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  1. Goldman Sachs: Brent Crude to Trade in the $80–$90 Range
  2. Samsung Retail Shareholders Launch Petition for Extraordinary General Meeting, Demanding Over KRW 3 Trillion Buyback and Executive Bonus Caps
  3. China Releases Mandatory National Standards for Autonomous Driving, Effective July 2027
  4. Citi: European Equities Lead Global Risk Appetite Amid AI Concerns
  5. Barclays: Implied Valuation Multiples for US AI Stocks Declined 17% on Average Within One Month
  6. HSBC: Samsung Electronics' Stock Has Erased Its Long-Term AI Premium
  7. Global Risk Hard to Price, Bond Funds Pivot to Europe
  8. Apple's Annual Sales in India Surpass $10 Billion for the First Time
  9. Tesla Robotaxi Expansion Hits Roadblocks as FSD Faces Setbacks in European Approval
  10. Huawei Scientist Warns Nvidia's Chip Computing Power Expansion Will Hit Physical Limits
  11. Citi Bullish on Semiconductor Equipment Stocks, Adds Applied Materials to Catalyst Watch
  12. Rio Tinto Abandons Plans to Restart Glencore Takeover Bid
  13. Sigmaintell: Global Semiconductor Sales Expected to Exceed $1.5 Trillion in 2026
  14. SoftBank Q2 Earnings: AI Investment Funding Chain Under Pressure
  15. BP Q2 Profit Surges 144% YoY, Divests U.S. Biogas Business
  16. Korean Stocks Drop 1.5% as Asia-Pacific Tech Sector Under Pressure
  17. Former BOJ Official: If Yen Falls Further, U.S. and Japan Will Jointly Intervene Again
  18. Apple Files for Temporary Restraining Order to Block OpenAI from Using Its Trade Secrets
  19. Saudi Aramco Q2 Net Profit Surges 33%; Hormuz Blockade Threat Pushes Oil Prices Higher
  20. Toyota Raises Full-Year Operating Profit Guidance to ¥3.4 Trillion and Announces ¥1 Trillion Buyback
  21. Alibaba Launches Qwen3.8-Max as DeepSeek's Low Pricing Intensifies China's AI Competition
  22. Chinese Capital Buying the Dip Supports Gold Holding Above $4,000
  23. SK Hynix and SanDisk Release First HBF Standard Specification; Google Joins the Ecosystem
  24. HP, ASUS, and Acer Begin Adopting CXMT DRAM Chips
  25. Claude Fable 5 Tops AI Coding Benchmark with 64% Success Rate
  26. Shein Targets $30-40 Billion Valuation for Hong Kong IPO
  27. HK Stocks Midday: Hang Seng Index Falls 0.49% as Optical Communication Sector Surges Against the Trend
  28. Big Pharma Brewing $400 Billion Mega-Merger
  29. RMB-Denominated Commodity Pricing: Iron Ore Leads the Way, Oil Is Hard to Replicate
  30. CXMT Plans to Build Second DRAM Wafer Fab in Beijing
  31. Contradictory Signals in US-Iran Negotiations as Ship Attacked Near Strait of Hormuz
  32. Morgan Stanley: 2027 Global Cloud Capex Consensus of $1.2 Trillion Still Too Low
  33. Eli Lilly Expands Expanded Access for Next-Gen Weight Loss Drug, Plans FDA Submission by 2027
  34. Yen Linked to U.S. Stocks: Capital Repatriation Risk Emerges
  35. Yen's 155 Level Becomes Critical Test for Intervention Success or Failure
  36. Prediction Markets Bet July NFP Will Miss Expectations; AI Sector Faces Critical Test
  37. Semiconductor Supply Chain Under Dual Pressure from Raw Material Price Hikes and FOUP Shortages
  38. Chinese Automakers' In-House Chip Development Reshapes Supply Chain, but Regulatory and Manufacturing Dependencies Remain
  39. Zhipu Surges Over 8% as Next-Gen Model GLM-5.3 Allegedly Leaked Ahead of Schedule
  40. China's A-Share Three Major Indices Open Higher Collectively
  41. HSBC Holdings Faces Earnings Test After Share Price Hits All-Time High
  42. WuXi AppTec Reports Interim Net Profit of 11.08 Billion Yuan, Up 33.7% YoY
  43. Top Three Memory Makers' 2027 Capacity Already Sold Out
  44. US Stocks After Hours: Palantir Surges 10%, CRSP, FANG and Others in Focus
  45. YMTC Denies All Core Patents Invalidated; Litigation with Micron Advances Across Multiple Jurisdictions
  46. China's MIIT Revises Used EV Battery Management Rules, Whitelist Companies Cut by 70%
  47. South Korea's July CPI Rises 2.8% YoY, Below Expectations; Central Bank's Rate Hike Path Remains Divided
  48. CITIC Securities: North American Big Four Cloud Providers Raise 2026 Capex Guidance to $720 Billion
  49. Gold Trades in Narrow Range as Citi Forecasts Rise to $4,500 in Q4
  50. EA Quarterly Bookings Miss Expectations; Saudi Acquisition Receives EU Approval
  51. Chinese Brokerages: A-Share Tech & Chip Sector Pullback Is Merely a Correction, Not Deleveraging
  52. Citadel Securities: Retail Speculation Cools, but U.S. Stock Rally Logic Remains Intact
  53. Tech Giants' Unrealized AI Equity Gains Inflate S&P 500 Earnings Growth
  54. JPMorgan Raises Long-End U.S. Treasury Yield Forecasts as Wall Street Views Diverge
  55. NTT Data Plans $9 Billion Data Center Expansion in Japan
  56. Korean Companies Aggressively Expanded Short-Term Debt Before Market Turmoil
  57. ON Semiconductor Q2 Results Beat Expectations, AI Data Center Revenue Expected to Double
  58. Snap Q2 Revenue Beats Expectations, Stock Jumps 10% After Hours
  59. Apple's Incoming CEO Recalls Retired Executives to Build New Leadership Team
  60. Palantir Q2 Revenue Surges 93% YoY, Full-Year Guidance Significantly Raised
  61. Top Private Equity Funds' Positions Hit New Annual High, Electronics Sector Favored
  62. 25 U.S. States Sue Federal Government Over Latest Tariff Measures
  63. Evercore: Fed Repo Facility May Ironically Invite Markets to Test USD/JPY Intervention Resolve
  64. Deutsche Bank Maintains Year-End Gold Target at $4,600
  65. U.S. Treasury Raises Q3 Borrowing Estimate to $739 Billion
  66. Goldman Sachs: Earnings to Drive S&P 500 to New Highs This Year
  67. Apple Sues UK Government Again Over Encryption Backdoor Order
  68. AI Stock Volatility Drags Millennium Management to 2.1% Loss in July
  69. Semiconductor Index Rebound Falters, Raising Doubts About Market Leadership
  70. Citadel Securities Questions Lack of Clarity in Waller's Anti-Inflation Stance
  71. Pfizer & Merck Q2 Earnings Preview: New Growth Drivers Under Pressure as Legacy Businesses Weigh
  72. ISM Manufacturing PMI Hits 4-Year High, Inflation Pressure Exceeds Pandemic Levels
  73. Boeing 737 MAX 7 Receives FAA Type Certification
  74. AI Demand Drives Copper Prices Near Record Highs
  75. Mastercard Completes Acquisition of BVNK, Expanding Stablecoin Payment Capabilities
  76. Central Banks Stand Pat Amid Iran War Risk, Letting Bond Markets Do the Tightening
  77. Fed May Cut Annual Policy Meetings to Six
  78. Hugging Face CEO: Chinese Open-Source AI Models Already Leading, May Dominate Frontier AI by Year-End
  79. Dow and S&P 500 Approaching All-Time Closing Highs
  80. Saudi Arabia's July Oil Exports Decline as Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz Routes Face Disruptions
  81. White House Officially Confirms Voluntary AI Cybersecurity Testing Framework
  82. Citadel Securities: AI Chip Financing Debt Could Exceed $500 Billion by 2028
  83. Gold and Bitcoin Both Lag Behind the Current Market Rally
  84. Copper Floods Into the U.S. at Fastest Pace in 12 Years
  85. U.S. June Construction Spending Unexpectedly Declines 0.1%
  86. GENIUS Act Not Placed on Senate Agenda, Circle Stock Drops Over 6.8%
  87. Google DeepMind Executive: AI Capital Expenditure Bets on Recursive Self-Improvement
  88. UBS Fined $125 Million by U.S. for Anti-Money Laundering Violations
  89. U.S. July Manufacturing PMI Final Reading at 53.9, Unchanged from June
  90. Amazon Market Cap Surpasses $3 Trillion for the First Time
  91. BofA: Fed Must Hike in September or Treasuries Will Keep Falling
  92. Dow Opens at Record High as Easing U.S.-Iran Tensions Boost Stocks
  93. U.S. Treasury's Growing Reliance on Short-Term Debt Raises Short-End Rate Shock Risk
  94. Boeing Receives Rare Double Upgrade; 80% of Analysts Rate It a Buy
  95. Iran War Leaves Belgium Fully Dependent on Russian LNG in July
  96. BlackRock Launches Two Tokenized Money Market Funds Targeting Stablecoin Reserves
  97. Goldman Sachs: Global AI Actual Investment to Exceed $1 Trillion in 2026
  98. KKR Raises $19.2 Billion for Its Largest Infrastructure Fund Ever
  99. Deutsche Bank: Software Stocks Can Hedge Chip Volatility
  100. FT: ASML's Grip on Chip Manufacturing Is Weakening