9.22 International News

The Republican appropriations bill passed by the United States House of Representatives was not passed in the Senate; To avoid a government shutdown, Democratic leaders in the US Congress have requested a meeting with Trump as soon as possible.
Federal Reserve Governor Milan: believes that interest rate cuts will continue in the coming months and will strive to persuade other policymakers to cut rates faster; Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari: It is appropriate to cut interest rates twice this year.
The Chief Justice of the United States has requested that Federal Reserve Governor Cook respond to Trump before September 25th.
US senators seek to increase pressure on Russia by sanctioning the 'Shadow Fleet'.
The European Commission has passed the 19th sanction plan against Russia, lowering the upper limit of crude oil prices to $47.6 per barrel and proposing to ban the import of Russian liquefied natural gas on January 1, 2027, one year earlier than originally planned.
US media: Trump will meet with Arab leaders on Tuesday to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza.
Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gevel demands the immediate establishment of sovereignty in the West Bank.
Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other countries have announced their recognition of the State of Palestine.
Iran will hold negotiations with the UK, France, and Germany in New York from the 22nd to the 23rd.
European Central Bank President Lagarde: The European Central Bank has achieved its inflation target, but uncertainty still exists; Management Committee Scicluna: The current interest rate level is appropriate, and the central bank has the ability to cope with downside risks; Steward Stournaras: The current interest rates are in a good equilibrium state and there is no need for further easing.
The Bank of Japan maintains interest rates unchanged, and two members propose a 25 basis point rate hike; Launch ETF sale plan, reducing holdings by 330 billion yen annually.
Japanese Liberal Democratic Party presidential candidate Koizumi Shinjiro announced a policy proposal to strive for an increase in wage levels.
After the public rupture in June, it was revealed that Trump and Musk had a brief exchange and shook hands at an event.
Trump's imposition of a $100000 fee on H-1B visas has caused panic among American businesses, and the White House has urgently clarified that it does not apply to existing holders.
Musk responds to XAI's report of raising $10 billion at a valuation of $200 billion: This is fake news; XAI will certainly raise funds in the coming months, but not now.
Tesla has been granted permission to test Robotaxi in Arizona.
OpenAI and Lite On Precision have reached an agreement to jointly produce future OpenAI devices.
Citigroup: It is expected that the gold bull market will continue in the short term and will raise its three-month target price to $3800 per ounce (previously $3600 per ounce).
According to CNBC, Berkshire Hathaway has liquidated its stake in BYD.
Senior official of the Indian Ministry of Defense: India plans to establish a strategic reserve mechanism for key minerals.
Congo (Kinshasa) lifted its cobalt export ban in mid October and implemented an annual quota system.