Japanese and Korean heads of state are not expected to meet at the UN General Assembly
Japan-ROK relations have continued to be tense, and Japanese media reported that the two heads of state are not expected to meet
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Wednesday’s big central bank’s interest rate investors’ performance is cautious
This week (July 29-August 2), the market will usher in a super week, focusing on the interest rate resolutions announced by the
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Former Federal Reserve Chairman Yellen’s interest rate cuts clearly worries about global economic growth and inflation
Yellen, the former chairman of the US Federal Reserve, pointed out that he was worried about global economic growth and low inflation,
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Iran will restart heavy water reactor Pompeo visit denied
The US-Iran relationship is still very tense, and Iran announced that it will restart the heavy water reactor. At the same time, US
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Coates resigns as US National Intelligence Director Trump nominated Ratcliffe
US President Donald Trump announced on Twitter on July 28 that National Intelligence Director Dan Coats will leave on August 15 and
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Signs of trade thawing on the eve of China-US negotiations, continued shipment of US soybeans to China
On the eve of negotiations between China and the US trade negotiators in Shanghai this week, it was reported that millions of
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
At least 3 dead and 12 wounded at the Garlic Food Festival in Northern California
A food festival was held on July 28th in Gilroy, northern California, and a large number of police officers and ambulances were
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Johnson takes over as prime minister, the British Conservative Party’s support rate climbs
The British “Sunday Times” reported on July 28 that opinion polls showed that after Boris Johnson took over as prime minister, the
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump is dissatisfied that China is still “developing” but the WTO cannot be forced to reform.
“The WTO has rotted, and the richest countries in the world can call themselves developing countries to evade WTO rules and earn
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Japan 7-11 will bid farewell to 24-hour business? Insufficient labor force, such as time bombing or blooming everywhere
The Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) received a joint letter in May. The letter was co-signed by 123 Japanese 7-11 convenience store managers. They
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