The Stock Information published a Sunday news review, which referred to a warning about data leaks and recommended that people secure their PESEL number. The account reported that the US debt exceeded 100 percent of GDP for the first time since World War II, and Latino voters were said to have determined the outcome of the elections in the United States. According to the post, Donald Trump promised $5,000 to every US resident if his party wins. Among other reports, the account mentioned Houthi attacks on Riyadh and oil bases, ongoing for 24 hours, and the Financial Times' assessment that the Houthis already have regular army structures. It also noted that Iran is allowing some tankers to pass while the US will not lift sanctions on Iran. The Financial Times further assessed that diesel problems would last at least a year. The Stock Information reported that Beijing suspended the construction of battery factories, while Canada and the EU exchanged fuels and planned to construct underwater cables. According to the post, the IMF estimated the budget gap in Kiev at $54 billion. The account also stated that the migration of the Warsaw Stock Exchange to WATS had been completed, and the system was expected to be launched the next day. The review also included reports of 5,000 arrests in France related to school riots, which, according to the post, continued into the weekend. The account informed that 50,000 people protested in Madrid due to the housing crisis and stated that Tesla's robotaxis did not detect animals at night. On the occasion of Animal Day, it recalled the old testing of cosmetics on animals and jokingly noted that today influencers might serve as an alternative. #Świat #Informacje #Aktualności (translated)
