Market news on Sunday:
Report from the Jackson Hole Central Bank Annual Meeting:
① Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan, did not make any comments that would surprise the market, saying that Japan's low inflation supports the central bank's current monetary policy framework and Domestic demand is still trending healthy.
② Bank of England Deputy Governor Broadbent: Interest rates need to remain high for longer, and overall inflation should decline in the "coming months."
1. Thai Food and Drug Administration: will strictly investigate seafood imported from Japan;
2. Russian Finance Minister: Russian GDP could increase by 2.5% by 2023
3. WHO: The risk of poliovirus transmission remains a “public health emergency of international concern”.
4. Swiss Glacier Monitoring Authority: This year could turn out to be the second worst on record for Switzerland's glaciers.
5. Nikkei News: After the discharge of nuclear wastewater, Japanese abalone prices have decreased by 30%, and scallops prices also tend to weaken.
6. American maritime experts point out that the data provided by Japan is not transparent and comprehensive, and cannot prove the safety of discharging nuclear-contaminated water into the sea.
7. Tanaka Precious Metals Industry's over-the-counter gold price, considered the gold retail index price in Japan, reached 9,968 yen per gram, a new high.
