- 规格:
- 15cm*20cm
- 规格:
- 20cm*30cm
- 规格:
- 30cm*40cm
This growth was mainly driven by strong demand for transportation equipment, with orders increasing by .%, of which orders for civil passenger aircraft and parts increased by .%. This shows that the US manufacturing industry will continue to grow steadily in the second half of the year. Analysts at Wells Fargo said that this year's decline in commodity prices, the global economic slowdown, and the strengthening of the U.S. dollar have all dealt a big blow to the U.S. manufacturing industry. However, the monthly durable goods order data was good, and the previously announced manufacturing output increased significantly. , the manufacturing industry has also grown strongly for five consecutive months, indicating that the U.S. manufacturing industry already has a solid foundation and that the global economic outlook will not worsen. Senior economists said that the above data are consistent with the level of labor market and economic growth that the Federal Reserve hopes to see. Consistently, if more data like this is released in the future, it will suggest that interest rates may be raised, most likely in March. U.S. monthly services sector initial value expected to end the month. According to analysts, this data indicates that growth will weaken in the third quarter. With job creation falling and price pressures dimming, the data reinforced expectations that the Fed will be in no rush to tighten policy again. The uncertainty of the U.S. election will also affect business activities. Therefore, the U.S. economy may accelerate growth after the election, and monthly interest rate hikes are still considered.
Two officials from the Federal Reserve once again showed hawkish remarks, and the euro closed slightly higher
The euro fluctuated and closed slightly higher against the US dollar. Market concerns about Portugal's financial industry eased to support the euro. The market was cautious before the Fed's Yellen speech. On the data front, the German business climate index performed poorly on Thursday. Market concerns about the health of Portugal's financial sector have eased. Portugal's previously troubled state-owned banks reached a recapitalization agreement on March 1, easing market concerns about the health of Portugal's financial industry. The European Commission and Portugal have reached an agreement in principle on the market-based recapitalization of state-owned banks, agreeing to inject up to 100 million euros (100 million U.S. dollars) of state-owned funds, in addition to debt and equity arrangements of similar size. The news significantly eased investors' concerns about Portugal's banking industry. Ratings agencies said last week that pressure on Portugal's sovereign debt was rising.