开设账户
模拟账户
关于我们
即时报价及新闻
市场分析
财经日历
每日市场分析
交易平台
下载及介绍
使用教学
交易细则
各项细则
资金提存
推广和资讯
常见问题
联络我们
繁
简
EN
客户登入
开设账户
模拟账户
繁
简
EN
客户登入
开设账户
模拟账户
关于我们
上志国际介绍
上志国际优势
即时报价及新闻
即时报价
即时新闻
市场分析
财经日历
市场分析
交易平台
平台特点
平台教学
交易细则
各项细则
资金提存
推广和资讯
常见问题
联络我们
关于我们
交易细则
贵金属市场
交易平台
市场分析
推广和资讯
常见问题
联络我们
繁
简
EN
据华尔街日报:美国官员表示,美国总统特朗普已拒绝伊朗提出的七天停火提议计划,并告诉助手们,他预计将在11月中期选举后恢复对伊朗的轰炸。
2026-09-26
据华尔街日报:美国官员表示,美国总统特朗普已拒绝伊朗提出的七天停火提议计划,并告诉助手们,他预计将在11月中期选举后恢复对伊朗的轰炸。
返回
其他消息
2026-09-25
Germany's Bundestag approved a fuel-discount scheme for Oct–Dec that cuts diesel and gasoline by €0.17 per liter to offset high oil prices linked to the Middle East war; the Bundesrat is expected to approve it on Friday.
Germany's Bundestag approved a fuel-discount scheme for Oct–Dec that cuts diesel and gasoline by €0.17 per liter to offset high oil prices linked to the Middle East war; the Bundesrat is expected to approve it on Friday.
2026-09-25
Four people familiar with the matter said the Federal Reserve is planning to raise asset-size thresholds that trigger enhanced supervision of large banks. The change would spare some lenders from costly additional oversight and could accelerate industry consolidation. Sources said the Fed expects to soon propose recalibrating the thresholds that determine when banks face balance-sheet stress tests, liquidity, capital and other stricter rules to reflect inflation and economic growth; three of the
Four people familiar with the matter said the Federal Reserve is planning to raise asset-size thresholds that trigger enhanced supervision of large banks. The change would spare some lenders from costly additional oversight and could accelerate industry consolidation. Sources said the Fed expects to soon propose recalibrating the thresholds that determine when banks face balance-sheet stress tests, liquidity, capital and other stricter rules to reflect inflation and economic growth; three of the sources said proposals are expected later this year. Current rules tighten oversight at $100bn in assets and further increase requirements at $250bn and $700bn. Banks say the thresholds, set in 2019, have not kept pace with economic growth and have made regulation stricter than the risks warrant.
Chat with us
, powered by
LiveChat