24小时环球政经要闻全览 | 10月20日

Market Overview - Major stock indices in the US showed positive performance, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by 238.37 points (0.52%) to 46190.61, and the Nasdaq increasing by 117.43 points (0.52%) to 22679.97 [2] - In contrast, European indices experienced declines, with the DAX down by 441.2 points (-1.82%) to 23830.99 and the FTSE 100 decreasing by 1,881.52 points (-0.86%) to 9354.57 [2] Trade Policy Developments - President Trump indicated a willingness to ease tariffs, having exempted several products from "reciprocal tariffs" and expressed openness to excluding more items from tariffs during trade agreements [2] Political Developments - Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed willingness to participate in a meeting between Trump and Putin, emphasizing a desire for dialogue without concessions to Russia [3] - Protests against Trump's policies occurred across multiple US cities, with approximately 7 million participants, highlighting public dissent [3] Corporate Developments - The Japanese ruling party, the Liberal Democratic Party, and the opposition party, Japan Innovation Party, are set to sign an agreement for joint governance, which may lead to a stable political environment [5] - Nvidia announced the production of its Blackwell chips in the US, marking a significant milestone in domestic semiconductor manufacturing [6] - Kering Group is reportedly moving forward with a $4 billion sale of its beauty business to L'Oréal, a strategic decision aimed at reducing debt [6] Financial Performance and Projections - Oracle raised its revenue target for fiscal year 2030 to $225 billion, with expectations of a 75% compound annual growth rate for its OCI cloud business, although market reaction has been cautious due to concerns over profit margins and execution capabilities [7]