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Participate and it's very easy to understand ❗️ The daily chart looks good, so I'll buy a little TNA 🛍️. The details are coming soon...🔍
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$Chubb Ltd (CB.US)$
This chart looks like it will continue to rise gradually for a while.
This chart looks like it will continue to rise gradually for a while.
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$Nikkei 225 (.N225.JP)$
Short sell on Monday at 44.7%
Short sell on Tuesday, 39.5%
Short sell on Wednesday, 41.5%.
Individuals and overseas investors are in a selling trend. Is it because there are no participants in the market?
水曜日空売り 41.5%
Short selling on Friday at 40.6%
Short sell on Monday at 44.7%
Short sell on Tuesday, 39.5%
Short sell on Wednesday, 41.5%.
Individuals and overseas investors are in a selling trend. Is it because there are no participants in the market?
水曜日空売り 41.5%
Short selling on Friday at 40.6%
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Germany's import prices rose by 0.9% compared to the previous year in July 2024, following an increase of 0.7% the previous month, marking a second consecutive increase.
This increase is mainly due to the rise in energy costs (1.7%), driven by the increase in crude oil prices (8.7%) and petroleum product prices (1.6%).
Furthermore, farm product prices rose by 7.6%, mainly driven by the sharp increase in raw material cocoa prices (158.7%).
Consumer goods also rose by 2.3%, durable goods by 1.4%, and non-durable goods by 2.5%.
On the other hand, the prices of capital goods and intermediate goods remained flat compared to the previous year.
Excluding energy prices, import costs rose by 0.9% compared to the same month last year.
On a monthly basis, import prices fell by 0.4% after a 0.4% increase in June, compared to the market's flat financial estimates.
Source: Federal Statistics Office
This increase is mainly due to the rise in energy costs (1.7%), driven by the increase in crude oil prices (8.7%) and petroleum product prices (1.6%).
Furthermore, farm product prices rose by 7.6%, mainly driven by the sharp increase in raw material cocoa prices (158.7%).
Consumer goods also rose by 2.3%, durable goods by 1.4%, and non-durable goods by 2.5%.
On the other hand, the prices of capital goods and intermediate goods remained flat compared to the previous year.
Excluding energy prices, import costs rose by 0.9% compared to the same month last year.
On a monthly basis, import prices fell by 0.4% after a 0.4% increase in June, compared to the market's flat financial estimates.
Source: Federal Statistics Office
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