Singapore, Singapore-September 22: George Russell of Great Britain leading (63) Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team W15 leads Charles Leclerc de Monaco leading (16) Ferrari SF-24 on the track during the Singapore Grand Prix of Singapore. (Clive Mason / Getty Images photo)
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During the weekend, everyone was a scene – in many ways.
In Tokyo, Sanae Takaichi took pole position in the Japan Grand Prix of Japan, becoming the first woman leader of the Liberal Democratic Party in power and probably the next Prime Minister of the country.
His position as a disciple of “ABENOMICS”, which recommends a mixture of public spending and monetary recovery, could have investors who are already preparing for a touch in the trajectory of the rates of the Bank of Japan.
Meanwhile, OPEC + block hit the gas pedal with a modest increase of 137,000 barrels per day from November. This decision, aimed at recovering the market share, let Brent Futures hover around $ 65 per barrel.
In the United States, Wall Street ended the week with a victory round despite a late trip on Friday in the United States. The hopes of a decrease in the Fed rates later this month are now almost some, even if the government closes is lengthening.
The closure led the Labor Department to stop on practically all activities, blocking the Friday publication of the report on the pay of non-bras.
To add to uncertainty, the director of the National Council of the White House, Kevin Hassett, said that mass layoffs to federal workers will begin if the closure speaks of a stall. Currently, around 750,000 employees of the federal government could be put on leave without pay every day, according to the Congressal Budget Office.
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Friday, the rally in the United States sparkling. The American markets saw a mixed Friday in the United States, but have retained solid weekly gains despite a closure of the government hanging over for a third day. The S&P 500 has closed little, while the NASDAQ composite decreased by 0.28%. The industrial average of Dow Jones exceeded 0.51%. The future has changed little on Sunday evening.
“He will start to be layoffs.” The director of the National Council of the White House, Kevin Hassett, said on Sunday that dismissals for federal employees would begin if President Donald Trump decides that the negotiations of the Congress to end the closure of the government “is not absolutely nowhere”.
Foreigners once again look at China. While China seeks to attract foreign capital to the drop in incoming investments, global investors considering opportunities in the country remain suspicious of more fundamental constraints: Beijing iron grip on capital flows and the lack of political clarity.
Openai can face prosecution. The company launched a short video application Sora this week, and users flooded the clips platform generated by the artificial intelligence of popular brands and animated characters. But that could mean that Optai could soon face a deluge of copyright proceedings, experts at CNBC said.
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In the photo, here is the new store in the shape of a cruise ship of Louis Vuitton in Shanghai, China, June 28, 2025.
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