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The market's reaction to Powell's speech suggests that excessive concerns about downsizing have reversed
Reactions to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell Jackson Hole's speech suggest that the market's excessive concerns about code reduction have reversed. Powell suggested that the Federal Reserve may cut debt purchases starting this year, but it will not rush to raise interest rates. The market's reaction to this is typical: inflation prices have risen moderately, and real interest rates have fallen. Whether the Federal Reserve starts cutting in November or December, the impact on interest rates won't be much different. What the market is really concerned about is whether traders still believe that the inflationary pressure repeated by the Federal Reserve is only temporary. Powell strongly emphasized that the factors causing the recent surge in inflation were only a limited range of commodities and
Suez Canal Authority: the captain of the cargo ship "Changzhi" is responsible for the grounding accident.
Egypt's Suez Canal Authority on the 30th announced the results of the investigation into the grounding accident of the cargo ship "Changzhi" in March this year, confirming that the captain of the cargo ship was responsible for the grounding accident. Suez Canal Authority held a press conference at its headquarters in the northeastern Egyptian city of Ismail on the same day. Said Shu Aisha, head of the investigation team of the Canal Administration, said that by analyzing the navigation data of the cargo ship involved, the investigation team determined that the captain's erroneous instructions were the main reason for the cargo ship's stranding, and the navigator sent by the Canal Administration did not bear the responsibility, because the navigator's proposal was "not mandatory."
Apple Inc's great success on CarPlay paves the way for his car ambitions.
Apple Inc launched CarPlay in 2014 as a way to integrate iPhone with car dashboards. Apple Inc said last year that more than 80 per cent of new car sales in the US supported it. Apple Inc's success on CarPlay explains the auto industry's interest in rumors that Apple Inc plans to build his own car. In the early 2010s, automakers and their suppliers were excited about building complex applications for car dashboards that went beyond CD players and tiny LED screens. Cooperate with Microsoft Corp and other companies, automobile
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