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The U.S. Department of Commerce is soliciting proposals for the “U.S. Artificial Intelligence Export Plan” for the first time.

Republican leaders in the U.S. Congress said they will push for the passage of relevant bills through a separate legislative process to provide adequate funding support for homeland security projects this year and over the next three years.

According to Punchbowl: The U.S. Senate Republicans plan to try to pass a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security on Thursday, local time.

The U.S. Department of Defense: Approved the sale of "Guided Multiple Warhead Launch System" - replacement warheads and related equipment to Singapore, with an estimated transaction value of US$83.14 million.

U.S. House Speaker Johnson and Senate Republican Leader Thune announced a plan to move forward to fund the Department of Homeland Security.

According to Axios: The United States is soliciting relevant proposals to assist companies in packaging and promoting full-stack artificial intelligence systems to the global market.

Market News: Stellantis (STLA.N) is in talks to produce Chinese electric vehicles at an idle factory in Canada.

According to the New York Times: The United States is doubling the size of its fleet of A-10 attack aircraft sent to the Middle East.

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Whitaker: We believe Iran can choose a way out.

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Whitaker: Obviously we are talking to the right people in Iran.

U.S. Ambassador to NATO Whitaker: Trump hopes NATO can serve the United States.

According to the British Financial Times: US President Trump has threatened to stop providing weapons to Ukraine unless Europe joins the Strait of Hormuz Alliance.

Bank of Canada minutes: Rising oil prices will push inflation above the 2% target in a sluggish economy.

Bank of Canada Minutes: Officials will rely on judgment more than usual.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: Officials agreed that policy flexibility should be maintained in dealing with the consequences of war.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: You can wait and see for a while to observe the development of the situation in Iran and its impact on the economic outlook.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: After a surge in inflation in 2022, public perception of inflation remains high, and gasoline prices have a significant impact on household assessments of inflation expectations.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: Officials cannot ignore trade-related risks facing the economy.

Minutes of the Bank of Canada meeting: Given that the inflation rate is close to the target level and core indicators show that inflationary pressure is limited, the Governing Council believes that it has certain policy flexibility.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: The Governing Council believes that economic growth faces downside risks in the short term, while oil price shocks pose additional upward risks to inflation.