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US Secretary of Defense Hegseth: Met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu earlier today.
According to Iran's Press TV on the 30th, explosions were heard in multiple locations in southern Iran. (Xinhua News Agency)
The balance of margin financing in the two markets decreased by 25.548 billion yuan.
Explosions have occurred near Iran's Kish Island, Qeshm Island, and Abu Musa Island.
Trump met with Saudi Defense Minister on Wednesday. (AXIOS)
South Korea's KOSPI index fell more than 2%.
Wang Qingxian, Governor of Anhui Province, held a working meeting with Liu Guiqing, General Manager of China Telecom Group.
LG Energy Solution Q2 operating profit 113.3 billion KRW, sales 7.56 trillion KRW.
U.S. Central Command: U.S. forces began strikes against Iran at 8:00 PM Eastern Time. These strikes are in response to Iran's attempted attack on U.S. forces stationed in the Middle East yesterday...
JPMorgan Chase has moved forward its expectation for a Federal Reserve rate hike to December.
Agricultural Development Bank of China issued a 1-year bond with a scale of 7 billion yuan, an issuance rate of 0.0000%, expected 0.0000%, and a bid-to-cover ratio of 1.00 times,...
S&P 500 index futures expanded gains to 0.5%.
CICC: China's tungsten industry leader is expected to see both volume and price increases.
CICC: The Fed's inaction exacerbates market risks
Huatai Securities: August battery production increased month-on-month, optimistic about this round of lithium battery price increase cycle
Nikkei 225 recovers earlier losses, turning to a 0.4% gain.
South Korea's KOSPI index fell 1.2% at the open.
Bank of Korea: Will continue to closely monitor financial markets and risks.
South Korea's KOSPI index opened 0.3% higher, while Japan's Nikkei 225 index opened 0.25% lower.
China is about to issue or is currently issuing local government bonds.
China is about to issue or is currently issuing government bonds and policy financial bonds.
Qatar ships first batch of liquefied natural gas through the Strait of Hormuz in three weeks.
Samsung Electronics expects chip demand to remain strong in the second half of the year.
Japan net buying of foreign bonds for the week of July 24: -811.4 billion yen, previous value: -714.4 billion yen.
Japan Foreign Net Buying of Japanese Bonds for the week of July 24: -1513.9 billion yen, previous value: -185.1 billion yen.
Japan net purchased foreign stocks worth 320.2 billion yen in the week ending July 24, compared to the previous value of -121.3 billion yen.
Japan Foreign Net Buying of Japanese Stocks for the week of July 24: 912.1 billion yen, previous value -79.6 billion yen.
[Samsung Electronics' Q2 Net Profit Exceeds Estimates] Samsung Electronics' second-quarter net profit was 71.27 trillion won, compared to an estimate of 68.36 trillion won...
Japanese optics and photographic lens manufacturer Tamron has received a non-binding acquisition offer from Sony.
The number of "double-base" funds has sharply decreased, widening the gap among high-performing funds.
Wall Street Breakfast | July 30, 2026
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Energy pipelines are expected to stay away from the Strait of Hormuz.
Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Hunter: Inflation must be brought down; this is really important. Long-term inflation expectations cannot be allowed to become unanchored.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Iran issue options: This is Trump's decision.
Trump: We have dealt a heavy blow to Iran, and we will soon completely resolve the Iran issue.
The U.S. military is conducting airstrikes inside Iran. (AXIOS)
Budweiser APAC's second-quarter net profit was $247 million, compared to an estimate of $183.8 million.
Hong Kong Monetary Authority keeps the base rate unchanged at 4%.
Securities Daily Front Page Article: State-owned Capital Steps in Timely to Provide Support, Series of Market-Stabilizing Measures Safeguard A-Shares' Steady and Positive Development
According to South Korean media reports: Bill Gates will visit South Korea to discuss cooperation on SMR nuclear reactors.
Industry insiders: Multiple factors causing fluctuations, gold prices may mainly experience volatility in the short term.
Migration of Wealth Management Business in Small and Medium-Sized Banks: Accelerated Clearance of Proprietary Products, Agency Distribution Becomes the Main Track for Transformation
Nasen Intelligent Technology plans to raise up to HK$644 million in its Hong Kong IPO.
Reserve Bank of Australia Assistant Governor Hunter: The unexpected decline in CPI stems from fuel and travel.
The ETF market is warming up, with significant capital inflows into the semiconductor materials and equipment sector.
Multiple strong explosions have been heard in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine.
Meta Analyst Conference Call Key Takeaways
Value-oriented fund managers stay true to their principles, "unwavering in the face of short-term pressure."
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Supply-demand pattern remains tight, optical communication industry chain sees widespread positive performance forecasts for the first half of the year.
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