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Boeing Dreamliner faces new production issues or delays in delivery
The media quoted unnamed sources as reporting that there was a problem with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner (787 Dreamliner), which may further delay delivery of the aircraft. Some sources said that Boeing expects that the newly discovered flaws will take at least three weeks to resolve. This means that its customers may not be able to get a new Dreamliner for much of the traditional busy summer travel season.
Disney heiress criticizes America's rich for tax evasion: morality is a burden for them
Abigail Disney (Abigail Disney) has a lot to criticize about US billionaires, especially when they have inherited a large sum of cash and don't have to pay income taxes. In an interview on Tuesday, Abigail discussed the “long-standing, generational spirit” that exists in America's wealthy families, that is, using the tax system to protect their assets. She said, “The truth is, these people sit on the couch and earn money and don't pay taxes, while ordinary people go out to work every day and work hard only to be able to balance income and expenses. It seems like an inverted structure.” Abigail's statement is a needle
Britain and Australia reach free trade agreement
Dan Tehan, Australia's trade minister, said Britain and Australia had reached a free trade agreement, which will be officially announced later on Tuesday. This is the first trade agreement since Britain left the European Union. Tehan said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison agreed on the agreement during negotiations in London. The agreement is expected to cut tariffs on many goods from both sides, including Scotch Whisky, clothing, cars, and controversial agricultural products, as British farmers worry that cheap imported meat from Australia will suppress local products, while the British government says tariffs will be cut.
The price of gold fell to a near four-week low and the Federal Reserve policy meeting became the focus of attention.
Gold fell to its lowest level in nearly four weeks as dollar and bond yields rebounded before the Fed's key meeting. Yields on 10-year treasury bonds, which hit a three-month low last Thursday, stabilized after rising to 1.49 per cent on Monday, dampening the attractiveness of non-yielding gold. Investors are keeping a close eye on the Fed meeting, which is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, hoping to find a time signal to reduce the size of emergency stimulus measures. Gold prices have fallen from their highest level since January, set earlier this month, along with investors' assessment of inflationary pressures and the Fed's policy path. According to a Bloomberg survey of economists,
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