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23/06/2025
The New Zealand dollar touched a one-month low, dropping 0.7% to 0.59245 US dollars.
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Tesla's self-driving rental car will be tested on the roads of Texas in the United States.
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On the 22nd, about 10 autonomous rental cars created by American company Tesla appeared in a specific area in the capital of Texas, Austin, providing travel services to some users invited by the company. The fare is uniformly set at $4.2 per trip. This is the first time that this electric car company, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, has conducted a trial operation of autonomous rental cars for a fee. According to Reuters, Tesla invited some internet celebrities and investors to try the autonomous rental cars. Tesla shareholder and investor Sawyer Merritt shared his riding experience on the social media platform X in the afternoon of the 22nd: he used an app to call an autonomous rental car and rode to a restaurant. (Xinhua News Agency).
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung opened a staff meeting to discuss responding to the Middle East situation.
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American air strikes on Iran escalate tension, while major Japanese bank urgently evacuates employees from the Middle East.
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After the US airstrikes on Iran led to a sudden increase in regional risks, Japanese major banks have become among the first global companies to evacuate employees from Dubai and other financial centers in the Middle East. A spokesperson for Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group said on Monday that the company has started to withdraw employees from Dubai and other locations and has suspended unnecessary travel to and from the region. Following the US strike on Iranian nuclear facilities on Saturday, Japanese companies have taken emergency measures to protect employees and prepare for potential retaliatory actions that could affect their local operations. Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group has urged employees in the region to act with caution and has begun coordinating personnel evacuations. MUFG is considering bringing back employees from Qatar and the UAE to Japan. The financial centers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi in the UAE have attracted many banks and hedge funds due to the zero income tax, convenient timezone for collaboration between East and West, and the lifestyle tailored for the wealthy. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, who are trying to reduce their dependence on oil, have also attracted many financial companies to establish a presence. MS&AD Insurance Group Holdings Inc. has also stated that they are working on temporarily recalling employees from these two cities in the UAE.
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