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10/04/2026
Iceland's unemployment rate in March dropped to 4.8%.
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Nationwide's chief economist Kathy Bostjancic said she expects gasoline prices to start falling after April, but it will take some time to return to their original levels. Even if a lasting agreement to end the war is reached and the Strait of Hormuz is fully reopened for oil, gasoline, diesel, and other commodities, it will take several months for supply to return to pre-war levels. Therefore, prices will also take several months to fall back to pre-conflict levels.
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Analyst: Consumer confidence signals are mixed, indicating that consumer conditions may be very fragile.
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Hainan Haiyao: Net loss of 430 million yuan in 2025.
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"Fed Whisperer" Nick Timiraos: I believe the Federal Reserve's response to the inflationary effects of rising oil prices should to some extent depend on the starting point of the economy. If inflation has recently been at the lower end of the desired range and existing evidence suggests that inflation expectations are also low and firmly anchored, then the urgency of addressing the inflation threat posed by rising oil prices is lower. In this case, monetary policy does not need to tighten, and may even be moderately accommodative after the oil price shock. However, if inflation is already close to the upper limit of the acceptable range and policymakers believe there is a significant risk of further increases in inflation and its expectations, then stronger action in the form of tighter monetary policy is likely necessary. By guiding policy towards stabilizing the public's inflation expectations, the Federal Reserve will make important investments in future economic stability.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange has issued a notice of criticism to Jinhua Corporation Limited and relevant personnel.
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