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Living Cell Technologies Enters Pig Tissue Services Deal for NTCELL Clinical Trial
03:06 AM EST, 01/24/2022 (MT Newswires) -- Living Cell Technologies (ASX:LCT) entered a services agreement with New Zealand biotechnology company NZeno. Under the agreement, NZeno will breed and main
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Boeing: China Airlines is expected to buy 8,700 new aircraft by 2040
Boeing expects that with the surge in demand for air travel, Chinese airlines will need 8,700 new aircraft by 2040, with a total value of 1.47 trillion US dollars, double the size of the country's commercial fleet. According to Boeing's commercial market outlook report, China's demand for wide-body aircraft may account for 20% of global deliveries. Boeing said that by 2040, China's civil aviation industry will also need more than 400,000 new employees, including pilots, crew members and technicians. “The rapid recovery in China's domestic passenger traffic during the pandemic shows the potential strength and resilience of the market,” Boeing Commercial Aircraft China Marketing Director
Us Oil has dropped the 69 mark under pressure, and this week OPEC+ is expected to decide to continue the policy of reducing production.
Original title: us Oil turned down pressure 69, this week OPEC+ is expected to decide to extend the production reduction policy Source: Huitong net Monday (August 30) in European trading, US crude oil futures prices fell from a three-week high of US $69.64 recorded in Asia. Although the extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico caused damage in the short term and the dollar weakened, but in the case of increasing cases of novel coronavirus infection. Renewed concerns about fuel demand continue to depress oil prices. As of press time, the futures price of US crude oil was at 68.43 US dollars per barrel, down 0.45%, while the futures price of Brent crude was at 71.71 US dollars.
Vice chairman of the Federal Reserve: agrees with Powell's view of reducing the size later this year
Richard Clarida, vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, said on Friday that he preferred to start scaling back the central bank's monthly bond purchases later this year. Mr Clarida said: "We did test to slow down purchases in December and we want to see significant further progress towards our goal, and I agree with Powell. I think we do meet this standard in terms of inflation. " "We have made progress in the labour market. In July, we don't think significant progress has been made, but employment growth has averaged 800000 a month in the past three months.
Take a look at the Fed's balance sheet; it's almost double what it was at the end of 2019...
Original title: Let's take a look at the Fed's balance sheet, almost double what it was at the end of 2019... Source: FX168 Right now, the Fed's balance sheet is rapidly expanding. As early interest rate hikes are torn apart, the market is paying attention to the timing and scale of the reduction. The Federal Reserve acknowledged inflationary pressure last month, but believed it was a temporary factor due to the reopening of the economy. However, the central bank raised the possibility of raising short-term interest rates by the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023. So now is a good time to watch the Federal Reserve's substantially expanded balance sheet. Significant increase: new in early 2020
Second quarter financing of Silicon Valley companies soared 93% year-on-year, exceeding $20 billion for two consecutive quarters
Can Silicon Valley maintain its position as the center of America's tech industry after the COVID-19 pandemic? There seems to be an answer to this question that has been debated by the American tech community for months. According to the latest data from CB Insights, the total financing of enterprises in the San Francisco Bay Area reached 23.7 billion US dollars in the second quarter, an increase of 93% over the previous year, and exceeded 20 billion US dollars for two consecutive quarters. Although it's down from $25.2 billion in the first quarter, this figure is still more than double that of any other city in the US. In comparison, New York, which ranked second, had total corporate total of 11.2 billion US dollars in the second quarter, and Boston in third place, with total financing in the second quarter
The fourth largest car company in the world plans to invest 30 billion euros to develop electric vehicles
Stellantis, formed by the merger of Peugeot Citroen and Fiat Chrysler, announced on Thursday that it plans to invest more than 30 billion euros to develop electric vehicles and related software by 2025. The company said it will launch a series of cars that can travel 500 miles (about 800 kilometers) on a single charge, and it also plans to build five battery plants in Europe and the US by 2030. The company said it hopes that by 2030, the share of low-emission vehicles sold in Europe and the US will reach 70% and 40%, respectively.
At the end of the day, US stocks fell slightly and technology stocks led the decline.
In the early morning of the 4th Beijing time, US stocks fell slightly late Thursday, with technology stocks leading the way. The market is assessing the tense international geopolitical situation with US job market data and is awaiting tomorrow's non-farm payrolls report. The Dow fell 25.41 points, or 0.07%, to 34574.97; the Nasdaq fell 128.73 points, or 0.94%, to 13627.60; and the S & P 500 fell 14.08 points, or 0.33%, to 4194.04. In view of the threat of sanctions from the United States, Russia's finance minister announced on Wednesday that the country is prepared to pay in its national wealth fund (NWF).
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