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06:51
Regenerated aluminum alloy ingot inventory has increased for five consecutive weeks, reaching 58,700 tons.
The current seasonal off-season effect continues to deepen, downstream purchasing willingness is insufficient, market sales are under pressure, and inventory accumulation persists.
06:50
Primus Labs joins 0G AI Alliance Carnival to promote verifiable execution layers for AI Agents
Foresight News reports that the zero-knowledge proof computation platform Primus Labs has joined the 0G AI Alliance Carnival initiated by 0G Labs, and will work together with multiple projects including NeoSoul and Ghast AI to promote the integration of AI and Web3. Primus is building a unified verification layer for AI Agents, supporting trusted and verifiable execution across chains, APIs, and real-world operations. Currently, it is collaborating with 0G to provide verifiable infrastructure for AI Agents, ranging from evolutionary training to prediction markets and autonomous oracle networks. In addition, users can now join Primus AlphaNet, complete tasks, and improve their reputation scores.
06:47
As inflation risks accumulate, Japan's long-term government bond yields are expected to approach the 3% high seen in 30-year bonds.
```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on May 14 that analysts and investors noted Japan's long-term government bond yields are likely approaching the 3% peak not seen in 30 years, as inflationary pressures triggered by the Iran war fuel market expectations that the Bank of Japan will adopt more aggressive policy tightening measures. On Thursday, Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yield surpassed 2.6% for the first time since May 1997. Meanwhile, global bond yields are generally trending upward as Middle East conflicts drive energy and commodity prices higher. As an energy importing country, Japan is particularly sensitive to such inflationary pressures, and the continued weakness of the yen has exacerbated this predicament, even though Japanese officials have intervened in attempts to boost the exchange rate.```
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