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Philippine peso rose to 60.948 per US dollar, its strongest level since June 24.
2026-08-03
Philippine peso rose to 60.948 per US dollar, its strongest level since June 24.
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2026-08-03
As markets priced in a likely new round of US-Iran talks, international crude futures plunged after trading began on the 2nd. By 19:00 ET, NYMEX September WTI hit a low of $74.78/bbl, down $5.89 (-6.96%) from the prior close; ICE October Brent hit $8
As markets priced in a likely new round of US-Iran talks, international crude futures plunged after trading began on the 2nd. By 19:00 ET, NYMEX September WTI hit a low of $74.78/bbl, down $5.89 (-6.96%) from the prior close; ICE October Brent hit $81.55/bbl, down $6.38 (-7.26%). President Trump told media on Air Force One on the afternoon of the 2nd that the US will hold talks with Iran the next day; he had announced the previous day that he called off planned military strikes on Iran.
2026-08-03
[Futures Hotspot Tracking] Under the dual pressure of negative feedback in the industrial chain and high port inventory, the main iron ore contract fell below the 700 yuan mark and hit a new low. As the price approaches the cost line of some non-main
[Futures Hotspot Tracking] Under the dual pressure of negative feedback in the industrial chain and high port inventory, the main iron ore contract fell below the 700 yuan mark and hit a new low. As the price approaches the cost line of some non-mainstream mines, can the logic of "cost support" turn the tide in the flood of negative feedback?
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