Bernanke, former chairman of the Federal Reserve and Nobel laureate in economics, said in a webinar organized by Fidelity Investments on July 20 that the Fed will raise interest rates by 25 basis points at the next meeting. “By early next year, we’re going to be down to 3% or above inflation, and then I … Read more
According to the Associated Press citing Pfizer news, on the 19th local time, a tornado caused serious damage to a Pfizer pharmaceutical factory in North Carolina, USA. Experts worry that the shortage of drug supplies across the United States may worsen. According to reports, on the 19th, a tornado made landfall near Rocky Mountain, North … Read more
According to Kyodo News, at a press conference on July 20, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroichi pointed out that he was “concerned about the impact on global food supply” regarding Russia’s principle that ships are not allowed to enter the ports of Ukraine, a grain exporter, via the Black Sea. On the other hand, … Read more
On the 18th local time, Stéphane Dujarric (Stéphane Dujarric), spokesman for the United Nations Secretary-General, said that after Russia withdrew from a deal that allowed Ukrainian grain to be safely exported to the Black Sea, there were “some ideas being proposed” to help Ukraine and Russia. Grains and fertilizers enter global markets. Dujarric said that … Read more
The World Health Organization reported on the 17th that some cats in Poland were infected with the bird flu virus and died. According to the information provided by the World Health Organization, relevant agencies in Poland reported to the World Health Organization on June 27 that cats in the country had died abnormally. As of … Read more
United Nations Secretary-General Guterres warned on July 17 that the world has been “severely off track” to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, and he called on countries to “make a difference in 2023” and step up action now. Guterres said at the opening of the ministerial meeting of the United Nations High-Level Political Forum … Read more
United Nations News, July 17, as the H5N1 avian influenza virus spreads among mammals, the virus has recently caused outbreaks and deaths in cats in Poland. The WHO expressed concern about this on the 17th and called on the world to strengthen surveillance, cooperation and response to jointly protect human and animal health. On June … Read more
On July 16, Chen Maobo, the Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, published an essay on the website of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, saying, “Today is the day when the second phase of consumer coupons is issued. Coupons are used to increase consumption.” Chen Maobo said that about … Read more
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit many countries in the Middle East from July 16 to July 19, during which discussions will be held on energy markets, mining, new energy technologies and other fields. In the early hours of Saturday, Beijing time, the Nikkei News reported that,On the first stop of Fumio Kishida’s trip … Read more
The cooperation between the EU and Japan is going beyond the economic and trade level. After attending the NATO Vilnius summit, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida flew to Brussels to meet with EU leaders. On Thursday local time, Kishida Fumio met with European Commission President Von der Leyen and European Council President Michel. Although the … Read more