The Japanese yen rose nearly 1% against the euro, reaching its highest level since May this year. Additional notes: Such significant exchange rate fluctuations are often linked to changes in monetary policy expectations in Japan or the eurozone, shifts in short-term capital flows, or a global shift in foreign exchange market risk appetite. Going forward, the movement of this exchange rate will continue to be influenced by economic data and central bank policy statements from both major economie

WTI crude oil fell below the $80 mark, with intraday losses expanding to 5.4%. Brent crude oil approached the $85 mark to the downside, dropping nearly 6%. According to Russian media, the US and Iran have reached a consensus on the terms of a ceasefire agreement.

The international benchmark Brent crude oil price has widened its intraday decline to 6%, currently quoted at $85.10 per barrel. Recently, international oil prices have been volatile due to multiple intertwined factors, including expectations for global economic recovery, production policy adjustments by major oil-producing countries, changes in geopolitical situations, and fluctuations in crude oil inventories. The future direction of the crude oil market will continue to depend on the dynamic

Federal Reserve's Collins: Whether interest rates can remain unchanged depends on inflation progress; if no sustained improvement is seen, rate hikes will be considered.

Brent crude oil futures main contract fell by 6.00% intraday, quoted at $86.44 per barrel.