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Polish central bank governor Glapinski said the value of the central bank's gold holdings is about 356 billion zloty.
2026-11-05
Polish central bank governor Glapinski said the value of the central bank's gold holdings is about 356 billion zloty.
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2026-11-05
As of Nov 4, Shanghai Stock Exchange margin financing CNY1,177.61 bln, up CNY0.99 bln; Shenzhen Stock Exchange CNY1,086.75 bln, up CNY0.34 bln; combined CNY2,264.36 bln, up CNY1.33 bln from the prior trading day.
As of Nov 4, Shanghai Stock Exchange margin financing CNY1,177.61 bln, up CNY0.99 bln; Shenzhen Stock Exchange CNY1,086.75 bln, up CNY0.34 bln; combined CNY2,264.36 bln, up CNY1.33 bln from the prior trading day.
2026-11-05
Australia's trade surplus is set to hit a ten-year low as imports for data-centre chips and servers and sharply higher energy costs push up the import bill, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. September imports rose over 13% to A$45
Australia's trade surplus is set to hit a ten-year low as imports for data-centre chips and servers and sharply higher energy costs push up the import bill, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said on Thursday. September imports rose over 13% to A$45.2bn (second only to August's record); exports rose about 10% to A$48.0bn, leaving a monthly surplus of A$2.8bn. The cumulative trade surplus for the first nine months was slightly above A$17.0bn, the weakest in ten years. Strong commodity exports persist, but record-priced fuel purchases and robust demand for Chinese-made cars and for chips from South Korea and Taiwan has swollen imports, narrowing net exports and weighing on GDP growth.
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