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On November 14th, most of the popular Chinese concept stocks rose in value, with Pinduoduo increasing by 1.86%, while NIO fell by about 5%.
In the area of commodities, oil prices have been falling for two consecutive weeks, and the weekly decline in gold prices is expected to be the largest since March, with tin supply tightening.
Macroeconomically, the EU will close the nomination period for two positions on the Executive Board of the European Central Bank on November 18th and will initiate consultations on November 26th.
On the company's side, OpenAI has disbanded its independent robotics research team, and the relevant personnel have been incorporated into the core research and application departments.
Barclays' trading desk has turned bullish for the first time since March, predicting that U.S. stocks will rebound by about 8% in the next two months.
On the occasion of the largest IPO in the history of sprints, Amodei had a conversation with Damon, discussing topics such as computing power, competition, and the future of AI.
It is reported that Barclays will lay off about 200 people from its investment banking division starting next week, following a previous announcement of laying off 5,000 employees.
OpenAI launches the payment function of ChatGPT Wallet, allowing AI intelligents to complete purchases directly after user authorization.
In terms of comments, Santander has raised its expectations for the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes, anticipating a 25-basis-point increase in December and another in March next year.
Man Group warns of the risk of stagflation in the United States, predicting that the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds could rise to 5.5%.
JPMorgan Chase expects that the AI investment boom will drive the issuance of high-rated bonds in the United States to a record high in 2027.
Another commodity on the London Metal Exchange is facing tight supply, with declining inventories driving up spot tin prices.
The president of the German central bank stated that it is very likely that the European Central Bank will need to raise interest rates again, as the outlook for inflation has clearly deteriorated.
Dallas Fed Chairman Logan stated that emergency bond purchases should be separated from monetary policy operations to avoid inadvertently stimulating the economy.
Chicago Fed Chair Gary Gulsby said that the central bank "still has a lot of work to do" on the issue of inflation.
