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Bitget will hold the "Elite Day" at the Royal Society in the UK.

Bitget will hold the "Elite Day" at the Royal Society in the UK on September 10th to discuss the sustainable development of Blockchain and promote the future of digital finance. The event is jointly organized by Bitget and the design studio Saturnia Design, emphasizing the balance between innovation and Compliance.
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Documents show that radioactive wastewater from the UK's nuclear missile base has leaked into the sea.

Jin10 data reported on August 9, official documents show that radioactive wastewater from the UK's nuclear missile base has leaked into the sea due to multiple ruptures in old pipelines. Regulatory agencies found that radioactive materials were discharged into Loch Long, near Glasgow in western Scotland, because the Royal Navy failed to properly maintain the network of 1,500 water pipes within the base. Coulport, located near Loch Long, is one of the UK's most secretive military bases, storing nuclear warheads for the Royal Navy's fleet of four Vanguard submarines stationed nearby.
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The Thai Navy has deployed a task force fleet to support border operations.

Jin10 data reported on July 26 that sources from the Royal Thai Navy have revealed that the First Naval District of Thailand has dispatched four task force vessels to support Operation "Darat Jiedi No. 1." These vessels are currently deployed near Koh Kood, off the coast of Trat Province, and can provide fire support to ground troops within one minute upon receiving orders. The task force consists of fast attack craft and patrol boats, all capable of providing immediate fire support to ground forces. These naval assets are regarded by the Cambodian military as the most deterrent weapon systems in the border area.
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Due to radar interference from Australian warships, communication has been disrupted in some areas of New Zealand.

Jin10 Data, June 7th - According to Australian media reports on June 7th local time, on the 4th of this month, the Royal Australian Navy vessel "Canberra" amphibious helicopter dock landing ship passed along the coast of New Zealand and experienced internet and radio disruptions in some areas of New Zealand due to naval radar interference. After the incident, New Zealand contacted the Australian Defence Force, and the "Canberra" adjusted its radar frequency, after which New Zealand's internet and radio services were restored to normal.
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Bounce Brand has launched a new brand branch, Bounce Auction, focusing on on-chain physical auctions.

The project Masters of Time's luxury watch auction series is launched on the Bounce app, auctioning luxury watches in the form of on-chain lottery every two weeks. Participants can purchase tickets for 5 AUCTION tokens, and a single address can buy multiple tickets. After the auction ends, winners are randomly drawn, and the holder of the watch can receive an NFT as proof of ownership. Winners can collect their watches on-site at the event. The first auction features the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak series automatic on-chain wristwatch.
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US media: Trump will receive a luxury plane as a gift from Qatar

According to Jin10 data on May 11, ABC News reported on Sunday that the Trump administration is likely to accept a luxury Boeing 747-8 large jet from the Qatari royal family, which could be the most expensive gift the U.S. has received from a foreign government. ABC News cited sources familiar with the matter, stating that the gift is expected to be announced next week when Trump visits Qatar as part of his Middle East trip. Sources told the media that this ultra-luxurious Boeing 747-8 will be used as "Air Force One."
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Royal Asset Management Economist in London: The Federal Reserve (FED) interest rate cut expectations have been postponed to the second half of the year.

Gate News bot message, Melanie Baker, a senior economist at Royal Asset Management in London, released a report stating that the Federal Reserve (FED) is expected to implement two interest rate cuts in 2025, but the timing of the cuts will be delayed until the second half of the year, when the economy is expected to show a more pronounced slowdown. Baker stated that the current global and U.S. economic growth outlook has deteriorated, and the risk of recession has increased. However, she still leans towards the assessment of "economic slowdown" rather than "economic recession," because the mutual tariffs have been put on hold, and Trump has shown a positive response to market pressures.
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Economists: The Federal Reserve (FED) will cut interest rates twice this year, with the timing in the second half.

Jin10 data reported on April 29th that Melanie Baker, a senior economist at Royal Asset Management in London, stated in her report that she still expects the Federal Reserve (FED) to cut interest rates twice in 2025, but not before the second half of the year, when the economy is expected to show clearer signs of slowing down. She pointed out that the risk of recession has risen, and the economic growth outlook for both the global economy and the United States has deteriorated. However, she still aligns herself with the "economic slowdown" camp rather than the "economic recession" camp, due to the suspension of counter-tariffs and signs that Trump is responding to market pressures.
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Jiahuang Bank: It is expected that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates twice more this year.

On April 22, Jin10 reported that the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets updated its forecast for the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts. Its analysts indicated that they expect the European Central Bank to implement two more rate cuts, bringing the final deposit interest rate down to 1.75%. The Royal Bank of Canada expects the next two rate cuts of 25 basis points each to occur in June and September. According to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, the expectations in the money market are more aggressive, with market pricing reflecting an anticipated approximately 2.5 rate cuts.
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U.S. Vice President Vance: The U.S. and the U.K. are expected to reach a significant trade protocol.

According to the Gate.io News bot, Jin10 reported that U.S. Vice President Vance recently stated that, based on President Trump's deep affection for the UK and the royal family, the U.S. and the UK are very likely to reach a significant trade agreement. Currently, although the UK was not subjected to the strictest restrictions in Trump's initial tariff announcement, it still needs to pay a 10% tariff on exports to the US, while the steel and automotive industries are subject to a 25% tariff. Both sides have engaged in negotiations for several weeks, starting with artificial intelligence and technology cooperation, and are expected to extend to other areas such as food. Vance stressed that the U.S. government is actively cooperating with British Prime Minister Starmer's government. "The president really loves England, he loves the Queen, he adores and loves the King," he said. This is a very important relationship. As a businessman, he had a number of important business relationships in the UK. Vance talked about the cultural affinity between the United States and Britain, saying that he believed the two sides could reach a great agreement that served the best interests of both countries.
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10:24

Golden 10 finishing: The pre-market warning has been upgraded, and investment banks have intensively lowered their expectations for U.S. stocks in the past week

1. Oppenheimer: Downgraded the year-end target for the S&P 500 from 7100 points to 5950 points. 2. Morgan Stanley: The S&P 500 may fall another 7% to 8%, approaching the 200-week moving average (about 4700 points). 3. Goldman Sachs: While the fundamentals continue to deteriorate, the U.S. stock market may still continue to decline. 4. Royal Bank of Canada: Downgraded the S&P 500 index target price for the end of 2025 from 6200 points to 5550 points. 5. UBS Wealth: Downgraded the year-end target for the S&P 500 index from 6400 points to 5800 points. 6. Evercore ISI: Downgraded the year-end target for the S&P 500 from the previous 6800 points to 5600 points.
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06:47

UK think tank: Russia's defense production leads Europe

Jin10 data, April 5th - The Royal United Services Institute, a British think tank, stated in a report that during the Ukraine war, Russia has been more successful than Europe in strengthening its defense production. The report warns that this is a significant issue - not just for Ukraine. The report states: Russia's ongoing lead in defense production poses a strategic threat to NATO and the credibility of its conventional deterrence. The report attributes Europe's lag to reasons including a lack of consultation, insufficient emphasis on large-scale production, bureaucratic obstacles, and inadequate use of testing infrastructure.
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British think tank: Russia's defense production leads Europe

Jin10 data reported on April 5th that the British think tank Royal United Services Institute pointed out in a report that during the Ukraine war, Russia has been more successful than Europe in strengthening its defense production. The report warns that this is a major issue—not just for Ukraine. The report states: Russia's sustained lead in defense production poses a strategic threat to NATO and the credibility of its conventional deterrence. The report identifies reasons for Europe's lagging performance, including a lack of consultation, insufficient emphasis on large-scale production, bureaucratic obstacles, and inadequate use of testing infrastructure.
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12:03

JPMorgan: After the tariff increase, the U.S. economy seems unlikely to go into recession.

The Royal Bank of Canada Global Asset Management noted that despite the negative impact of tariffs, the U.S. economy has not shown signs of recession. It is expected that the growth rate of the U.S. economy will slow to 1.5%, but it will not enter a recession or experience consecutive declines in GDP. In this situation, the Federal Reserve (FED) will not significantly raise interest rates; the worst-case scenario would be to maintain high interest rates rather than increase them.
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12:10

The Bank of England: Spring Statement Increases Policy Uncertainty Risks

On March 27, Jin10 reported that analysts from the Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets pointed out in a report that the spring fiscal statement released on Wednesday shows that the UK has very little room to achieve its fiscal targets, which increases the risk of continued uncertainty in UK fiscal policy before the autumn budget announcement in October. The bank stated that Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves did not choose to expand the spending space in Wednesday's statement, but merely restored it to the level it was at during the autumn budget, which is £9.9 billion.
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01:24

The British man, who lost £620 million worth of Bitcoin hard drives, lost his appeal and will continue to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights

James Howells, a British man, filed a lawsuit in court for the loss of £620 million in bitcoins, and the British Royal Court of Appeal dismissed his lawsuit. Howells said he would continue to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights and resolutely pursue his rights. The ECJ cannot overturn a UK decision, but if it wins, the UK will have to consider complying with European human rights rules.
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22:57

Institutions: The Fed can pause quantitative tightening and then restart

On March 17, Wall Street strategists will pay close attention to any hints that the Federal Reserve plans to pause or further slow the pace of balance sheet reduction. The minutes of the January meeting showed that policymakers discussed the potential need to pause or slow the pace of balance sheet reduction until lawmakers reached an agreement on the government's debt ceiling. Blake Gwen, head of U.S. rates strategy at Royal Bank of Canada, said: "Since the Fed has talked about it, why not just do it? Because they can pause quantitative tightening and then restart it. ”
15:44

The Bank of England: The Central Bank of England may 'stand still' in March and maintain a gradual pace of interest rate cuts

On March 13, Jinshi Data, analysts at the Royal Bank of Canada, said in a report that the Bank of England is expected to maintain the Inrerest Rate at 4.50% in the decision on March 20. LSEG's data shows that the market expects a 94% likelihood that the Bank of England will maintain the Inrerest Rate in March. Analysts say the Bank of England may maintain a gradual pace of rate cuts in the coming months and cut rates three times in 2025.
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07:57

Bank of Canada: rise concerns caused by tariff uncertainty temporarily offset inflation concerns

Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market analysts pointed out that investors are concerned that the prospect of the US economy and tariff uncertainty may lead to the risk of deflation rather than a higher inflation rate. The uncertainty of tariff implementation may weaken demand in the short term, slow down economic rise, and even trigger Deflation, which may be one of the reasons for the recent poor performance of global stock markets.
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09:32

Bank of Canada: The market is gradually fading the 'American exceptionalism', and the US dollar may further decline.

An analyst at Royal Bank of Canada stated that the US dollar may continue to be under pressure in the short term due to growing concerns about the slowdown in the US economy. It is expected that US economic data will remain weak, leading to a fading of the exceptionalism narrative about the US. However, Trump's tariff policy may strengthen the US dollar in the second quarter. The forecast is for the euro to rise to 1.11 in the first quarter and fall to 1.05 in the second quarter.
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Institutions: The European Central Bank may be very close to the neutral Interest Rate

On March 6th, Jinshi Data reported that Neil Mehta, an analyst at the Royal Bank of Canada's BlueBay Asset Management, stated in a report that a key issue facing investors currently is whether the Interest Rate of the European Central Bank is at or near its terminal Interest Rate or "neutral" Interest Rate level. Mehta stated that the term "restrictive" (referring to the monetary policy stance) is still used in the statement, although the wording has been somewhat softened, indicating that the European Central Bank is very close to the neutral Interest Rate.
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13:44

Bank of Canada: The impact of tariffs on the market is still uncertain

Royal Bank of Canada believes that the market's response to Trump's tariff threats has been muted, and the imposition of tariffs may be delayed for another month. The EU faces a 25% tariff threat, causing a slight decline in the euro and bonds, but the impact is currently limited. The impact of tariff uncertainty on the economy and the market is still unclear, and economic development remains positive.
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Institutions: The Central Bank of Japan approaching the neutral interest rate will push up the yield curve

The asset management department of Royal Bank of Canada's BlueBay believes that the Bank of Japan needs to raise the neutral level to between 1% and 1.5% in the coming year, which will increase the Intrerest Rate level of the entire curve, especially the 10-year section that is currently artificially suppressed by the Central Bank. However, the 30-year curve is approaching fair value, at about 2.5%. In addition, the yields of 10-year and 30-year Japanese government bonds have both risen, pumping 4 basis points and 1 basis point, respectively.
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Coin World News, according to Jinshi's report, analysts at the Royal Bank of Canada's Capital Market said that the Federal Reserve's January meeting is unlikely to change market narratives. Analysts in a report said that the market has fully digested the expectation of a pause in interest rate hikes during the interval between rate decisions, and Federal Reserve officials have not attempted to counter it. However, they said that even if the Fed pauses its rate cuts, it is almost certain to maintain a dovish stance. This is broadly in line with current market pricing, although the Royal Bank of Canada's forecast is that there will be no more rate cuts this year. They said that without the latest projections, any potential market reaction could depend on Fed Chair Powell's press conference.
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Royal Bank of Canada: The Central Bank of Canada is expected to slow down the rate cut today, only lowering interest rates by 25 basis points.

The Central Bank of Canada is expected to cut interest rates by only 25 basis points this time, and the policy interest rate differential will further widen, but the future pace of rate cuts may be gradual, depending on economic data. Canada's GDP and inflation data show mixed results, with the labor market being sufficiently weak, potentially requiring more rate cuts to achieve its goals. It is expected that the Central Bank of Canada will continue to cut interest rates until the overnight Interest Rate drops to 2%. If potential U.S. trade protectionist policies become a reality, Canadian Central Bank policymakers may cut rates faster and further.
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Analyst: Strong service sector inflation may pose a challenge to the European Central Bank's interest rate cuts

Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market analysts pointed out that the European Central Bank previously expected that the service industry inflation in 2025 would slow down to allow for more interest rate cuts. However, the actual strong service industry inflation may challenge this expectation, as the seasonally adjusted service industry inflation data has been strong in the previous months, and if this trend continues, the service industry inflation in the first half of the year may make the European Central Bank's interest rate cut lower than expected.
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23:42

Royal Bank of Canada: Recent rise in oil prices has masked the weak fundamentals

Royal Bank of Canada believes that this year, Brent crude oil prices have covered up the weakness of the oil market's fundamentals, OPEC has maintained its production reduction plan, the macroeconomic background is weakening, the finished oil market is weak, and the problem of oversupply is imminent. It is expected that the average price of Brent crude oil in 2021 will be $65.42 per barrel, lower than the previous forecast of $72.60 per barrel, and the price forecast for 2026 has been lowered to $62.18 per barrel.
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Royal Bank of Canada CEO: (On the potential tariff policy of the Trump administration) The wording is more severe than expected, which is disappointing; we will prepare for different outcomes.
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Bank of China: Global investment banking activities will continue to recover this year

On January 6, Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market said that the background of the start of this year for global investment banks is relatively high volatility, which will support market income. Investment banking activity will continue to recover, especially in the United States, driven by deregulation, analysts wrote in the research note. Looking ahead to 2025, after a good fourth quarter, analysts are predicting that Capital Market's revenue will rise faster than other revenues. Bank of America and Citigroup in the United States, as well as Barclays, Deutsche Bank, UBS and BNP Paribas in Europe, will all benefit from these trends, they added. "The risk is that geopolitical events, elections, and rising inflation will have a negative impact on investment banking activity, but this could have a positive knock-on effect on the deal," they noted. ”
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Asset management institutions: political uncertainty depresses the Canadian dollar, but there may be a turning point after the election

On December 20th, Jinshi Data News, Mark Dowding, Chief Investment Officer of BlueBay, a fund management company owned by the Royal Bank of Canada, said that political uncertainty is expected to put pressure on the Canadian dollar in the short term, but the election results may help the Canadian dollar recover. It is expected that Pierre Poilievre from the Conservative Party of Canada will become the next prime minister. This may lead to a better attitude from the government of U.S. President Trump towards Canada than at present. The institution tends to believe that the Canadian dollar will rebound after the election. However, it is still too early to hold a more optimistic view in the short term.
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Bank of Canada: Euro/USD will decline in early 2025, but will not fall below parity.

On December 18, Jin Shi Data News, analysts from the Royal Bank of Canada's Capital Market stated in a report that due to the threat of US tariffs, the euro against the US dollar may fall in early 2025, but it is unlikely to fall below parity. It is expected that the euro against the US dollar will fall to 1.02 in the first half of 2025 and then rebound to 1.05 by the end of 2025. The possibility of falling below parity cannot be ruled out, but it will not continue. Trump's policy proposals will trigger inflation, but he may be cautious about excessive compression of disposable income. It is expected that the European Central Bank will not cut interest rates significantly as currently expected by the market, thereby further limiting the fall of the euro.
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Bank of Canada: Canadian Dollar to Pound Sterling may rebound in 2025

On December 18th, Jinshi Data reported that analysts from Royal Bank of Canada's Capital Market stated in a report that the Canadian dollar may rebound against the British pound next year. The Canadian Central Bank started cutting interest rates earlier than other central banks, which should boost Canada's economy. After the 2025 general election, Canada's fiscal policy may also become more favorable for business development. US President-elect Trump threatened to impose tariffs on Canada, but the supply chain between the US and Canada is closely integrated, and any tariffs will be aimed at avoiding impact on the US economy. However, considering the position of the British pound and the possibility of its overvaluation if the UK's economic prospects worsen, the resistance to a fall in the pound is minimal. It is expected that by the fourth quarter of 2025, the GBP/CAD will fall from the current 1.8183 to 1.73.
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Royal Bank of Canada: The latest dot plot from the Federal Reserve suggests only two rate cuts in 2025

The Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market (RBC Capital Markets) said Fed officials may have hinted at only two rate cuts next year when they updated their quarterly dot plot projections this week, compared with four rate cuts expected in September. The Fed's median September dot plot estimate implies a 100-basis point rate cut in 2024 and another 100-point cut in 2025. "Fed officials' speeches since the November meeting have pretty much locked in 25 basis points of rate cuts," said RBC's Blake Gwinn and Izaac
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22:44

Canada sets up border aerial intelligence working group to address Trump's concerns

On December 18th, Jinshi Data News, Canada is deploying a so-called 'air intelligence workgroup'. This is part of the country's $1.3 billion (approximately $908 million) new plan in response to Trump's concerns about immigration and fentanyl flowing across the northern border of the United States. The special task force consists of helicopters, drones, and mobile surveillance towers, and will be commanded by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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14:03

A 24-year-old woman and her accomplice kidnapped a member of the Saudi royal family and forced him to transfer 40,000 US dollars in BTC

BlockBeats News, On December 16, Decrypt reported that Catherine Colivas, a 24-year-old woman, kidnapped a member of the Saudi Arabian royal family with the help of three accomplices and threatened to cut off his fingers, forcing him to pay $40,000 in BTC. Although the prisoner pleaded guilty, she was not imprisoned. Catherine Colivas faces up to 25 years in prison at a hearing in Victoria, Australia. She pleaded guilty to kidnapping, extortion, reckless wounding, theft, and gun possession. However, she was only granted a community corrections order – the equivalent of community service in Australia. Colivas and the Saudi royal family member went for drinks and dinner after being paired on a dating app. The royal then sent Colivas home. When a member of the royal family accompanies you
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Dutch Ministry of Defense: All F-16 fighter jets have been transferred to Romania

On December 13th, Jin10 News reported that on December 12th local time, the Dutch Ministry of Defense announced that the Royal Netherlands Air Force has completed the upgrade from F-16 fighter jets to the more advanced F-35 fighter jets. In order to make full use of the retired F-16 fighter jets, the Dutch government has signed an intention protocol to transfer these fighter jets to Romania. This move will enable Romania to train a new generation of pilots, including Ukrainian pilots.
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Bank of Canada: Market expectations for a rate cut by the European Central Bank may be too aggressive

On December 12, 金十数据 reported that strategists at Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market said in a report that the currency market's expectations of future interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank (ECB) are too aggressive. It is expected that the ECB will not cut interest rates by more than 25 basis points at any future meeting, and the final interest rate will be higher than the current market pricing. Data shows that the current pricing of terminal deposit interest rates in the currency market is around 1.75%. However, Royal Bank of Canada expects that once the deposit interest rate of the ECB reaches 2.25%, the rate cuts will end. The deposit interest rate is expected to reach 2.25% in April next year. As for tonight's meeting, strategists at Royal Bank of Canada expect the ECB to cut interest rates by 25 basis points.
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Canadian Intrerest Rate Preview: Expected to cut interest rates by 50 basis points, with further cuts in the future

Royal Bank of Canada expects the Canadian Central Bank to cut interest rates by another 50 basis points on top of the 50 basis points cut in October, bringing the total rate cut to 125 basis points since June. The Canadian economy has not collapsed, but the interest rate has remained above the inflation rate of 2%. The Canadian Central Bank will need to further reduce interest rates in the next year, and the interest rate is expected to eventually fall below the estimated neutral range of 2% for mid-2025.
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07:01

US November CPI Preview: Slower Decline in Energy Prices to Push Up Inflation

On December 11, Jinshi Data reported that the Royal Bank of Canada expects the overall CPI annual rate in the United States in November to rise slightly from 2.6% in October to 2.7%. Energy prices may continue to decline on a year-on-year basis, but at a slower pace, pushing up overall inflation. The rate of increase in food prices may once again slightly decline. Excluding volatile factors such as food and energy, the core CPI annual rate is expected to remain stable at 3.3% for the third consecutive month.
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Bank of Canada: UK inflation expectations rise UK Central Bank may maintain a gradual pace of interest rate cuts

The Royal Bank of Canada Capital Market analysts said in a report on November 20th that due to the expected modest rise in the UK inflation rate in the coming months, the UK Central Bank may maintain a gradual pace of interest rate cuts. The Royal Bank of Canada said that the UK Central Bank has indicated that it will gradually lower interest rates, and Wednesday's rise in inflation data is unlikely to change this approach. Analysts said, "Due to the imposition of VAT on private school tuition fees and the increase in the maximum single bus ticket price in the UK, it is expected that the consumer price index for services in January next year will rise again."
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