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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.25%, and the market expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand unexpectedly kept the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.25%, after the market had anticipated a 25 basis point rate hike. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand said it agreed to keep the official cash interest rate unchanged in view of heightened uncertainty. “Today's decision was made by the government in the context of COVID level 4 restrictions imposed across New Zealand,” the New Zealand Federal Reserve said in a statement. “The Commission will continue to assess inflation and employment prospects and consider continuing to reduce the level of monetary stimulus over time.” Before New Zealand imposed an emergency lockdown to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, 20 out of 24 analysts had anticipated that the New Zealand Federal Reserve would set the official cash interest rate
Baidu: Li Yanhong proposed the concept of “car robot” for the first time and released Apollo's “car robot”
At the “Baidu World Congress 2021” held on August 18, Li Yanhong, founder, chairman and CEO of Baidu, proposed the forward-looking concept of “automotive robot” for the first time and announced Baidu Apollo's “automotive robot”. According to reports, Baidu car robots have L5 level autonomous driving capabilities and multi-mode interaction capabilities such as voice and face recognition. They can analyze users' potential needs and actively provide services. The car robot does not have a steering wheel or pedals, and has intelligent configurations such as an oversized curved screen, an intelligent console, reflective glass, and a zero-gravity seat.
Tesla's stock price falls, institutional investors buy buy
Tesla's stock price fell nearly 3% on Tuesday, down nearly 10% from its recent high, but this did not prevent institutional investors from continuing to buy the stock. In a market with sufficient liquidity, the mentality of “buying on dips” persists. This is particularly evident in Tesla stocks. Halfway through the third quarter, this quarter is expected to be the first quarter since the fourth quarter of 2020 where Tesla shares have fully net inflows into institutions. The assets managed by these institutional investors are at least $100 million. So far this quarter, net institutional purchases of Tesla shares have reached $7 billion. At these “dips to buy”
On June 16, the 20 largest stock brokers with US stock turnover are optimistic about Amazon's e-commerce advantages
In the early morning of the 17th Beijing time, US stocks closed down on Wednesday. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, raised inflation expectations for this year and next two years, and hinted that it would raise interest rates twice before 2023. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell acknowledged that inflation may be higher and more enduring than expected. The Dow fell 265.66 points, or 0.77%, to 34033.67 points; the NASDAQ fell 33.17 points, or 0.24%, to 14039.68 points; and the S&P 500 fell 22.89 points, or 0.54%, to 4223.70 points. At 2 p.m. EST on Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it would maintain the benchmark interest rate at 0% -0
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