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04/08/2025
The opening decline of WTI crude oil futures has expanded to 1%, standing at $66.65 per barrel.
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Real estate companies are updating overseas debt restructuring terms.
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Market analysis: As market expectations for a Fed interest rate cut rise, the US dollar index falls.
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Trump will announce the new Federal Reserve board members and the director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics in the next few days.
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Grand Technology: Thailand factory has started production and is currently in the process of increasing production capacity.
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The Japanese stock market fell in early trading on Monday following weak US jobs data released on Friday. The Nikkei index dropped 2.1% to 39,949.31 points. Financial stocks led the decline, with Mizuho Financial Group falling 4.8% and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group dropping 4.6% as Japanese government bond yields fell sharply. The yield on the 10-year government bond fell by 8.5 basis points to 1.465%. Shares of Recruit Holdings, the owner of job search websites Indeed and Glassdoor, fell 5.3%. The US dollar fell sharply against the Japanese yen to 147.60 yen from 150.54 yen at the close of the Tokyo stock market on Friday. Investors are closely watching corporate earnings reports and domestic political developments.
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