, down 22 points from Tuesday's night session close. Trading volume 284...
Hang Seng Index main night session closed down 0.02% at 25,542 points. Hang Seng Tech Index main night session closed up 0.04% at 4,834 points...
Bank of Mexico holds steady, keeping its key interest rate unchanged at 6.5%, in line with expectations.
New York Mercantile Exchange (Comex) gold futures closed down 0.09% on Thursday, settling at $4,242.00.
Chicago wheat futures fell over 1.8%.
US President Trump spoke on the phone with the Saudi leader a few hours ago. (Axios)
EY: The Fed is highly likely to keep interest rates unchanged before the end of the year.
Hertz Global Holdings' stock surge expands to 38%, marking the largest intraday gain since April 2025.
[US Considering Delaying Tariffs on Polysilicon-Related Products] According to reporters on the 6th local time, Trump administration officials are considering postponing the originally planned tariffs on solar cells...
WTI September crude oil futures settled at $77.29 per barrel. NYMEX September natural gas futures settled at $2.64 per million British thermal units...
Shanghai International Energy Exchange crude oil futures contract 2609 closed up 3.34% in night trading, reported at 526.7 CNY/barrel. Shanghai gold closed down 0.01% in night trading, ...
First Solar gives back gains.
FOMO-driven S&P call buying creates "one-sided" order flow.
Hertz stock continued to rise after its earnings report, with a maximum gain of 26%, marking the largest intraday increase since early November 2025.
Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Johnson: Nearly 7 million American households have already opened "Trump Accounts."
U.S. President Trump will discuss the Iran issue with Saudi leaders. (CBS)
Nscale touts $51 billion in contracts, plans US IPO in September.
Focusing on climate change, research reveals accelerated growth in methane emissions from Siberia.
U.S. crude oil imports from Saudi Arabia drop to zero.
Vance consults with Senate Republicans to advance the White House agenda.
Houthi forces attack Yemeni government military camp
Israeli Energy Minister: Even if the U.S. reaches a deal with Iran, if Iran restarts its nuclear program or advances its ballistic missile program, we will launch strikes. We will not...
Japan and Ecuador are discussing a range of measures around negotiating an economic partnership agreement. Ecuador's Foreign Minister Roberto Kury is currently...
Schlumberger: Schlumberger has signed a multi-year production enhancement agreement with Equinor on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
Israel significantly increases the number of Palestinian minors held in administrative detention
Iranian Foreign Ministry: The Foreign Minister of Mauritania held a phone call with the Iranian Foreign Minister this afternoon to discuss the latest regional developments and bilateral relations.
France will ban "unsolicited telemarketing calls," with violators facing fines ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of euros. (Xinhua)
South African regulators plan to issue a joint discussion paper on AI.
The seventh round of talks between Lebanon and Israel has concluded, with plans to resume on September 1st.
An explosion in the rural province of Damascus, Syria, has caused multiple casualties.
Canadian Prime Minister: Aluminum price trends open a window for reaching a trade agreement with Trump
Tech giants failed to block California's bill banning addictive feeds for minors in the U.S.
Thursday (August 6), the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreement (RRP) usage stood at $1.429 billion (6 counterparties), compared to the previous trading day...
U.S. officials: The Strait of Hormuz is an international waterway. No party controls the shipping lanes of the Strait of Hormuz, and vessels may pass through.
"Three Prohibitions! Iran Advances Bill on Passage Rules for the Strait of Hormuz" Salimi, a member of the Iranian parliament's presidium, stated that currently, Iran's National Security Committee...
OPENAI: For free users, we will upgrade the default model to GPT-5.6 LUNA and expand access, offering unlimited...
International copper rose 0.27% in overnight trading, Shanghai copper rose 0.10%, Shanghai aluminum rose 0.38%, Shanghai zinc rose 1.11%, Shanghai lead rose 0.1...
In the last 24 hours, the MarketVectorTM Digital Asset 100 Small Cap Index rose 0.03%, temporarily reporting 2060.86 points, ...
UNIFIL: Israeli forces fired 113 shells into Lebanon in a single day.
U.S. President Trump stated: He is extremely satisfied with the job performance of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. The situation in Iran is progressing very smoothly.
The Israeli Navy held large-scale military exercises in the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
LME copper futures closed down $7 at $14,104 per metric ton. LME aluminum futures closed up $18 at $3,259 per metric ton. LM...
European natural gas futures rise 10%.
Industry insiders: The proposed Iran-Oman strait agreement faces dual obstacles of US sanctions and insurance.
According to official sources, the Federal Reserve has delivered $500 million in cash to the Central Bank of Iraq. (Iraqi National News Agency)
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