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· 2026-10-02T21:51:31.068892+00:00经济学家警告称,如果美国总统特朗普停止美国的柴油出口,英国的通胀率可能会接近5%。 长期禁令将导致柴油价格突破每升3英镑,并将英国通胀率推高多达1个百分点。这是另一次重大的供给侧冲击,只会进一步增强英国央行加息的依据。 美国柴油禁令可能使英国通胀率增加0.5个百分点,且价格飙升带来的间接影响将迅速沿供应链传导至消费者端。
· 2026-10-02T20:47:18+00:00US September Employment Data: Bad News Is Actually Good News, But for Different Reasons. 1. Nonfarm payrolls increased by 29,000, higher than the expected ~90,000; the unemployment rate is 4.2%, higher than the expected 4.1%. But the labor force participation rate hit a
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AI visual note: An infographic titled 'US September Jobs: Bad News = Good News' in Chinese, explaining how weaker-than-expected employment data led to market gains by raising expectations for Fed rate cuts rather than signaling recession.
· 2026-10-02T20:04:43+00:00AI Boom이 30년에 끝날지 모르지만 최단기간에 최대 금액이네. - 철도 1880–1890, 11년: 연 $7.4B - 전기화 1922–1929, 8년: 연 $11.5B - 인터넷/통신 1996–2003, 8년: 연 $200B - AI 데이터센터 2025–2030, 6년(?): 연 $467B
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AI visual note: A Forbes infographic titled "The Boom to End All Booms?" compares total capital deployment across four major investment cycles: Railroads ($81B in 1880-1890), Electrification ($92B in 1922-1929), Internet/Telecom ($1.6T in 1996-2003), and AI Data Centers ($2.8T projected for 2025-2030). The accompanying post translates these into annual investment figures, noting that AI data centers, if completed within 6 years, would require roughly $467B per year—far exceeding the $200B/year pace of the dot-com era and dwarfing earlier booms.
· 2026-10-02T21:04:00+00:00《房价跌停?》 我讲句大实话: 房价跌了一半,你就敢认定到底了? 如果南京二手房“五年从3.45万跌到1.5万”这组数字属实,那已经跌掉了一半多。 但我依然偏悲观:跌得够狠,不代表接下来就该涨。 最怕的是,你觉得自己终于捡到便宜了,卖家却还在继续降价。
· 2026-10-02T21:52:26+00:00Ukrainian strikes have severely disrupted Russia’s main grain export routes, with alternative ports struggling to replace Black Sea shipments, Bloomberg reports. The Azov-Black Sea basin handled 46.3 million tonnes of grain last season, roughly 80% of Russia’s grain exports.
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· 2026-10-02T21:54:49+00:00Russia expects to collect 471.7 billion rubles, approximately $5.67 billion, in “voluntary contributions” from businesses this year, The Moscow Times reports. The payments come amid a wave of state seizures affecting hundreds of companies reportedly worth more than 7 trillion
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