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Hungarian Prime Minister Majol: A Hungarian Griffin fighter jet crashed near the town of Solnok, but the pilot successfully ejected.Anthropic: Previously, there were errors in requests for CLAUDE MYTHOS 5, CLAUDE FABLE 5, CLAUDE OPUS 5, and CLAUDE OPUS 4.8. All systems are now back to normal.On August 24, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy spoke publicly for the first time about why he had fallen out with former Defense Minister Mikhailova Fedorov, saying that erroneous information provided by the Ministry of Defense made him "embarrassed" in front of US President Donald Trump. Zelenskyy abruptly dismissed Fedorov in July. On August 22, Zelenskyy held a press conference lasting about two hours, and the transcript of the meeting was released on August 23. In the conference, he addressed Fedorovs dismissal and discussed the differences between the two. Zelenskyy said that he had always had a "very positive attitude" towards Fedorov, but Fedorov "went down the wrong path, or was pushed onto the wrong path."On August 24th, Derek Halpenny, a strategist at MUFG, stated in a report that the dollar faces downside risks ahead of U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenters speech and the Federal Reserves Jackson Hole symposium. Following the Treasurys announcement last week of an increase in long-term bond repurchase operations, Bessenter is likely to release information later regarding fiscal consolidation plans. Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh is scheduled to speak in Jackson Hole on Friday. Halpenny indicated that Warsh is likely to continue to release relatively few signals about future policy, "and if credible fiscal consolidation measures are not announced by then, the long-term bond market could be particularly impacted."On August 24th, the Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Statistics released data on Guangzhous economic performance from January to July 2026. From January to July, the citys fixed asset investment increased by 2.1% year-on-year. By sector, industrial investment increased by 4.2%, with industrial technological upgrading investment increasing by 13.7%; infrastructure investment decreased by 5.3%, but investment in key transportation projects saw rapid growth, with water transport and road transport investments increasing by 51.2% and 11.6% respectively; real estate development investment decreased by 6.4%. Large-scale equipment renewal policies have yielded significant results, with equipment and tooling investment growing well by 8.0%. Investment in new industrial sectors accelerated, with high-tech manufacturing investment increasing by 28.6%, including a 33.4% increase in investment in electronic and communication equipment manufacturing. Private investment remained vibrant, increasing by 9.8% year-on-year, with private industrial investment growing by 23.2%.
