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Short Interest in Nihon M&A Center Holdings Inc. (OTCMKTS:NHMAF) Increases By 25.8%
Nihon M&A Center Holdings Inc. (OTCMKTS:NHMAF – Get Rating) was the target of a large growth in short interest in the month of June. As of June 30th, there was short interest totalling 2,055,900
ECB policymaker De Cos says bond buying flexibility should be maintained after the pandemic
ECB Governing Council member Pablo Hernandez de Cos said the ECB should consider retaining some flexibility in the emergency bond purchase plan when transitioning to other asset purchases after the COVID-19 crisis. The Spanish central bank governor said on Tuesday that “the main lesson learned” from the plan is that shifting purchasing preferences to the areas most needed in the economy can significantly improve purchasing effectiveness and efficiency. “It is therefore advisable to keep some elements of flexibility when discussing our future purchasing plans,” he said. 1.85 trillion euro (2.2 trillion US dollars) epidemic prevention debt purchase plan
The Fed keeps its benchmark interest rate unchanged and raises GDP and inflation expectations this year
On Thursday, June 17, Beijing time, the Federal Open Market Committee ((FOMC)) released the latest interest rate resolution, leaving the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0%, which is in line with market expectations. The Fed said it would continue to increase its holdings of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities by at least $80 billion a month until substantial progress is made in the committee's goals of full employment and price stability. The Fed bitmap shows that the Fed will raise interest rates twice by the end of 2023. The Fed expects 2021, 2022 and 2023,
Toyota's share price broke through 10,000 yen for the first time to reach an all-time high.
Toyota shares rose 1.2%, hitting an all-time high of 10010 yen for the first time. The East Stock Exchange Transportation equipment Index rose 0.8%, and the East Stock Exchange Index rose 0.8%. Toyota shares have risen 26% this year.
Demand for masks in the United States drops sharply Honeywell closes two mask factories
Honeywell International has announced that it will close two N95 mask plants that were hastily put into production last year in response to a surge in demand during the outbreak, as fewer people wear masks in the United States as vaccines are rolled out. A Honeywell spokesman said the closure would affect about 470 employees at the Smithfield plant in Rhode Island and 700 at the Phoenix plant. At present, many states in the United States have stopped requiring people to wear masks, and the vaccine has given more people the confidence to give up wearing masks. "We are seeing a sharp decline in demand for N95 masks," the spokesman said. " He said that the company will continue to be in office.
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