News

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 17 that Jack Allen-Reynolds of Capital Economics stated in a report that inflation in the eurozone is unlikely to rise further significantly. The inflation in May was driven by fuel prices, which are expected to decline in the short term. "If oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz resume in the coming months, energy inflation is unlikely to rise further." Allen-Reynolds said this also reduces the risk of second-round inflation effects, although the growth of food and service prices will accelerate in the second half of the year. "But as things stand, these impacts are expected to be minimal... Therefore, we believe inflation will only rise slightly in the second half of the year."```

The CEO of a certain exchange, Terry Duffy, is about to step down, and the exchange's stock price fell 4% in pre-market trading. Terry Duffy expressed concerns about perpetual contracts recently approved by U.S. regulators, stating that perpetual contracts have almost no practical use for institutional investors and expose retail traders to excessive risk. He disagreed with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)'s decision to approve the first batch of crypto perpetual contracts, warning that perpetual contracts and prediction markets are fueling a frenzy of speculation among retail investors.

Glonghui June 17｜According to Taiwan's DigiTimes, Japan's major aluminum electrolytic capacitor manufacturer Nichicon has announced price increases across its entire aluminum electrolytic capacitor product line. The main reason is that order volumes for some products have exceeded the company's current production capacity. Additionally, due to the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, sourcing core raw materials for aluminum electrolytic capacitors has become more challenging, and the company is unable to fully absorb the increased costs.