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02/07/2025
Hainan Huatie: Intends to apply for the public issuance of corporate bonds not exceeding RMB 2 billion for professional investors.
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Brazilian President Lula: We are seeking a more fair and equitable tax system.
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Before President Trump's tariffs on cars in the United States raised prices, consumers rushed to buy cars, driving a surge in U.S. car sales in the spring. However, currently, the momentum of U.S. car sales is now weakening. Ford Motor Company experienced a 14.2% increase in sales in the second quarter, thanks to its "Employee Pricing for Everyone" discount program, although the growth rate slowed down last month. Hyundai Motor Company reported a 10% increase in deliveries in the second quarter, with a 3% increase in June and a 19% surge in April. Toyota Motor Company saw a 7.2% increase in sales from April to June, despite sales remaining flat last month.
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The Governor of the Bank of Japan, Haruhiko Kuroda, emphasized a wait-and-see approach and stated that they will wait for more data before deciding on the next steps in monetary policy. He indicated that there is no rush to raise borrowing costs. Speaking at the ECB Forum in Sintra, Portugal, he said, "We need more inflation data to make judgments." He mentioned that the central bank is monitoring the strength of core inflation, the impact of US tariffs, and food inflation, which is expected to gradually ease. Kuroda also mentioned that he may not be able to achieve the goal of reducing the balance sheet before the end of his term.
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