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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！ 如何找到原文：在播放页面，关闭所有广告弹窗后，在图片下方的选项列最右侧，点击“更多”，选择“声音详情”就能看到原文了！ 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！

  1. JAN 6

    【每日晨读金融时报】6Jan26 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    UK com­pan­ies attrac­ted a surge of interest from for­eign buy­ers eager to cap­it­al­ise on cheap valu­ations this year, driv­ing Brit­ish deal­mak­ing to a post­pan­demic high. Over­seas bid­ders agreed $142bn in takeovers of Brit­ish com­pan­ies, accord­ing to data from the Lon­don Stock Exchange Group — a 74 per cent uptick from 2024. The sharp rise out­paced a 20 per cent increase in over­all UK mer­gers and acquis­i­tions to a total value of $367bn, the highest level since the pan­demic-era boom. “The UK stock mar­ket remains mater­i­ally under­val­ued,” said Philip Noblet, head of UK and Ire­land invest­ment bank­ing at Jef­fer­ies. “The rat­ings are still poor [com­pared] to rival com­pan­ies in the US but also in Europe, so people keep com­ing . . . We’re going to see more stra­tegic interest from over­seas in 2026 and for big­ger com­pan­ies,” he added.

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  2. JAN 5

    【每日晨读金融时报】5Jan26 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street’s Nas­daq extends bounce­back as tech jit­ters recede ▸ Japan­ese bond yields climb to their highest level since 1999 ▸ Global crude oil, gold and bit­coin prices all advance Wall Street stocks rose yes­ter­day as mar­kets exten­ded a rebound from recent tech jit­ters. The Nas­daq Com­pos­ite index was up 1 per cent by early after­noon in New York while the blue-chip S&P 500 index rose 0.8 per cent. The moves con­tin­ued the pre­vi­ous day’s rally when equit­ies were boos­ted by lower than expec­ted infla­tion data and memory chip­maker Micron’s strong earn­ings. Micron’s res­ults had “reignited optim­ism in the AI trade”, said Ulrike Hoff­mann-Burch­ardi, global head of equit­ies at UBS Global Wealth Man­age­ment. Dis­ap­point­ing earn­ings from Oracle and Broad­com last week triggered a broader tech-sell off amid linger­ing con­cerns over high tech sec­tor valu­ations. Shares in Oracle climbed 7.7 per cent after Tik­Tok owner Byte­Dance signed a deal with the com­pany and oth­ers to allow it to con­tinue oper­at­ing the app in the US, resolv­ing a year-long saga over the coun­try’s national secur­ity law.

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  3. JAN 2

    【每日晨读金融时报】2Jan26 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    OpenAI has hired former chan­cel­lor George Osborne to lead the start-up’s work build­ing “demo­cratic” arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence for the world. The archi­tect of the former Con­ser­vat­ive gov­ern­ment’s aus­ter­ity pro­gramme is set to play a lead­ing role within the high-spend­ing com­pany as the head of OpenAI for Coun­tries, an over­seas expan­sion of the $500bn Star­gate ini­ti­at­ive to build data centres in the US. The Chat­GPT maker has billed Star­gate as a way to ensure Amer­ican com­pan­ies and val­ues are at the found­a­tion of the global build-out of AI, provid­ing a bul­wark against Chinese altern­at­ives. “I asked myself the ques­tion, ‘What’s the most excit­ing and prom­ising com­pany in the world right now?’ The answer I believe is OpenAI,” said Osborne, adding that his work would help “soci­et­ies around the world share the oppor­tun­ity this power­ful tech­no­logy brings”.

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  4. 12/31/2025

    【每日晨读金融时报】31Dec25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street retreats as eco­nomic data sug­gests a weak­en­ing labour mar­ket ▸ Big Tech stocks steady after heavy losses in recent ses­sions ▸ US gov­ern­ment bond prices rise but dol­lar slides against major cur­ren­cies US stocks slipped yes­ter­day after eco­nomic data sug­ges­ted a weak­en­ing labour mar­ket in the world’s largest eco­nomy. The blue-chip S&P 500 index was down 0.5 per cent by lunch­time in New York while the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite slipped 0.1 per cent. Both indices remain close to record highs. Some of the big US tech stocks took a breather after heavy losses in recent days, which began after dis­ap­point­ing earn­ings from Oracle and Broad­com last week. Oracle was up 1.6 per cent and Broad­com rose 0.4 per cent. Offi­cial data showed that the US unem­ploy­ment rate rose to 4.6 per cent in Novem­ber, the highest level since Septem­ber 2021, and above eco­nom­ists’ expect­a­tions of 4.4 per cent.

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  5. 12/30/2025

    【每日晨读金融时报】30Dec25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Fed­eral Reserve gov­ernor Stephen Miran has said that “phantom infla­tion” is dis­tort­ing the US cent­ral bank’s decision-mak­ing and caus­ing it to keep interest rates too high. Miran, a staunch ally of Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump and vocal pro­ponent of lower rates, said yes­ter­day that poli­cy­makers should dis­reg­ard near-term “noise” and set bor­row­ing costs for the long term. “We must be thought­ful in con­sid­er­ing genu­ine under­ly­ing infla­tion­ary pres­sures,” Miran told an audi­ence at Columbia Uni­versity. The Fed cut rates by 25 basis points at each of its past three meet­ings. Last week it reduced them to a three-year low of between 3.5 and 3.75 per cent. The rate-set­ting Fed­eral Open Mar­ket Com­mit­tee has been divided over the scale of the cuts and whether to pri­or­it­ise risks to infla­tion or the labour mar­ket. Three of its mem­bers dis­sen­ted from last week’s decision — includ­ing Miran, who wanted a lar­ger cut of 50bp.

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  6. 12/29/2025

    【每日晨读金融时报】29Dec25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street’s AI stocks retreat as investor jit­ters reignite over valu­ations ▸ Euro notches fourth suc­cess­ive day of gains to hit highest level since Octo­ber ▸ Oil prices ease as Zelenskyy says he will give up Nato mem­ber­ship demand Stocks linked to arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence mostly fell yes­ter­day, con­tinu­ing last week’s sell-off as investor jit­ters reignited around AI share valu­ations and high cap­ital spend­ing. Chip­maker Broad­com was down 4.8 per cent by early after­noon in New York, hav­ing plunged more than 15 per cent in the three trad­ing days since last week’s record high. Oracle was down 2.8 per cent, also extend­ing last week’s falls. Shares in the two com­pan­ies have fallen heav­ily since both repor­ted res­ults last week amid resur­gent con­cerns around AI-linked com­pan­ies’ soar­ing invest­ments in infra­struc­ture.

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  7. 12/24/2025

    【每日晨读金融时报】24Dec25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Net­flix has agreed an $83bn takeover of Warner Bros Dis­cov­ery, hand­ing it con­trol of one of Hol­ly­wood’s most cel­eb­rated stu­dios and cre­at­ing a global enter­tain­ment power­house. The deal will trans­form the stream­ing giant into the dom­in­ant player in Hol­ly­wood, cap­ping its relent­lessly dis­rupt­ive rise since it was foun­ded as a DVD rental com­pany almost three dec­ades ago. The stream­ing giant will secure a lib­rary that includes the Harry Pot­ter fran­chise and HBO’s premium pro­gram­ming Under the deal, Net­flix will secure a coveted lib­rary of con­tent includ­ing the Harry Pot­ter and Bat­man fran­chises, WBD’s stream­ing busi­ness and the premium pro­gram­ming of HBO. WBD will con­tinue with a spin-off of its cable tele­vi­sion net­works, includ­ing CNN, Dis­cov­ery and Turner, into a sep­ar­ate com­pany before the stu­dios and stream­ing busi­nesses are sold to Net­flix. Net­flix saw off rivals Com­cast and Para­mount in a bid­ding war over­seen by WBD boss David Zaslav, one of the most power­ful fig­ures in the industry.

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  8. 12/23/2025

    【每日晨读金融时报】23Dec25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语_缩混

    ▸ US stocks near record highs after infla­tion data lifts hopes of Fed rate cut ▸ Green­back up slightly against bas­ket of other major cur­ren­cies. ▸ European equit­ies mixed, with French index dip­ping as Ger­many’s climbs US stocks edged up yes­ter­day, near­ing record highs after infla­tion data that investors judged will keep the Fed­eral Reserve on track to cut interest rates next week. The blue-chip S&P 500 index had risen by 0.2 per cent by early after­noon in New York, while the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite had also gained 0.2 per cent. Equit­ies’ muted gains came as per­sonal con­sump­tion expendit­ures infla­tion fig­ures for Septem­ber, delayed by the gov­ern­ment shut­down, rein­forced expect­a­tions that the Fed would cut interest rates at its meet­ing this month. Core PCE — the cent­ral bank’s pre­ferred meas­ure — was slightly lower than expec­ted year on year, at 2.8 per cent, down 0.1 per cent from August. Monthly core PCE stayed steady at 0.2 per cent.

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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！ 如何找到原文：在播放页面，关闭所有广告弹窗后，在图片下方的选项列最右侧，点击“更多”，选择“声音详情”就能看到原文了！ 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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