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Global logistics real estate giant Prologis, through its subsidiary Prologis LP, has filed documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, planning to issue notes denominated in Canadian dollars.
The specific scale of this issuance has not yet been disclosed in public documents, and the market will closely monitor the follow-up details of this financing arrangement. As a leading enterprise in the industrial logistics real estate sector, Prologis' issuance of Canadian dollar notes this time may provide funding support for its asset expansion in the Canadian market.
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U.S. Department of Energy: Global Strategic Petroleum Reserves Will Reach 2.5 Billion Barrels by the End of 2025
EIA stated that as of December 2025, the three countries with the largest strategic petroleum reserves are China, the United States, and Japan. Other significant strategic reserve holders include OECD member countries in Europe, as well as some countries in the Middle East and Asia. As of the end of last year, the United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve held 413 million barrels, and as of April 10, approximately 409 million barrels. The total crude oil storage capacity of the United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve is 714 million barrels. In addition, the United States also possesses over 400 million barrels of commercial crude oil inventories. Expand
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Leak of Wash’s Testimony Sparks Controversy; Analyst: This Is Already Misconduct for Positions Requiring Strict Information Control
```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 21 that the U.S. Senate Banking Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for Walsh’s nomination at 10:00 a.m. ET on Tuesday (22:00 Beijing time on Tuesday). Forex analyst Adam Button said that Walsh has remained particularly low-profile since being nominated, meaning tomorrow will be the public’s first real opportunity to understand his stance. The market is already familiar with Walsh prior to his nomination, and his record suggests a hawkish leaning. His dovish inclination lies in his belief that productivity is about to soar, so interest rates should be lowered. This happens to align with Trump’s wishes. Senators will note this, and Walsh will face questioning. According to Politico’s report, at the very least, he will go through the motions. I’m not sure if anyone will trust what he is going to say, but once Trump drops his investigation into Powell, Walsh’s confirmation is pretty much a foregone conclusion. Tomorrow is the hearing, not the vote. What worries me is that his testimony was actually leaked to Politico—which is pretty bad behavior for a role requiring strict information control. For the forex market and interest rates, only one issue really matters: independence. Will Walsh defend it, dodge it, or simply follow orders? How tough will he act? Can he convince people without saying something that leads to Trump withdrawing the nomination? Considering all the drama surrounding Iran, this hearing won’t be as attention-grabbing as usual.```
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