24小时环球政经要闻全览 | 6月25日

Market Performance - Major US indices showed positive performance with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by 507.24 points (1.19%) to 43089.02, Nasdaq increased by 281.56 points (1.43%) to 19912.53, and S&P 500 rose by 67.01 points (1.11%) to 6092.18 [2] - European markets also experienced gains, with the Euro Stoxx 50 up by 75.17 points (1.44%) to 5297.07 and Germany's DAX rising by 372.57 points (1.60%) to 23641.58 [2] - Asian markets showed strong performance as well, with the Hang Seng Index increasing by 487.94 points (2.06%) to 24177.07 and the Shanghai Composite Index up by 38.99 points [2] US Economic Outlook - The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated that it is too early to consider interest rate cuts, emphasizing the need to observe economic trends before making policy adjustments [5] - New York Fed President John Williams projected a slowdown in US economic growth for 2023, attributing it to trade tariffs and economic uncertainty, which are expected to increase inflationary pressures [6] - Consumer confidence in the US unexpectedly declined in June, reflecting concerns over job opportunities and the impact of the Trump administration's tariff policies [6] International Relations and Defense - The UK announced plans to purchase 12 F-35A nuclear-capable fighter jets from the US, reinforcing its commitment to NATO and responding to previous criticisms regarding defense spending [7] - The European Union is preparing to impose tariffs on $95 billion worth of US goods as a countermeasure in trade negotiations, indicating a potential escalation in trade tensions [8] Corporate Actions - Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang initiated a stock sale plan, selling $15 million worth of shares as part of a broader strategy to sell up to $873 million in stock by the end of the year [9] - The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is consulting on Google's market position, which could lead to significant changes in Google's search operations in the UK [10]