Wall Street is "waiting quietly" for the usa election, how will the election trade seize the opportunity?
The USA election is approaching, but Wall Street is surprisingly quiet.
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The significant cooling of inflation in the usa, what does it mean for the presidential election?
The retreat of inflation does not mean a decrease in prices. With less than a month left until the usa election, price issues continue to worry voters and become a focal point in the campaign.
Toyota's director general warns: Transitioning to pure electric vehicles will lead to a large number of Japanese people losing their jobs.
①Akio Toyoda stated that if electric vehicles simply become the only option, including for our suppliers, those people's jobs will be lost; ②Akio Toyoda pointed out that the market share of pure electric vehicles will at most reach 30%, with the rest being taken over by hybrid cars, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and rbob gasoline cars.
usa's 'most controversial' election is approaching, investors are starting to prepare for political risks.
①Investors expect the voting results to be questioned in various ways, potentially the most controversial election in US history; ②UBS Group analyst Kurt Reiman suggested that investors should consider popular safe-haven assets such as utility stocks and gold to hedge against potential political risks.
The increase in prices of commodities such as used cars has little impact, and the September CPI data in the USA may further indicate a decline in inflation.
According to a survey of economists, the consumer price index and the core CPI, which excludes food and energy, may rise by 0.1% and 0.2% respectively in September.