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  1. 16小时前

    【每日晨读金融时报】27Oct25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Euro climbs to four-year high against dol­lar ahead of Fed rate decision ▸ Treas­ury yields fall des­pite stronger than expec­ted US retail sales data ▸ Wall Street’s blue-chips edge lower but European stocks hit by big­ger losses The euro reached a four-year high against the dol­lar yes­ter­day ahead of a highly anti­cip­ated US Fed­eral Reserve interest rate decision due today. The single cur­rency climbed 0.8 per cent against the dol­lar to $1.186, its highest level since Septem­ber 2021. The move takes the euro's gain for the year so far to more than 14 per cent. The US Dol­lar index, which meas­ures the strength of the cur­rency against a bas­ket of six rivals includ­ing the euro and the pound, slipped 0.6 per cent. The dol­lar is hov­er­ing around a threeyear low as investors wait to hear from the Fed's poli­cy­makers. “The dol­lar has struggled over recent weeks as US interest rate expect­a­tions have fallen sig­ni­fic­antly rel­at­ive to those else­where,” said Jonas Gol­ter­mann, deputy chief mar­kets eco­nom­ist at Cap­ital Eco­nom­ics. He added that “soft employ­ment growth data and a clear change in tune from Fed chair [Jay] Pow­ell” had been the main drivers of rate cut expect­a­tions. Mar­kets are fully pri­cing in a quarter­point interest rate cut from the Fed with a small num­ber of traders bet­ting on a bumper half-per­cent­age point cut. Lower rates tend to weaken cur­ren­cies by redu­cing the return for investors on hold­ing assets in that cur­rency.

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  2. 2天前

    【每日晨读金融时报】25Oct25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Don­ald Trump has called for Amer­ican com­pan­ies to stop report­ing quarterly res­ults, as his Wall Street watch­dog moved to scrap its aggress­ive enforce­ment agenda in a sign of a more busi­ness-friendly stance. The US pres­id­ent said on his Truth Social net­work that com­pan­ies should shift to pub­lish­ing fig­ures twice a year, con­trast­ing stand­ard prac­tice in the US with what he depic­ted as China’s more long-term approach. Most pub­licly lis­ted US com­pan­ies are required to file quarterly and annual fin­an­cial fil­ings with the Secur­it­ies and Exchange Com­mis­sion. “Sub­ject to SEC Approval, Com­pan­ies and Cor­por­a­tions should no longer be forced to ‘Report’ on a quarterly basis,” Trump said. “This will save money, and allow man­agers to focus on prop­erly run­ning their com­pan­ies.” He added: “Did you ever hear the state­ment that, ‘China has a 50 to 100 year view on man­age­ment of a com­pany, whereas we run our com­pan­ies on a quarterly basis???’ Not good!!!” Trump’s remarks came soon after Paul Atkins, his appointee as SEC chair, told the Fin­an­cial Times in an inter­view that he would give busi­nesses notice of any tech­nical viol­a­tions before reg­u­lat­ors “bash down their door”.

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  3. 3天前

    【每日晨读金融时报】24Oct25 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Tech sec­tor boosts stock mar­kets and Google par­ent hits $3tn valu­ation ▸ Weaker US eco­nomic data lift hopes for interest rate cut from the Fed ▸ Gold price at fresh record high on hopes of rate fall and weaker dol­lar Global stock mar­kets star­ted the week on a bright note as tech head­lines buoyed investors hop­ing for the first US interest rate cut of the year. A pos­it­ive tone in equity mar­kets was sup­por­ted by a fil­ing show­ing Elon Musk had bought $1bn worth of Tesla shares, while Google's par­ent Alpha­bet broke through the $3tn mar­ket value in morn­ing trad­ing on Wall Street. The blue-chip S&P 500 index of US stocks was up 0.5 per cent by early after­noon in New York. The tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite rose 0.9 per cent. It has gained more than 15 per cent this year as optim­ism over the growth of AI, and solid quarterly profits announce­ments for Big Tech groups, over­came investor con­cerns on tar­iffs and the health of the US eco­nomy.

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  4. 4天前

    【每日晨读金融时报】23Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    The US Fed­eral Reserve is this week expec­ted to make its first interest rate cut this year, as it faces fierce pres­sure from Don­ald Trump and a split over whether the weak­en­ing jobs mar­ket can counter the infla­tion­ary risk posed by the US pres­id­ent’s tar­iffs. Investors widely expect rate-set­ters to lower bor­row­ing costs by a quarter of a per­cent­age point at Wed­nes­day’s vote. After cut­ting rates by 100 basis points last year, the Fed has kept them at a 4.25-4.5 per cent range since Decem­ber. But poli­cy­makers are divided over how quick and deep the cuts should be, and Fed chair Jay Pow­ell has faced cri­ti­cism from Trump, who has called on him to resign and labelled him a “numb­skull” over his reluct­ance to cut rates. The US pres­id­ent rat­cheted up his attacks last month when he tried to fire Fed gov­ernor Lisa Cook over alleg­a­tions of mort­gage fraud. Cook, who has denied the charges, is suing Trump, claim­ing he does not have the right to dis­miss her.

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  5. 5天前

    【每日晨读金融时报】22Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    The US and UK are rush­ing to final­ise deals on nuc­lear react­ors, AI data centres and whisky ahead of a state visit by Don­ald Trump over­shad­owed by the fir­ing of Lord Peter Man­del­son. OpenAI is set to announce a Brit­ish arm to its $500bn Star­gate data centre project, as part of a series of tech and trade agree­ments to coin­cide with the US pres­id­ent’s visit next week. The tech part­ner­ship was described by Man­del­son, sacked this week as UK ambas­sador to Wash­ing­ton over his ties to Jef­frey Epstein, as his “per­sonal pride and joy”. Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to fire Man­del­son risks anger­ing Trump, who has been try­ing to dis­miss his own con­nec­tions to the late pae­do­phile. Starmer has been rocked by the affair, with Labour MPs ques­tion­ing his future. The prime min­is­ter’s allies said the state visit came at a pivotal moment as he tries to regain the ini­ti­at­ive. For his part, Starmer hopes to present Trump’s three-day trip as an advert­ise­ment for Bri­tain and a sign that his growth strategy is bear­ing fruit.

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  6. 6天前

    【每日晨读金融时报】21Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Global gov­ern­ment bonds lose ground after four-week rally ▸ Gold prices move higher to near a recent record peak ▸ Dol­lar bucks two days of selling to register gains on index against rivals Global bond mar­kets lost some ground yes­ter­day after a rally driven by grow­ing expect­a­tions of US interest rate cuts. A fall in price for 10-year Treas­ury bonds — the bench­mark for global asset prices — pushed its yield up 6 basis points to 4.07 per cent as traders sold the debt. That is still down from a peak just below 4.50 per cent in July after a four­week rally for US gov­ern­ment bonds. Yields on 10-year UK gilts rose 5bp to 4.67 per cent while those on Ger­many's bench­mark Bunds were up 6bp to 2.71 per cent. Pooja Kumra, a rates strategist at TD Secur­it­ies, said the moves reflec­ted some “profit-tak­ing” among bond investors ahead of next week's meet­ing of the US Fed­eral Reserve when the cent­ral bank is widely expec­ted to make a quarter-point cut to its bench­mark policy rate.

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  7. 10月19日

    【每日晨读金融时报】20Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    Con­ser­vat­ive act­iv­ist Charlie Kirk hands out hats dur­ing an event at Utah Val­ley Uni­versity in Orem, Utah on Wed­nes­day, before he was killed in a shoot­ing that has rocked a divided Amer­ica. Don­ald Trump has con­demned the attack as a “hein­ous assas­sin­a­tion” as he vowed to address “rad­ical left polit­ical viol­ence”. At a 9/11 memorial cere­mony yes­ter­day, he said he would posthum­ously award the pres­id­en­tial medal of free­dom to the rightwing influ­en­cer. US author­it­ies released images of a “per­son of interest” in the shoot­ing, who they described as “col­lege age”, after recov­er­ing a rifle and ammuni­tion. The FBI has asked for the pub­lic’s help in identi­fy­ing the indi­vidual and offered a $100,000 reward for any inform­a­tion.

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  8. 10月17日

    【每日晨读金融时报】18Oct2025 英语口语听力 附原文及实用单词短语

    ▸ Trader con­fid­ence over Fed rate cut pushes global stocks to all-time highs ▸ Treas­ur­ies and UK gilts prices rise while dol­lar slips against major rivals ▸ European equit­ies indices advance, also buoyed by US infla­tion data Global stocks rose to record highs yes­ter­day after Amer­ican infla­tion data gave traders con­fid­ence that the US Fed­eral Reserve will cut interest rates next week. Wall Street's blue-chip S&P 500 index gained 0.8 per cent by early after­noon in New York and the tech-heavy Nas­daq Com­pos­ite climbed 0.6 per cent. Both indices were trad­ing at their latest record highs, as was the MSCI All-Coun­try World index, which tracks large and mid­cap stocks across almost 50 developed and emer­ging mar­kets. Mar­kets were upbeat after US con­sumer price index infla­tion data was released in line with ana­lysts' expect­a­tions, show­ing the rate of infla­tion rising to an annual 2.9 per cent in August. Des­pite an uptick in the rate from July, investors saw the fig­ure as clear­ing the way for the Fed to cut rates.

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