Harris accepted CNN's invitation for the second debate and called on Trump to "fight again."
①Harris posted on social media platform, saying:"I am glad to accept the second presidential debate on October 23rd, and I hope Trump can join." ②Currently, Trump's campaign team has not responded to Harris's invitation.
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The Bank of Japan remains unchanged, providing assistance to the booming global stock market.
The Bank of Japan remains unchanged, indicating that it will not rush to continue tightening monetary policy after the unexpected rate hike in July.