On August 20, Jin10 reported that the Central Bank of Israel has maintained interest rates for the 13th consecutive time, cautiously weighing the economic slowdown against the ongoing uncertainty brought about by the Gaza conflict. On Wednesday, the bank kept the benchmark interest rate at 4.5%, in line with market expectations. The day before this decision, Prime Minister Netanyahu's cabinet approved a budget increase equivalent to about 1.5% of GDP to cover war expenses. This year's revised budget added 30 billion shekels (about 8.8 billion USD) in defense spending, raising the estimated fiscal deficit from 4.9% to 5.2%. Israel plans to take control of Gaza City in the coming weeks, a move that will require the mobilization of tens of thousands of reserve soldiers and may further exacerbate supply chain tensions. A new ceasefire proposal put forward by Egypt and Qatar, which has been accepted by Hamas, could delay or even cancel the aforementioned plans. However, Israel has not yet clarified whether it is willing to cease fire immediately.

Jin10 data reported on August 20, the Prime Minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson, stated on Wednesday that Sweden hopes to provide security guarantees to Ukraine as part of a multinational coalition to support the end of the war with Russia. Kristersson mentioned in an interview with Swedish public radio SR that Sweden might offer aerial surveillance and potential naval resources based on overall demand and if it is secure to do so.

Putin proposed Moscow as a meeting place with Zelensky but was rejected, and the Austrian Chancellor stated that Vienna is suitable for dialogue. Hungary has become a "safe house" recognized by both the US and Russia, where Trump discussed this location with the Hungarian Prime Minister. Macron suggested a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, and Istanbul, Turkey, was also mentioned.

Jin10 data reported on August 20 that, according to an Israeli government official, despite being prepared to respond to the new ceasefire proposal, the Israeli military still plans to call up about 60,000 reservists to increase its offensive against Hamas in Gaza. The official stated that the call-up announcement could be issued as early as Wednesday. This move would nearly double the number of military personnel deployed in or around Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has recently approved ground forces to take over Gaza City—the de facto capital of Palestinian territories—with the aim of destroying the remaining strongholds of Hamas.

After a meeting with leaders from Ukraine and Europe, U.S. President Trump called Hungarian Prime Minister Orban to discuss the obstacles to Ukraine's accession to the EU. Orban firmly opposes Ukraine's entry into the EU, believing it would be detrimental to security, and expressed interest in hosting talks between Putin and Zelensky.

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Jin10 reported on August 19 that on August 18 local time, Egyptian President Sisi met with visiting Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed. The two sides consulted on bilateral relations and regional situation issues such as the Gaza ceasefire negotiations. Both parties emphasized the importance of ongoing cooperation with the United States to reach an agreement that ensures an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, allows humanitarian aid to enter urgently and without obstruction, and ensures the release of detained individuals from both the Palestinian and Israeli sides. The two sides also expressed strong opposition to any attempts by Israel to reoccupy the Gaza Strip and to expel Palestinians from their homes. They stressed that establishing an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on international legitimacy resolutions, is the only way to achieve lasting peace and stability in the Middle East.

Jin10 data reported on August 18, the yield on UK long-term inflation-linked government bonds has surpassed the peak seen three years ago during the bond market crash, reflecting a continuous decline in market demand for these types of bonds. The yield on 30-year inflation-linked government bonds briefly rose to 2.54%, the highest since 1998, exceeding the peak in September 2022 when former Prime Minister Truss's economic plan triggered a selling spree among leveraged pension funds. However, unlike the yield during the big dump in 2022, which soared from negative values to historical highs within days (with a single-day jump of 76 basis points), the recent rise has been a gradual accumulation. This trend reflects a decrease in demand for these bonds from fixed-income pension funds, while investors are demanding higher compensation to bear long-duration risks.

Qatar's Prime Minister Mohammed traveled to Egypt to participate in negotiations with Hamas, aiming to promote discussions on the hostage situation in Gaza and a ceasefire agreement. No progress was made during the talks in Cairo between Qatar and Egypt, and plans are in place for direct dialogue with Hamas and other Palestinian factions.

Jin10 reported on August 17 that German Chancellor Merz, French President Macron, and British Prime Minister Starmer will hold consultations on the 17th to decide whether to travel to the U.S. to participate in the talks between Trump and Zelensky on the 18th. TASS reported, citing German media, that the final decision to go depends on receiving a formal invitation from the U.S. Although Trump suggested that Zelensky invite European leaders to the U.S., no formal invitation has been issued as of now.

Jin10 data reported on August 17 that regarding the possible resumption of ceasefire negotiations in Gaza, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office stated that Israel's condition for agreeing to a protocol is the unconditional release of all Israeli hostages, and the protocol must meet Israel's conditions for ending the war, which include disarming Hamas, achieving the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, ensuring security in the areas along the Gaza border controlled by Israel, and establishing a civil governance system that is neither under Hamas nor the Palestinian Authority, and this system must be capable of coexisting peacefully with Israel.

On August 16, Jin10 reported that Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen, who holds the rotating presidency of the EU, sharply criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating that he has become a "problem" himself, and indicated that Denmark would push the EU to exert greater pressure on Israel. Frederiksen said, "We want to increase the pressure on Israel, but this position has not yet received widespread support from other EU member states." She mentioned that the pressure measures being considered by the Danish government include sanctions against the Israeli government, officials, and Jewish settlers in the West Bank. Since late July, France, the UK, Canada, and Australia have announced plans to recognize the State of Palestine at or before the 80th United Nations General Assembly scheduled for September, further isolating Israel internationally.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10, UK Prime Minister Starmer stated that we are ready to increase pressure on the Russian economy through sanctions and other measures at any time.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban rejected the European Council's statement on Ukraine's accession to the EU during an interview, stating that Hungary has clearly opposed it. Additionally, he mentioned that third parties should not rush to intervene during US-Russia negotiations, to avoid appearing pathetic.

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Jin10 data reported on August 12 that on the evening of the 11th local time, according to Al Arabiya, Egypt and Qatar, with the assistance of Turkey, are proposing a new ceasefire plan for Gaza. This proposal includes ending the war and releasing all captives, and it will be submitted to the Hamas leadership. The report stated that the proposal aims to "eliminate any excuse for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to occupy Gaza City." If Hamas accepts the terms, the proposal will be sent to the U.S. side and then forwarded to Israel.

Jin10 reported on August 12 that according to news from the Russian presidential website on the 11th, Russian President Putin stated during a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan that Russia is willing to help Armenia achieve comprehensive normalization of relations with Azerbaijan.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated at a press conference that the Israeli military will focus on targeting locations controlled by Hamas, and currently controls 70% to 75% of the Gaza area. The goal is to "liberate" Gaza rather than occupy it. Israel plans to establish a safe zone in Gaza and set up an alternative government, and is in contact with relevant parties. Netanyahu denied that Israel is causing a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, stating that it will increase humanitarian aid in various ways.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu responded to the restrictions on foreign journalists entering Gaza, stating that military accompaniment is necessary due to security concerns. At the same time, he thanked Trump for his attention to the Gaza issue, emphasized the need to release hostages, and pointed out that Hamas is the root cause of poverty in Gaza.

Jin10 Data, August 9th - On August 9th local time, it was reported that sources say Qatar and the United States are drafting a comprehensive ceasefire protocol to end the conflict in the Gaza Strip, and plan to submit the proposal to Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) for discussion within the next two weeks. It is said that Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed will hold talks with U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Affairs Wittekov on the 9th on the Spanish island of Ibiza, focusing on advancing the Gaza ceasefire negotiations.

On August 9, Jin10 Data reported that after the Israeli security cabinet approved the military's "takeover" plan for Gaza City on the 8th, various Palestinian factions expressed strong condemnation, and Israeli opposition figures also voiced continuous criticism. Palestinian President Abbas's spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh condemned the Israeli security cabinet's approval of Prime Minister Netanyahu's "takeover of Gaza City" plan on the 8th. He stated that the State of Palestine is maintaining close contact with Arab leaders and countries around the world to condemn and reject this action by Israel, and is working at all levels to stop this act of aggression.

Jin10 reported on August 8 that Hungarian Prime Minister Orban stated in a media interview on the same day that the Russia-US summit may achieve peace, but Europe will be excluded. If possible, a Russia-Europe summit should be held as soon as possible. Orban mentioned that for many years, Hungary has consistently suggested to the EU that the negotiations with Russia on behalf of Europe should be conducted by the German Chancellor and the French President, rather than by EU leaders going to Moscow or negotiating in neutral areas.

Jin10 News on August 8th, British Prime Minister Starmer condemned Israel's plan to escalate the war in Gaza, urging Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to "stay away from the path of destruction." Starmer called this move a mistake that would lead to more bloodshed. On Thursday, Israel's security cabinet approved his plan to occupy Gaza City. Starmer said in a statement: "The Israeli government's decision to further escalate its offensive in Gaza is wrong, and we urge it to reconsider immediately." "This action does not help end the conflict nor does it help ensure the release of hostages. It will only bring more bloodshed."

Jin10 Data reported on August 8 that Axios News cited a statement from an Israeli official, saying that the Israeli security cabinet has voted in favor of a proposal supported by Prime Minister Netanyahu to have the Israel Defense Forces occupy Gaza City. Since the outbreak of war, the Israel Defense Forces have largely avoided entering most areas of the city. This operation may require the large-scale evacuation of the areas currently inhabited by approximately 800,000 people in Gaza.

Jin10 Data August 8 News, according to an interview broadcast by Fox News on August 7 local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated, "Israel intends to implement military control over the entire Gaza Strip, but does not want to 'own' the Gaza Strip. Instead, it hopes to transfer it to an Arab army that can govern it properly, ensuring that the Gaza Strip does not pose a threat to Israel." On the 7th, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a statement strongly condemning Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's remarks about "planning to occupy Gaza." The statement pointed out that Netanyahu's plan is to carry out more crimes against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip to fulfill his policies of genocide and forced migration.

The Bank of England reiterated its gradual and cautious interest rate cut strategy and hinted that rate cuts may soon come to an end, stating that the monetary policy has become less restrictive. This is a blow to the Chancellor and the Prime Minister, as they are committed to accelerating economic growth. Bailey believes that the interest rate cut decision was made after balanced consideration.

Jin10 reported on August 6 that on Wednesday, the Armenian government stated in a declaration that Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan will meet with U.S. President Trump and Azerbaijani President Aliyev in Washington. The Armenian government stated that the trilateral meeting with Trump and Aliyev will "aim to promote peace, prosperity, and economic cooperation in the region." The declaration mentioned that Pashinyan, who will visit Washington from August 7 to 8, will also hold a bilateral meeting with Trump.

On August 6, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump stated he would not block Israel's potential plans to take over Gaza. On Tuesday, when asked about reports regarding Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's decision to occupy the entire Palestinian enclave, Trump said his focus is on "getting food to the people of Gaza." "As for the rest, I really can't say. It will largely depend on Israel," Trump told reporters.

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Jin10 reported on August 5 that Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar stated on the 5th that the border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand has not been completely resolved. If both countries make a request, Malaysia is willing to coordinate the deployment of a monitoring team at the Cambodia-Thailand border to help ease tensions.

On August 5, Jin10 reported that Israeli media stated that Prime Minister Netanyahu told cabinet ministers that despite opposition within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), he would seek cabinet support for a plan of "comprehensive occupation of the Gaza Strip." It is reported that several ministers indicated that Netanyahu used the term "occupation of the Gaza Strip" in private discussions to describe his vision for expanding military operations in Gaza—this statement marks a significant change in tone, indicating that the government is preparing to discuss the future direction of the Gaza campaign.

Jin10 news August 4, according to the International Information Agency citing Kremlin sources, Russian President Putin had a phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on the 4th. Previously, according to a statement released by the Russian Kremlin on July 28, Russian President Putin had a phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. During the conversation, both parties discussed the situation in the Middle East, and the Russian side reiterated its consistent position advocating for a peaceful resolution to the existing problems and conflicts in the region.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated that the trade protocol reached between the United States and Japan is a "win-win," but there are challenges in implementing the terms. Economy Minister Akizawa Ryozo acknowledged that the protocol lacks written documentation, emphasizing that written materials can help with implementation, reflecting the ongoing uncertainties in global trade.

Jin10 Data reported on August 3rd that on Sunday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif during his visit to Pakistan. The Iranian government's official website quoted the president as saying: "Both sides are making great efforts to deepen relations and expand cooperation at all levels and in various fields. I firmly believe that we can more easily and quickly raise the bilateral trade volume from the current 3 billion dollars to the expected target of 10 billion dollars."

Jin10 Data August 1st News, on August 1st local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky spoke on the phone with UK Prime Minister Starmer, focusing on topics such as strengthening Ukraine's defense, expanding sanctions against Russia, and promoting peace talks. During the call, both sides particularly emphasized the urgency of expanding drone production, especially in the area of interceptors, and stated that they would work together to find specific solutions to address funding needs. The two sides also discussed sanctions against Russia.

Jin10 reported on August 1 that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with U.S. Middle East envoy Wittekin, who was visiting, on July 31. Israeli media subsequently reported that the Israeli side believes that the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza are on the brink of collapse and is considering expanding military operations to achieve the "demilitarization" of the Gaza Strip.

Jin10 reported on August 1 that on July 31 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that Canada’s stance on Palestine would not affect the achievement of a tariff agreement, and Canada must "pay a fair tax rate." On July 30 local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated that if the West Bank governing body meets certain conditions, Canada will announce recognition of the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly scheduled for September this year.

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UK Prime Minister Starmer will hold a cabinet meeting to discuss the situation in Gaza and the peace plan, calling for the recognition of the State of Palestine to exert pressure on Israel. The Foreign Secretary will attend the United Nations meeting to promote a two-state solution.

Jin10 data reported on July 29, local time, that Polish Prime Minister Tusk posted on social media stating that the United States is imposing tariffs on EU goods, and Poland may lose about 8 billion zlotys (approximately 2.2 billion USD) as a result. Tusk emphasized that this tariff policy will make both sides of the Atlantic "bear the brunt", and although the difficult trade agreement reached between the US and Europe is better than a meaningless tariff war, this is "certainly not a cause for celebration."

On July 28, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump again called for the Fed to cut interest rates on Monday, stating that it would help boost the U.S. economy. After meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, Trump said regarding Fed Chairman Powell's interest rate stance, "I think he has to do it."

Jin10 reported on July 28 that on July 28 local time, U.S. President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer met in Scotland. Trump stated that a ceasefire in Gaza is possible. While speaking alongside Starmer, Trump mentioned that he had spoken with Israeli officials and informed them that different approaches may be necessary. Trump also stated that the EU will provide more aid to Gaza and plans to ask Starmer for assistance.

Jin10 data July 28 news, US President Trump stated on Monday that he is shortening the deadline for Russia to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine to less than 50 days, expressing his disappointment with Russian President Putin. "I am disappointed with President Putin," he said before meeting UK Prime Minister Starmer in Scotland. "I want to shorten the 50 days I gave him to a shorter time." He did not provide a new deadline.

Jin10 Data, July 28 - On July 28 local time, the Prime Minister of Malaysia stated that Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to a ceasefire, which will take effect at midnight (local time 24:00 on the 28th). On the same day, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet confirmed that both sides will cease fire starting from midnight. Thailand's acting Prime Minister Puttipong also confirmed that both sides have reached an agreement on the ceasefire.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reiterated in a speech the policy of allowing humanitarian supplies into Gaza, and accused the United Nations of misleading propaganda. He stated that Israel will eliminate Hamas, rescue captives, and plans to achieve its war goals through military and diplomatic means, striving for a comprehensive victory.

Jin10 Data reported on July 27, local time on the 27th, that the Thai government confirmed that acting Prime Minister Puththipong will lead a negotiation team to participate in the meeting on July 28 in Malaysia to discuss the Thailand-Cambodia conflict. A spokesperson for the Thai government stated that the Thai government has officially received an invitation from Malaysia's Yang di-Pertuan Agong Ibrahim to attend the consultative meeting aimed at promoting regional peace. The meeting is scheduled to be held on the afternoon of July 28 at the Prime Minister's Office in Kuala Lumpur. The Thai delegation will be led by acting Prime Minister Puththipong.

Jin10 reported on July 27 that Australian Prime Minister Albanese stated on the 27th that Israel's actions to block aid supplies from entering the Gaza Strip "clearly" violate international law, and are against humanity and morals, something that everyone can see. Albanese also mentioned that Australia does not intend to recognize the State of Palestine immediately, stating that the "two-state solution" requires "arrangements for the reconstruction of Gaza and the West Bank, and needs to address the settlement issue."

On July 26, Jin10 reported that Finland has encountered its first credit rating downgrade in nearly a decade due to the government's failure to control the continuously expanding debt levels. Fitch Ratings announced on Friday evening that it has downgraded Finland's long-term sovereign credit rating from AA+ to AA, the lowest among the three major rating agencies. "The level of government debt in Finland remains high and continues to rise. We expect a lack of sufficient fiscal consolidation measures in the medium term to stabilize the debt levels," Fitch pointed out in its statement. Finnish Prime Minister Orpo's government is attempting to repair the long-standing fiscal situation plagued by deficits. Since 2009, Finland's public finances have recorded deficits for several consecutive years. The current government has set a target to stabilize the debt-to-GDP ratio by 2027. The fundamental issue troubling the Finnish economy is that the transformation of its export-oriented industrial structure is still incomplete. Successive governments have failed to effectively cut spending to address the fiscal gap brought about by declining revenues from core industries.

Jin10 data reported on July 26 that Rwanda's new Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva and the new cabinet members were sworn in on the 25th in the capital Kigali. President Kagame presided over the inauguration ceremony. On July 23, Kagame dismissed Prime Minister Ngirente and appointed Nsengiyumva as the new Prime Minister. According to the Rwandan constitution, with the appointment of the new Prime Minister, the process of forming the new cabinet is also initiated, and the new cabinet members must be confirmed within 15 days.