花旗首席执行官：市场波动只是“正常的季节性现象”。

国际货币基金组织官员：人工智能融资的循环性也是一个关注点。

Wage mediation between unions and operator BHP at Chile’s Escondida, the world’s largest copper mine, entered its final day after BHP revised its pay offer. Workers at an Antofagasta-owned copper unit have also returned to talks. Copper’s proximity to record highs has driven demands for greater profit sharing while miners push to contain cost inflation, stoking labour tensions and raising the risk of further supply disruption. BHP said its latest proposal would keep Escondida supervisors and staff among the highest paid in the sector; unions said it answered some demands but significant gaps remain. Union leader Alexis Barrera said a proposed signing bonus of about $25,500 per worker, presented as part of an overall benefits package, is below market given the company’s large profits. If no agreement is reached on Tuesday, more than 1,000 union members could start striking from Wednesday; mediation could also be extended.