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PLUG: recharged on the retest, or another fork with no voltage?
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Newscrypto·2026/04/25 12:12
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Futures Hotspot TrackingManufacturing performance provides strong support, Waller's balanced statement briefly calms the market, LME aluminum rises slightly—how far can the valuation recovery of industrial metals go?
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Nomura: Japan PM's Economic Blueprint Could Affect Timing of Rate HikeBlockBeats News, July 2nd – Nomura Research Institute economist Takahide Kiuchi stated that if Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan uses his "basic policy" economic blueprint (expected to be approved by the Cabinet this month) to prevent further interest rate hikes, this may delay the Bank of Japan's next move.
He said, "Even if the government opposes, the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates when it deems necessary, but may partly respect the government's wishes on the timing of rate hikes." He also added, "Government pressure against the Bank of Japan's rate hike may further weaken the yen exchange rate and lead to a decline in bond prices, undermining the stability of the country's economy and financial markets." (FXStreet)
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According to Nikkei Asia, in May, the market share of Chinese passenger vehicles in the European automotive market surpassed that of Japan for the first time.In 31 major European countries, five companies—BYD, SAIC Motor, Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, Chery Automobile, and emerging enterprise Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology—achieved a year-on-year increase of 65%, reaching 138,410 vehicles. On the other hand, the six Japanese companies—Toyota, Nissan, Suzuki, Mazda, Honda, and Mitsubishi Motors—saw a combined decrease of 3%, falling to 130,424 vehicles. The sales volume of Chinese companies was 6% higher than that of Japanese companies.