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0.127%
Gold
3364.89
0.232%
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65.491
-1.695%
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147.462
0.021%
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1.33104
0.375%
GBP/JPY
196.282
0.396%
Real-time News
Kazakhstans state-owned oil company, Neftegaz, said Kazakhstan exported 85,000 tons of oil to Hungary via Croatia for the first time.On August 4, Country Garden (02007.HK) issued an announcement in the evening that the companys contract sales amount in July 2025 was approximately RMB 2.77 billion, and the contract sales area was approximately 320,000 square meters.On August 4, Naga market analyst Frank Walbaum wrote that OPEC+ will increase production by 547,000 barrels per day starting in September, which is roughly in line with market expectations. Walbaum said that while the additional supply may put pressure on prices, OPEC+s wait-and-see stance may limit downside risks as it remains ready to change course if necessary, which has exacerbated some uncertainty. Walbaum said that the weaker-than-expected US job market report also raised concerns about the economy, which is a negative factor for oil. He added that on the other hand, with President Trumps threat of secondary tariffs looming, potential disruptions in Russian crude oil shipments may support the market, which may drive prices higher.The euro fell on August 4 after a major survey showed that eurozone investor confidence plummeted in August due to disappointment over the US-EU trade deal. The Sentix Eurozone Investor Confidence Index fell to -3.7 in August from 4.5 in July. Manfred Hübner, Managing Director of Sentix, said at the survey release: "Investors are not buying into the latest tariff agreement between the EU and the US." The agreement includes 15% tariffs on EU goods. He said that with pressure on export-oriented industries likely to intensify, the eurozones ability to escape the economic downturn is once again being questioned.Ukraines Security Service said its drones attacked a Russian military airfield in Crimea overnight, destroying one warplane and damaging four others.
