President Biden Urges Democrats to Stop Demanding Resignation
There are continuing concerns within the Democratic Party due to the support of Congressman Bernie Sanders. Overnight, various issues caught the attention of foreign news outlets. Particularly, President Joe Biden’s public letter to the Democratic Party urging them to stop demanding his resignation garnered attention. In relation to this, Congressman Bernie Sanders publicly expressed his support for President Biden, providing him with strength. While concerns persist within the Democratic Party, President Biden firmly stated his determination to win the election and defeat Trump.
President Biden criticized discussions within the Democratic Party about replacing candidates as being anti-democratic, emphasizing that such discussions only benefit Trump and leave scars on the Democratic Party. Amidst such circumstances, a NATO summit will be held, providing an opportunity to ascertain President Biden’s presence. Additionally, news of a large-scale Russian airstrike on Ukraine emerged. According to President Zelensky, over 40 missiles were fired, resulting in at least 31 deaths and 154 injuries.
In the economic sector, Britain’s new Chancellor of the Exchequer emphasized activating the construction of homes and infrastructure in his first speech. Germany recorded a trade surplus of 24.9 billion euros, and Microsoft made decisions regarding security issues, instructing its Chinese employees to use iPhones.
In relation to the Boeing 737 MAX crash, Boeing agreed to pay a fine of 674 billion won. This decision is related to Boeing’s commitment to invest approximately 630 billion won in strengthening safety programs. Through this agreement, Boeing is likely to receive assurances that they will not face disadvantages in defense-related government contracts despite admitting guilt.
In tomorrow’s market, attention should be paid to speeches by Senate speakers and Federal Reserve Board members, as well as consumer confidence indices. Analysis of foreign funds entering the domestic market is also expected to continue.
This is an article by Kim Yerim, a foreign press caster. Please confirm for precise and accurate information.