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  1. 5 HR AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】14Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street stocks give up early gains after US jobs data revised lower ▸ Dol­lar moves higher but US gov­ern­ment bonds sold by investors ▸ Paris stocks make mod­est gains as gov­ern­ment col­lapse priced in Wall Street stocks gave up early gains yes­ter­day after revised data sug­ges­ted that the world’s biggest eco­nomy was in a weaker pos­i­tion than investors had thought. After rising at the open, the blue-chip S&P 500 index was 0.1 per cent lower by early after­noon in New York, as was the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite index. Revised fig­ures from the Bur­eau of Labor Stat­ist­ics showed that the US added 911,000 fewer jobs than pre­vi­ously stated in the year to March. “These revi­sions sug­gest that jobs momentum is being lost from an even weaker pos­i­tion than ori­gin­ally thought,” said James Knight­ley, chief inter­na­tional eco­nom­ist at ING. He added that “the poor num­bers seen in 2025 are prob­ably over­stat­ing the health of the employ­ment mar­ket”.

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  2. 15 HR AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】13Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语_缩混

    The US has informed coun­tries in Europe that it is step­ping back from joint efforts to com­bat dis­in­form­a­tion from coun­tries such as Rus­sia, China and Iran, accord­ing to three European offi­cials famil­iar with the mat­ter. European coun­tries received a notice from the state depart­ment last week that the US was ter­min­at­ing memor­anda of under­stand­ing signed under Joe Biden’s admin­is­tra­tion, which sought to forge a uni­fied approach to identi­fy­ing and expos­ing mali­cious inform­a­tion spread by for­eign gov­ern­ments seek­ing to sow chaos. The move comes as Don­ald Trump’s admin­is­tra­tion has dis­mantled agen­cies across gov­ern­ment that sought to pro­tect the integ­rity of US elec­tions and to com­bat for­eign malign influ­ence at home and abroad. The memor­anda were part of an ini­ti­at­ive led by the Global Engage­ment Cen­ter, a state depart­ment agency that tackled dis­in­form­a­tion spread over­seas by US adversar­ies and ter­ror groups. James Rubin, who served as head of the centre until Decem­ber, described the decision as a “uni­lat­eral act of dis­arm­a­ment” in the inform­a­tion war with Rus­sia and China. “Inform­a­tion war­fare is a real­ity of our time and arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence is only going to mul­tiply the risks from that,” Rubin said.

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  3. 3 DAYS AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】11Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语_缩混

    ▸ US stocks climb as investors turn focus to pos­sible Fed rate cut ▸ Europe-wide Stoxx 600 index and Asian bourses gain ground ▸ Green­back slides against bas­ket of other major cur­ren­cies US stocks rose yes­ter­day as investor focus shif­ted to the pos­sib­il­ity of Fed­eral Reserve interest rate cuts, fol­low­ing dis­ap­point­ing eco­nomic data at the end of last week. Weaker than expec­ted non-farm payrolls data fuelled investor fears about a sus­tained growth slow­down in the US, send­ing stocks lower and bond prices higher on Fri­day. But equity indices regained ground yes­ter­day, with the blue-chip S&P 500 index up 0.3 per cent by early after­noon in New York and the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite adding 0.7 per cent. Fol­low­ing Fri­day's data, traders moved to fully price in a quarter-point interest rate cut by the Fed this month and some even star­ted spec­u­lat­ing on a bumper half-per­cent­age point cut. “We think the August labour mar­ket data has opened the door to a ‘catch-up' 50 basis point rate cut at the Septem­ber FOMC meet­ing,” said John Davis, US rates strategist at Stand­ard Chartered.

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  4. 4 DAYS AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】10Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Tesla’s board has pro­posed a new pay pack­age for chief exec­ut­ive Elon Musk worth $1tn over the next dec­ade if he is hits a series of for­mid­able tar­gets. Musk will receive no salary or bonus under the plan unveiled yes­ter­day, but would col­lect shares in instal­ments unlocked by increases in Tesla’s mar­ket value, along­side mile­stones includ­ing a huge increase in earn­ings and selling mil­lions of cars, robo­taxis and arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence-powered robots. “Retain­ing and incentiv­ising Elon is fun­da­mental to Tesla . . . becom­ing the most valu­able com­pany in his­tory,” chair Robyn Den­holm wrote to investors, adding it would “drive peak per­form­ance from our vis­ion­ary leader”. The board stressed that Musk’s incent­ives were aligned with investors’ interests and he will receive noth­ing if Tesla’s growth stalls. But the scale of the pack­age is likely to revive a fierce debate over the earn­ings of the world’s richest man.

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  5. 5 DAYS AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】9Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street slides on fears of a sus­tained eco­nomic slow­down ▸ Dol­lar retreats while Treas­ur­ies rally as investors bet on faster US rate cuts ▸ Paris stocks weaker ahead of cru­cial French gov­ern­ment con­fid­ence vote Wall Street stocks slid yes­ter­day after US employ­ment data indic­ated that the world's biggest eco­nomy was slow­ing down. The closely watched fig­ure for non­farm payrolls showed that just 22,000 jobs were added in August, far fewer than the 75,000 that ana­lysts had expec­ted. The blue-chip S&P 500 index ini­tially jumped to a record high as traders piled on bets of faster interest rate cuts. But the US bench­mark soon reversed course on fears of a sus­tained eco­nomic slow­down and was 0.5 per cent lower on the day by early after­noon in New York. The tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite was down 0.2 per cent after also briefly hit­ting a new record. The weak data revived investors' fears of stag­fla­tion emer­ging in the US.

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  6. 6 DAYS AGO

    【每日晨读金融时报】8Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语_缩混

    Busi­nesses cut jobs at the quick­est rate for four years this sum­mer and repor­ted the worst employ­ment out­look since the pan­demic, point­ing to the impact of chan­cel­lor Rachel Reeves’ decision to raise payroll taxes. Com­pan­ies reduced employ­ment by an annual rate of 0.5 per cent in the three months to August, the worst fig­ure since 2021, accord­ing to a Bank of Eng­land sur­vey of chief fin­an­cial officers pub­lished yes­ter­day. Last month, busi­nesses also told the cent­ral bank they expec­ted to cut employ­ment by 0.5 per cent in the year ahead. This is the worst read­ing since Octo­ber 2020, when the eco­nomy was start­ing to recover from Covid-19 and some restric­tions were still in place. Busi­nesses have blamed tax increases in Reeves’ first Budget last Octo­ber for the pull­back in hir­ing, which has been repor­ted in a string of other sur­veys. A £25bn increase in national insur­ance con­tri­bu­tions, announced in the fiscal event, took effect in April along with a rise in the min­imum wage.

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  7. 6 OCT

    【每日晨读金融时报】7Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语_缩混

    ▸ Core gov­ern­ment bonds extend gains after soft US labour mar­ket data ▸ Dol­lar advances, climb­ing against both the euro and ster­ling ▸ Wall Street edges higher as investors lean into their bets on Fed rate cuts Core gov­ern­ment bonds made fur­ther gains glob­ally yes­ter­day after the latest sign of weak­ness in the Amer­ican labour mar­ket gave traders renewed hope of an interest rate cut by the US Fed­eral Reserve later this month. Data on US private payrolls came in weaker than ana­lysts had expec­ted while job­less claims were higher than fore­cast. Yields on bench­mark 10-year US Treas­ur­ies fell 3 basis points to 4.18 per cent. The two-year Treas­ury yield, which tends to move with interest rate expect­a­tions, fell 2bp to 3.60 per cent as investors bought the debt. The private payrolls fig­ure was the latest in a series of soft employ­ment data ahead of key US non-farm payrolls data today. A weak non-farm payrolls read­ing for July caused a stock mar­ket sell-off last month and — with mar­kets over­whelm­ingly expect­ing an interest rate cut this month — any unex­pec­ted strength in the jobs data could lead traders to trim their bets. Sub­stan­tial weak­ness in the jobs num­bers, however, could add to con­cerns over eco­nomic growth.

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  8. 5 OCT

    【每日晨读金融时报】Judgement bouys Alphabet 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Shares in Google par­ent Alpha­bet rose yes­ter­day after the tech giant avoided a court order requir­ing it to be broken up fol­low­ing a rul­ing that it had cre­ated an illegal mono­poly. Judge Amit Mehta said the threat to Google’s search engine posed by arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence chat­bots was cru­cial to his decision to impose a less oner­ous set of require­ments on it. The US Depart­ment of Justice had argued that Google should have to sell its Chrome browser and, if neces­sary, its Android oper­at­ing sys­tem, after win­ning a land­mark judg­ment last year that the com­pany main­tained an illegal mono­poly in online search. The order falls short of the most extreme out­comes feared by investors, such as a full ban on advert­ising rev­enue share deals with the likes of Apple. Shares in Google par­ent Alpha­bet rose almost 7 per cent in New York trad­ing, while Apple gained about 3 per cent. Dan Ives, ana­lyst at Wed­bush Secur­it­ies, said Tues­day’s order was a “massive win” for the two com­pan­ies.

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千万不要小看每天的学习积累，订阅关注我，开启递增式的惊人进步！ 原文和单词短语都在每一集的简介里哦~ 记得订阅关注，更多好书与你分享！ ------------------ 主播简介 齐齐亚，英国剑桥大学金融硕士，在伦敦金融城从事投资工作，是个学术型的善良姐姐。热爱演播，用心把文字变成能量传递给你！

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