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Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-11-13 21:38

Group 1 - Liquidity pressure is increasing in the $12 trillion financing market, prompting Wall Street to urge the Federal Reserve to take action [4] - Major institutions like Bank of America and Barclays warn that the Fed may need to provide more loans in the short-term financing market or directly purchase securities to inject funds into the banking system [4] - The Fed's gradual adjustment of its balance sheet policy is seen as a response to recent market pressures, with some investors believing that the Fed's actions may be too slow, potentially leading to a shortage of reserves [4] Group 2 - The October employment report in the U.S. is expected to be "discounted," with concerns about the unemployment rate being a persistent mystery [6] - Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack emphasizes the need to maintain restrictive rates to continue applying pressure to bring inflation back to target [6] Group 3 - Tesla is reportedly developing a feature to support Apple's CarPlay, a long-requested functionality by customers [8][9] - This marks a significant shift for Tesla and CEO Elon Musk, who has historically resisted adding this popular feature and has criticized Apple [9] Group 4 - Boeing workers in St. Louis voted to accept a five-year contract proposal, ending the company's second-longest strike in history [11] - The accepted terms include a 24% increase in average wages and a $6,000 signing bonus for the 3,200 members of the union [11] Group 5 - The European Union is considering consolidating dollar reserves held by non-U.S. countries to reduce reliance on the Federal Reserve [13] - Discussions are still at the working group level and have not yet reached the European Central Bank's decision-making body [13] Group 6 - The International Energy Agency (IEA) has raised its forecast for global oil supply surplus for the sixth consecutive month, predicting a surplus of about 4 million barrels per day by 2026 [15] - The IEA notes that the global oil supply continues to increase while demand growth remains relatively weak [15]