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  1. قبل ١٧ ساعة

    【每日晨读金融时报】25Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    US dol­lar rises in expect­a­tion of rel­at­ively benign infla­tion data ▸ S&P 500 flat and Nasaq slightly higher as investors await signs of tar­iff effects ▸ European stocks slip ahead of Trump and Putin’s meet­ing to dis­cuss Ukraine The US dol­lar climbed yes­ter­day as investors waited for infla­tion and other data this week that could offer cru­cial clues about the Fed­eral Reserve's plans to cut interest rates. The cur­rency was 0.5 per cent higher against a bas­ket of peers by early after­noon in New York, curb­ing a recent decline sparked by weaker than expec­ted US jobs data. Infla­tion fig­ures due today are expec­ted to show a 3 per cent annual rise in con­sumer prices, a rate unlikely to dent expect­a­tions that the Fed will lower bor­row­ing costs for the first time since Decem­ber next month. Last month's dis­ap­point­ing labour mar­ket report has caused mar­kets to price in a 90 per cent chance of a quarter­point cut at the Septem­ber meet­ing, but some investors are wait­ing to see how the infla­tion pic­ture looks. Later in the week, retail sales, pro­du­cer price index fig­ures, job­less claims and the Uni­versity of Michigan con­sumer sen­ti­ment sur­vey will all offer more data points for investors.

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  2. قبل ٣ أيام

    【每日晨读金融时报】22Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Don­ald Trump has said he would con­sider let­ting Nvidia sell a more advanced AI chip to China, after he “nego­ti­ated a little deal” to give Wash­ing­ton a share of the chip­maker’s Chinese rev­en­ues. The unpre­ced­en­ted agree­ment that Trump struck with Nvidia’s chief exec­ut­ive Jensen Huang, first revealed by the Fin­an­cial Times, involved the US tak­ing 15 per cent of Chinese sales of its H20 pro­cessor. The H20 is based on Nvidia’s older Hop­per archi­tec­ture but Trump yes­ter­day said he planned to dis­cuss a new deal with Huang to let Nvidia sell chips to China based on its latest Black­well plat­form, which US offi­cials had deemed too power­ful to sell to Beijing. A deal could unlock bil­lions of dol­lars in sales for Nvidia after years of lob­by­ing for access to the Chinese mar­ket des­pite US national secur­ity con­cerns.

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  3. قبل ٤ أيام

    【每日晨读金融时报】21Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    White­hall rules demand­ing ‘sup­plier neut­ral’ brand­ing from bod­ies that win gov­ern­ment con­tracts are present­ing a threat to cer­tain gradu­ate recruit­ment schemes. Teach First, Front­line and Unlocked Gradu­ates were designed to bring people who might not have con­sidered pub­lic ser­vice roles into teach­ing, pris­ons and social care. But there are fears the new regime favours big profit-mak­ing con­tract­ors by over­look­ing ‘mis­sion-led’ spe­cial­ists.

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  4. قبل ٥ أيام

    【每日晨读金融时报】20Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street stocks buoyed by Trump nom­in­a­tion to vacancy at Fed ▸ European defence stocks sell off amid hopes of Ukraine peace agree­ment ▸ US gov­ern­ment debt dumped by investors after weak Treas­ury auc­tions Wall Street stocks rose yes­ter­day as investors bet that Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump's nom­in­a­tion of Stephen Miran to a vacancy at the cent­ral bank would boost the case for interest rate cuts. The blue-chip S&P 500 index was up 0.8 per cent by early after­noon in New York. The tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite had gained 0.9 per cent. Wall Street was buoyed by hopes of a more dovish US Fed­eral Reserve after Trump said on Thursday that he will nom­in­ate Coun­cil of Eco­nomic Advisers chair Miran to fill the vacant gov­ernor role fol­low­ing Adri­ana Kugler's resig­na­tion last week. Miran is a critic of Fed chair Jay Pow­ell and an ally of the pres­id­ent, who has repeatedly called for rate cuts and attacked Pow­ell. “Given Miran's track record of being crit­ical of the Fed, we would expect to see at least a third dis­sent as soon as Septem­ber if the Fed doesn't cut [interest rates],” Bank of Amer­ica ana­lysts wrote. buoyed � 被支撑；被提振；振奋（动词过去分词） 指因某种积极因素而使价格、情绪或状况得到提升。例句：The stock market was buoyed by strong economic data.（强劲的经济数据提振了股市。） dovish�（政策、态度）鸽派的；温和的（形容词） 多用于描述央行或政治人物在货币政策或冲突中的温和立场，倾向于宽松政策或和平解决。例句：The central bank adopted a dovish stance to support economic growth.（央行采取鸽派立场以支持经济增长。） ally� 同盟；盟友（名词）；结盟；支持（动词） 指政治、军事或商业上的合作伙伴。例句：The two countries have been close allies for decades.（这两个国家几十年来一直是亲密盟友。） dissent� 异议；不同意见（名词）；持不同意见（动词） 指对官方观点或主流意见的反对或不赞同。例句：There was dissent within the party over the new policy.（党内对新政策存在异议。）Several members dissented from the majority decision.（几名成员对多数决定表示反对。）

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  5. قبل ٦ أيام

    【每日晨读金融时报】19Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    The Trump admin­is­tra­tion yes­ter­day moved to quell tur­moil in the US gold mar­ket after the sur­prise impos­i­tion of tar­iffs on imports of 1kg and 100-ounce bars sent gold futures to a record high. In a move that ana­lysts and investors warned could redraw global trade in gold if it were not reversed, the US Cus­toms and Bor­der Pro­tec­tion agency had earlier ruled that the bars should be sub­ject to duties, dash­ing expect­a­tions they would be exempt. Gold traders, banks and refiner­ies rushed yes­ter­day to respond to the levy, the first on bul­lion ever imposed by the US. The metal is usu­ally excluded from tar­iffs because of its role in the fin­an­cial sys­tem. The White House said in an April factsheet that gold would be exempt from its sweep­ing levies. The step by the CBP, first repor­ted by the Fin­an­cial Times, was a par­tic­u­lar blow to Switzer­land, the world’s biggest exporter of the metal. Its rela­tions with Wash­ing­ton had already deteri­or­ated last week after the US unveiled a 39 per cent duty on imports from the coun­try. US gold futures rose to a new intra­day record of $3,534 per troy ounce, while Lon­don prices remained flat.  quell turmoil � 平息动荡；镇压骚乱 quell = 镇压、平息（常指用武力或措施结束暴力或混乱）turmoil = 动荡、混乱、骚乱例句：The government sent troops to quell the turmoil in the capital.（政府派兵平息首都的动荡。） dash expectations � 破灭期望；打破希望 dash 在这里不是“冲刺”，而是“粉碎、击碎”的意思。例句：The disappointing earnings report dashed investors’ expectations.（令人失望的财报粉碎了投资者的期望。） refineries � 炼油厂（名词复数，单数是 refinery） 指将原油加工成汽油、柴油等可用燃料的工业设施。例句：Several refineries were shut down due to maintenance.（几家炼油厂因检修而停工。）

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  6. قبل ٦ أيام

    【每日晨读金融时报】19Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    The Trump admin­is­tra­tion yes­ter­day moved to quell tur­moil in the US gold mar­ket after the sur­prise impos­i­tion of tar­iffs on imports of 1kg and 100-ounce bars sent gold futures to a record high. In a move that ana­lysts and investors warned could redraw global trade in gold if it were not reversed, the US Cus­toms and Bor­der Pro­tec­tion agency had earlier ruled that the bars should be sub­ject to duties, dash­ing expect­a­tions they would be exempt. Gold traders, banks and refiner­ies rushed yes­ter­day to respond to the levy, the first on bul­lion ever imposed by the US. The metal is usu­ally excluded from tar­iffs because of its role in the fin­an­cial sys­tem. The White House said in an April factsheet that gold would be exempt from its sweep­ing levies. The step by the CBP, first repor­ted by the Fin­an­cial Times, was a par­tic­u­lar blow to Switzer­land, the world’s biggest exporter of the metal. Its rela­tions with Wash­ing­ton had already deteri­or­ated last week after the US unveiled a 39 per cent duty on imports from the coun­try. US gold futures rose to a new intra­day record of $3,534 per troy ounce, while Lon­don prices remained flat.  quell turmoil � 平息动荡；镇压骚乱 quell = 镇压、平息（常指用武力或措施结束暴力或混乱）turmoil = 动荡、混乱、骚乱例句：The government sent troops to quell the turmoil in the capital.（政府派兵平息首都的动荡。） dash expectations � 破灭期望；打破希望 dash 在这里不是“冲刺”，而是“粉碎、击碎”的意思。例句：The disappointing earnings report dashed investors’ expectations.（令人失望的财报粉碎了投资者的期望。） refineries � 炼油厂（名词复数，单数是 refinery） 指将原油加工成汽油、柴油等可用燃料的工业设施。例句：Several refineries were shut down due to maintenance.（几家炼油厂因检修而停工。）

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  7. ١٧ أغسطس

    【每日晨读金融时报】18Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Don­ald Trump launched a new era of trade rivalry yes­ter­day, with a wave of tar­iffs tak­ing effect at one minute past mid­night in Wash­ing­ton that pushed US import duties to their highest levels in a cen­tury. The tar­iff increases were imple­men­ted des­pite frantic lob­by­ing by for­eign cap­it­als to escape the levies. Swiss Pres­id­ent Karin Keller-Sut­ter flew home from Wash­ing­ton empty-handed, while Taiwan, a cru­cial chips exporter, also failed to cut its tar­iff rate. The US pres­id­ent boas­ted that bil­lions of dol­lars from coun­tries that had taken advant­age of the US, “laugh­ing all the way”, would flow into the eco­nomy. Experts talked of the start of a new era. “We are in a new world. Even to trade nerds . . . this is just bonkers,” said one. rivalry � 竞争；对抗（名词） 指个人、团队或国家之间长期的竞争关系。例句：The fierce rivalry between the two tech giants continues.（这两家科技巨头之间的激烈竞争还在继续。） frantic� 发疯似的；慌乱的；非常焦急的（形容词） 表示由于压力、恐惧或紧张而极度忙乱或慌乱。例句：She made a frantic search for the missing keys.（她疯狂地寻找丢失的钥匙。） lobby� 游说（动词）；大厅（名词） 动词时指为影响立法、政策等而进行的政治或商业游说。例句（动词）：They are lobbying the government to reduce taxes.（他们正游说政府减税。）例句（名词）：We waited in the hotel lobby for our taxi.（我们在酒店大堂等出租车。） boast� 夸耀；引以为豪（动词） 可以是积极意义（自豪），也可以带点炫耀意味。例句：The city boasts a beautiful waterfront.（这座城市以美丽的海滨为傲。）He boasted about his new sports car.（他炫耀自己的新跑车。） trade nerds� 行业/专业的“书呆子”；对某领域痴迷的极客（口语） 常用于财经、科技等圈子里调侃那些对行业细节非常痴迷的人。例句：That conference was full of trade nerds discussing shipping regulations.（那个会议满是讨论航运法规的行业极客。） bonkers� 疯狂的；荒谬的；精神不正常的（英式俚语，非正式） 既可以调侃，也可以批评，语气取决于语境。例句：That idea is completely bonkers.（那个主意完全疯了。）He must be bonkers to quit his job without another offer.（他没找到下一份工作就辞职，这简直疯了。）

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  8. ١٤ أغسطس

    【每日晨读金融时报】15Aug2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Wall Street boos­ted by strong earn­ings and Apple invest­ment announce­ment ▸ Dol­lar slides as traders increase bets on Fed interest rate cuts ▸ Treas­ury and UK gilt yields rise as investors off­load the debt Wall Street stocks were boos­ted yes­ter­day by strong cor­por­ate earn­ings and an invest­ment announce­ment from Apple as investors shrugged off renewed US tar­iff announce­ments from Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump. Trump issued an exec­ut­ive order slap­ping an addi­tional 25 per cent tar­iff on India, which he said was in response to New Delhi's pur­chases of Rus­sian oil. When the levies take effect, many Indian goods will face a total 50 per cent tax on enter­ing the US. Nev­er­the­less, a string of upbeat announce­ments from US com­pan­ies buoyed the stock mar­ket. The blue-chip S&P 500 index was 0.7 per cent higher by early after­noon in New York and the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite was up 1 per cent. Shares in Apple rose 5.8 per cent after the White House announced that the com­pany would invest $100bn in US factor­ies as the com­pany relo­cates man­u­fac­tur­ing to avoid import tar­iffs. McDon­ald's shares rose 2.6 per cent after sales smashed past ana­lysts' expect­a­tions. The dol­lar fell as investors increased bets on rate cuts by the US Fed­eral Reserve, slip­ping 0.4 per cent against a bas­ket of other major cur­ren­cies. slap �（动词）猛然施加（通常用于惩罚或规定）；扇，拍；（名词）巴掌、一击 在政治或财经语境中，常指“强行施加制裁、关税、规则”等。例句：The US slapped sanctions on the company for violating trade rules.（美国因其违反贸易规则，对这家公司实施了制裁。） 日常用法中指“打某人一巴掌”：She slapped him across the face.（她扇了他一巴掌。） take effect � 生效；开始起作用（固定短语） 通常用于法律、政策、药物等开始发挥作用的时间点。例句：The new law will take effect next month.（新法律将于下个月生效。）The medicine took effect within an hour.（这药一小时内就起效了。） buoyed � 被鼓舞、被支撑；情绪或价格被提振（动词过去分词，源自“buoy” 浮标） 常用于财经或情绪语境中，表示受到某种利好推动而上升或变得积极。例句：The stock was buoyed by strong earnings reports.（这只股票因强劲的财报而上涨。）She felt buoyed by the support of her friends.（在朋友们的支持下，她感到受鼓舞。）

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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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