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Hungarian Prime Minister Majol: Hungary is considering several options for introducing a wealth tax.On June 11th, MHA economic advisor Joe Nellis stated that despite widespread concerns about sluggish economic growth, policymakers are making a wise decision to act decisively to curb inflation, given the European Central Banks (ECB) expected interest rate hike on Thursday. He pointed out that the ECB has faced criticism for its slow response in 2022-2023, leading to inflation exceeding 10%. "Although economic growth in the region remains weak, the ECB is demonstrating its readiness to act," Nellis noted. On the positive side, higher interest rates could attract foreign investment, strengthening the euro and putting downward pressure on prices, although this cannot fully offset the costs to economic growth.Tencent Holdings (00700.HK): On June 11, it spent approximately HK$500 million to repurchase shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.On June 11th, JD.com officially released its Agent Autonomous Payment Protocol (A2P2). This is the first protocol in China specifically designed for agent autonomous payments, aiming to allow users to spend money with AI with ease and confidence, while ensuring that every transaction is traceable and auditable. This means that your agent will no longer simply add items to your shopping cart and wait for you to pay, but will truly possess the ability to autonomously complete payments within the constraints of established rules. In the future, agent autonomous payments will play an increasingly important role in supply chain flows and daily consumption scenarios. JD.coms A2P2 protocol fills the most critical trust gap in the payment field of the intelligent economy era, providing a secure, compliant, and regulatory payment infrastructure for hundreds of millions of agent applications in the future.The Indian government reported that fuel sales in May fell 6.5% year-on-year to 19.93 million metric tons. Diesel sales rose 1.6% year-on-year, while gasoline sales increased 3.4% year-on-year.
