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03/06/2026
The yield on Japan's 10-year government bonds rose by 3 basis points to 2.595%.
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1 m ago
In the first 50 days of the innovation and technology index, it increased by 1.13%. Among the component stocks, Shengke Communication rose by 10.49%, Lanqi Technology rose by 7.59%, Tianyue Advanced rose by 7.52%, and Aojie Technology rose by 6.88%.
2 m ago
The Taiwan Weighted Stock Price Index rose 2% to 46,481.69 points.
2 m ago
The CSI Convertible Bonds Index opened down 0.09%. Shanbo Convertible Bonds, Chun23 Convertible Bonds, Shengxun Convertible Bonds, Jingce Convertible Bonds 2, and Lianrui Convertible Bonds were among the top decliners, falling by 6.15%, 4.20%, 3.79%, 2.99%, and 2.78% respectively. Shenglan Convertible Bonds 02, Huamao Convertible Bonds, Yubang Convertible Bonds, Baolai Convertible Bonds, and Shenyu Convertible Bonds were among the top gainers, rising by 7.55%, 4.34%, 2.78%, 2.54%, and 2.31% respectively.
2 m ago
Due to the impact of the US-Iran conflict, the security situation in the Strait of Hormuz has worsened. Denmark's shipping giant Maersk Group has suspended its vessels from passing through the Strait of Hormuz and has initiated an emergency transportation plan to transport goods via land routes. The group's Chief Commercial Officer stated that while this measure helps ensure the safety of employees and crew members, it also brings significant economic pressure to the company. Maersk Group's Chief Commercial Officer, Kasten Kirddal, stated that not only have the transportation costs of goods directly entering and leaving the Gulf region increased, but the transportation costs of other routes have also significantly increased due to factors such as rising fuel prices. The additional costs brought about by these factors currently exceed $500 million per month, which the group cannot bear alone. Therefore, they can only pass on some of the costs to customers, many of whom are also facing pressure from rising raw material prices. Industry experts believe that the increase in transportation and production costs may further transmit to the consumer market in the future. (CCTV News)
2 m ago
In the first quarter, Australian household spending increased by 0.5% compared to the previous quarter.
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