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04/08/2025
Kuwait's Minister of Oil: The OPEC+ meeting reflects the continued coordination among participating countries to ensure the stability of the oil market.
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Expert: It is expected that before and after the end of the third quarter, the central bank may implement another round of reserve requirement ratio cuts and interest rate cuts.
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On August 3rd, local time, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers announced that workers at Boeing's fighter jet assembly plant in the St. Louis area had voted to reject the company's latest labor contract proposal. According to the union resolution, around 3,200 workers will begin strike action starting at midnight on August 4th local time. It is reported that Boeing had previously offered a final proposal including pay raises and more vacation time, but the proposal was rejected by the union vote. The union members are primarily responsible for manufacturing Boeing's fighter jets, missiles, and ammunition, as well as producing components for Boeing's commercial aircraft models. (CCTV News)
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Boeing company about 3,200 workers will go on strike.
37 m ago
Morgan Stanley: Tariffs in the coming months will cause U.S. prices to rise by about 1 percentage point.
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The import data for the United States in May shows that the actual tariff rate is 8.3%, which is significantly lower than the Morgan Stanley benchmark forecast of 10% to 15%, but it is expected to trend towards the forecasted levels in June and July. The main reasons for the actual tariff rate being lower than expected are transportation delays, higher-than-expected imports from Mexico and Canada under the USMCA agreement, and a significant decrease in imports from emerging markets. As June and July data may show an increase in effective tariff rates, the transmission effect on US inflation will become more apparent. Historically, the actual impact of tariffs on consumer prices typically appears 3 to 5 months after implementation, while the ripple effect on economic growth usually emerges 3 months later. Morgan Stanley expects that tariffs in the coming months may lead to a 1% increase in prices, which will gradually dissipate as demand weakens.
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