It was reported on Wednesday that a bipartisan coalition of US senators revealed a congressional stock trading ban plan to prevent lawmakers from using insider information.
Four members of Congress, Senators John Ossoff (Democratic Party, Georgia), Gary Peters (Democratic Party, Michigan), Josh Hawley (Republican Party, Montana), and Jeff Barkley (Democratic Party, Oregon), presented draft legislators at the Capitol.
If approved, purchases of shares and other target investments by members of parliament will be suspended, and sales of shares by members of parliament will be prohibited 90 days after enactment of the bill, NBC News reports, citing the background bill.
Also, from 2027/3, stock trading will also be prohibited for lawmakers' spouses and dependent children. In addition to the president and vice president, members of parliament will also be required to withdraw their hands from all target investments starting 2027.
The article reports that when these rules are violated, the higher of the lawmaker's monthly salary or 10% of the asset value in violation of the law is subject to penalties.

DAX rose 0.3 percent to trade in the 18290 dollar range, rebounded from two consecutive negative sessions, and followed the rise of European peers.
US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Powell's remarks at the parliament and news from France are also attracting attention.
In terms of companies, Porsche (4.4%), Bonovia (1.9%), Kiagen (1.3%), and Adidas (1.2%) occupied the top positions, while VW (-2.1%), BASF (-1%), and MTU aero engines (-1%) declined the most.

That's all the titles for this time! (lol)
The content is painful for those who actually suffered losses, but even so, I think it's important to make use of it next time. So I'll write it.
I've talked about it over and over again in the video, and I've been saying the same thing every time for the past 2 years,There was almost no such thing as lowering ETF exchange sales to generate distributions this time either。
It's not that it hasn't happened... it's that although there is an impact, of course, there is a movement to make up for it and avoid it, and more than that, it means that you can't beat the situation and mood at that time with just the right amount of money.The market will be factored in to this extent。
Assuming that sales demand of about 1.2 trillion yen will come out from 1 trillion yen on the 8th and 10th this time, I think there were many people who thought that this would cause selling pressure and stock prices would drop. Every time, analysts and economists call this repeatedly in the media, so that probably has an impact.
However, as a medium, it is necessary to convey facts, and since the content is catchy, which is even easier to understand, various commentators explain this every year in July.
That said,I'm not saying “going down”. of course that kind of content...