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International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Grossi: Regardless of the resolution, my work in Iran will continue.
2026-09-07
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Grossi: Regardless of the resolution, my work in Iran will continue.
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2026-09-07
The final reading of seasonally adjusted annualized employment growth in the Eurozone in the second quarter was 0.5%, in line with expectations and unchanged from the previous reading of 0.50%.
The final reading of seasonally adjusted annualized employment growth in the Eurozone in the second quarter was 0.5%, in line with expectations and unchanged from the previous reading of 0.50%.
2026-09-06
CITIC Securities says whether the Fed hikes in September is not decisive for long-end rates or equity direction. In an era of rapid AI development, demand for government bonds as a traditional safe asset is likely structurally declining; the sell-off
CITIC Securities says whether the Fed hikes in September is not decisive for long-end rates or equity direction. In an era of rapid AI development, demand for government bonds as a traditional safe asset is likely structurally declining; the sell-off in US and European sovereigns reflects economic and market dynamics, not a reliable signal for near-term equity moves. Overall, markets remain range-bound; investors should not panic over overseas rates or overreact to stronger-than-expected market responses to rate moves. The deeper driver of widening long-end domestic-foreign spreads is a capital supply–demand mismatch; with cross-border goods trade facing greater friction, resolving the impasse may depend on outbound financial flows.
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