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2025-07-31 Thursday

2025-08-03

09:00:37

[Japan's industrial output rebounded in June despite tariff concerns] Japan's industrial output rebounded in June, easing concerns about the impact of increased U.S. tariffs. According to data released by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry on Thursday, industrial output rose 1.7% month-on-month in June after a 0.1% decline in May. In contrast, economists surveyed by data provider Quick had previously forecast a decline of 0.7%. The government data showed that Japanese companies expect output to rise 1.8% in July and 0.8% in August. The data show that Japanese companies remain relatively strong despite facing the burden of tariffs on exports to the United States. In a trade deal announced last week, U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to impose a 15% tariff on Japanese goods, including automobiles, which is lower than the level he had previously threatened. Separate government data released on Thursday showed that retail sales rose 2.0% in June from a year earlier, indicating that consumers' willingness to spend remains firm despite inflation.

08:58:20

The Federal Reserve's late-night decision has set the world on fire! Two key figures defected, leaving Powell facing his biggest crisis of his tenure. Details>

08:53:50

[US Announces 50% Tariffs on Brazil; Brazil: US Has No Justification] On the evening of July 30th, local time, the official website of the Brazilian Presidential Palace published a statement titled "Brazil is a Sovereign and Democratic State." The statement stated that the Brazilian government believes the trade measures announced by the US government against Brazilian exports are politically motivated and have no justification. In recent years, Brazil and the US have maintained a significant trade deficit in goods and services. The US measures against Brazil are politically motivated, infringe upon Brazil's sovereignty, and undermine the long-standing historical relationship between the two countries. (CCTV)

08:46:58

The head of the Syrian regime's foreign affairs department will visit Russia for the first time and meet with the Russian Foreign Minister. According to reports from the Associated Press and TASS, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Zakharova announced on July 30th local time that Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and the head of the Syrian regime's foreign affairs department will hold talks in Moscow on the 31st. According to the Associated Press, this is the first visit to Russia by the head of the Syrian regime's foreign affairs department since the sudden change in the situation in Syria last December. Zakharova stated that the two sides plan to discuss bilateral relations and international and regional affairs. (CCTV News)

08:44:50

The Nikkei 225 index just broke through the 40900.00 mark and was last at 40903.24, up 0.61% on the day.

08:44:29

The euro has just touched the 0.9300 mark against the Swiss franc and is currently trading at 0.9300, up 0.08% on the day.

08:38:31

ANZ consumers' inflation expectations for the next two years in Australia as of the week ending July 27

Previous : 4.70 Forecast : -

Published Value 4.90

08:38:29

ANZ consumers' economic expectations for the next five years in Australia as of the week ending July 27

Previous : 89.40 Forecast : -

Published Value 90.40

08:38:28

ANZ consumers' economic expectations for the next year in Australia as of the week ending July 27

Previous : 87.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 87

08:38:27

ANZ consumers in Australia as of the week ending July 27 evaluated their current finances compared to a year ago

Previous : 83.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 84

08:38:27

ANZ consumers' expectations for the financial situation in Australia over the next year as of the week ending July 27

Previous : 94.80 Forecast : -

Published Value 92

08:38:26

Australia's ANZ consumer confidence index for the week ending July 27

Previous : 86.30 Forecast : -

Published Value 86.70

08:34:05

[Using emergency powers has become the norm, and Trump's move faces court review] According to the Wall Street Journal, since the start of his second term, US President Trump has declared in dozens of presidential documents that the United States is facing an emergency and requires him to take special actions that bypass normal government procedures. This strategy provides him with a path for unilateral action rather than the uncertain route of legislation through Congress. But these moves have triggered many lawsuits. On Thursday, Trump's practice of using tariffs to solve a series of business, political and diplomatic problems that he calls emergencies will be tried in a federal appeals court in Washington. The case is expected to eventually go to the Supreme Court; legal experts say that if Trump wins, he may ask for broad unilateral powers to regulate the economy. Samuel Bray, a law professor at the University of Chicago, said that almost all presidents are actively using executive power, but Trump "has gone further than other presidents in declaring a state of emergency."

08:30:39

Typhoon "Hypocotyledon" gradually moves away from Zhejiang, and the typhoon emergency response level has been adjusted to Level IV. Typhoon "Hypocotyledon" (tropical storm level), the eighth typhoon this year, was located in Yixing, Jiangsu Province at 7:00 on July 31, and is gradually moving away from Zhejiang Province. Its impact on Zhejiang has significantly weakened. The water level in the rivers of Ningbo, Yuyao and other places peaked last night and continued to fall. The flood situation in Zhejiang Province is generally stable. According to the "Zhejiang Province Flood Control, Typhoon and Drought Relief Emergency Plan", the Zhejiang Provincial Flood Control Headquarters decided to adjust the typhoon emergency response level to Level IV at 8:00 on July 31.

08:19:40

[Media: EU Countries Have Applied for Arms Loans to Help Kyiv Purchase Weapons] Politico, citing sources, reported that several EU countries have applied for loans under a new arms procurement mechanism and plan to use the funds to jointly purchase weapons for Ukraine. European Commission spokesman Thomas Reinier stated on July 29 that Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Spain, Finland, Hungary, and Lithuania have formally applied for loans under the new arms procurement mechanism. He added that approximately 20 EU countries are expected to apply. The report stated, "Ukraine's key European allies plan to request tens of billions of euros in loans from the EU to jointly purchase weapons... and strengthen their own defense capabilities." Sources stated that France may also apply, while Germany, Sweden, and the Netherlands are expected to decline. Sources stated that Belgium will apply for loans of 7 to 11 billion euros under the program, while Austria and Italy are reluctant to apply due to concerns about increasing existing debt. Furthermore, according to an unnamed Ukrainian diplomat, EU countries are also exploring the possibility of purchasing weapons directly from Ukrainian companies through the SAFE instrument.

08:13:06

Fitch Ratings: Trade tensions will curb leveraged lending; industry forecasts downgraded, high-yield bonds surge

08:12:44

Tokyo Electric Power Co. said it was still assessing costs related to decommissioning the Fukushima nuclear power plant, after Nikkei reported the company would book a special loss of about 900 billion yen.

08:12:16

The Nikkei 225 index just broke through the 40800.00 mark and was last at 40816.06, up 0.40% on the day.

08:10:11

[Li Tao, Deputy Director of the National Healthcare Security Administration, meets with the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation] According to the National Healthcare Security Administration, on July 28, Li Tao, Deputy Director of the National Healthcare Security Administration, met with the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) in Beijing. The two sides had in-depth exchanges on the support of medical insurance for the development of innovative drugs. Li Tao said that in the next step, the National Healthcare Security Administration will continue to implement relevant policy measures and increase its openness to help the development of medical institutions, medical technology progress, drug innovation and improvement, and industrial transformation and upgrading. Domestic and foreign investment institutions are welcome to pay attention to China's innovative drugs, invest in China's innovative drugs, pay attention to health, and invest in health. The Singapore Government Investment Corporation stated that the international competitiveness of China's innovative drug companies is increasing, and the policy signals of China's National Healthcare Security Administration and other government departments to support the high-quality development of innovative drugs are clear and unambiguous. The market has good expectations for the development of China's innovative drug industry. It is hoped that communication and exchanges with China's National Healthcare Security Administration and other departments will continue to be strengthened in the future.

08:05:19

South Korea's opposition says it made significant concessions in U.S. trade deal

08:04:58

Trump holds talks with Mexican president as tariff deadline approaches, according to Bloomberg

08:04:15

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose 0.99% to 4.367.

08:02:22

[Market Analysis: Powell Shows Commitment to Inflation Control, Resisting White House Pressure and Internal Dissent] Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell resisted pressure from the White House, overruling two dissenting officials who called for an interest rate cut, insisting the central bank must remain vigilant to inflation risks. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted on Wednesday to keep interest rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive time, marking the first time in more than 30 years that two Fed governors dissented. In a press conference following the Fed's decision, Powell emphasized that the Fed is well prepared given the ongoing uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariffs and their economic impact. His comments struck a careful balance, tempering expectations for a September rate cut while not completely ruling it out. The Fed chairman noted several economic reports, including two months of employment and inflation data, ahead of the September meeting. "We will consider that information, along with any other information we have available, in our September meeting," he said. Investors, eager for a sign of a possible rate cut at the Fed's next meeting, reacted to Powell's comments by selling U.S. Treasuries and sending the dollar to its highest level since May. The S&P 500 index fell. Interest rate futures show that traders believe the probability of a September rate cut has dropped to around 40% from around 60% before the Fed's decision.

08:00:44

South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister: Will closely monitor financial markets

08:00:40

RBA Deputy Governor: If unemployment rises sharply, we will have to respond, but this is not our core forecast

08:00:15

The Nikkei 225 index opened at 40,693.00 points in the morning, up 0.09%.

07:59:32

Preliminary estimate of Japan's unadjusted annual rate of industrial output for June

Previous : -2.40% Forecast : 1.30%

日元

Published Value 2.20%

07:58:49

Retail sales in Japan in June

Previous : 12.80 Forecast : -

Published Value 12.97

07:56:11

Japan bought foreign bonds for the week ending July 25

Previous : 16413 Forecast : -

Published Value -3316

07:56:10

Foreign capital bought Japanese stocks in the week ending July 25

Previous : 5719 Forecast : -

Published Value 7433

07:55:58

Gold trading reminder: Powell's words shook the market, and the price of gold plummeted. Pay attention to the 100-day moving average support. Details>

07:55:35

Japan's seasonally adjusted retail sales monthly rate for June

Previous : -0.20% Forecast : 0.80%

Published Value 1%

07:55:15

Japan bought foreign bonds for the week ending July 25

Previous : 16413 Forecast : -

Published Value -3316

07:54:53

Foreign capital bought Japanese stocks in the week ending July 25

Previous : 5719 Forecast : -

Published Value 2063

07:54:03

Annual rate of sales of large retail enterprises in Japan in June

Previous : 2% Forecast : -

Published Value 1%

07:53:44

Preliminary reading of the month-on-month rate of inventory shipments in Japan in June

Previous : -1.10% Forecast : -

Published Value -0.80%

07:53:44

Preliminary monthly shipment rate for Japan in June

Previous : 2.40% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.80%

07:52:57

Preliminary reading of Japan's inventory monthly rate for June

Previous : -1.80% Forecast : -

Published Value -0.40%

07:52:30

Preliminary estimate of Japan's unadjusted annual rate of industrial output for June

Previous : -2.40% Forecast : 1.30%

Published Value 4%

07:51:11

Japan bought foreign stocks for the week ending July 25

Previous : 2965 Forecast : -

Published Value 2063

07:51:10

Foreign capital bought Japanese government bonds in Japan for the week ending July 25

Previous : -9907 Forecast : -

Published Value -1846

07:50:22

Preliminary estimate of Japan's seasonally adjusted industrial output monthly rate for June

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : -0.60%

日元

Published Value 1.70%

07:50:13

Estimate of Japan's industrial production month-on-month rate for the next two months in July

Previous : -0.70% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.80%

07:50:09

Estimate of Japan's industrial production month-on-month rate for the next month in July

Previous : 0.30% Forecast : -

Published Value 1.80%

07:50:07

Preliminary estimate of Japan's seasonally adjusted industrial output monthly rate for June

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : -0.60%

日元

Published Value 1.70%

07:50:05

Japan's unadjusted year-on-year rate of retail sales in June

Previous : 2.20% Forecast : 1.80%

日元

Published Value 2%

07:47:31

[The United States imposes the largest sanctions on Iran since 2018] The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control announced on the 30th that it would impose sanctions on the shipping network controlled by Iranian businessman Mohammad Hussein Shamkhani, involving more than 50 entities and individuals and more than 50 oil tankers and container ships. This is the largest sanctions imposed by the U.S. government since the "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran in 2018. On the same day, the U.S. State Department also announced that it would add 20 entities involved in the trade and transportation of Iranian oil and petrochemical products to the sanctions list and list 10 ships as frozen assets.

07:45:22

Deputy Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia: The labor market is still close to full employment, consumer spending is expected to recover further, and consumer confidence is quite weak

07:41:16

Brazilian government: US government interference in Brazilian justice is unacceptable

07:38:09

South Korean Presidential Office: Existing investment plans of South Korean companies will become part of the investment funds

07:35:42

RBA Deputy Chairman: Unemployment figures are in line with our forecasts and the unemployment rate remains low

07:35:09

South Korea's presidential office: Steel and aluminum tariffs not discussed

07:34:50

The Deputy Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia stated: "The full impact of tariffs has not yet emerged. This will be a real tax increase for the United States. Our forecast is based on a gradual decline in interest rates to 3.2%. The neutral interest rate model gives a completely different answer and will not affect policy decisions."

07:34:12

The Deputy Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia said: The trimmed mean is completely consistent with our forecast. We welcome the new round of complete monthly CPI data and will compare the monthly reduction with the quarterly reduction. The United States has threatened to impose the most severe tariffs, but has not yet taken retaliatory action.

07:29:05

RBA Deputy Governor: Welcome the new full monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) series

07:28:27

South Korea's presidential office said the liquefied natural gas (LNG) import deal would mean a "slight" shift in imports from the Middle East to the United States.

07:26:07

July 31st Financial Breakfast: The Federal Reserve maintains interest rates and downplays rate cut expectations, limiting gold price gains. Trump will impose a 50% tariff on semi-finished copper starting in August. Details>

07:25:10

Deputy Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia: Yesterday's CPI data was very welcome, and the revised mean was consistent with our forecast

07:24:20

South Korea's presidential office said the United States proposed setting up a $200 billion fund similar to Japan's for semiconductors, nuclear energy and biotechnology.

07:23:07

U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick: South Korea will be treated no worse than other countries in the semiconductor and pharmaceutical sectors

07:22:36

The U.S. Surface Transportation Board said it has received a notice of intent to merge Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern.

07:22:21

South Korea's presidential office said the purchase of artificial intelligence chips is not part of the deal. South Korea's reciprocal tariff and auto tariff rates will be set at 15%. South Korea agreed to purchase $100 billion worth of liquefied natural gas. Steel, aluminum, and copper were not included and their status remains unchanged. Direct investment will be lower. South Korea will be treated no worse than other countries in the semiconductor and pharmaceutical sectors. The online platform law was not included in the trade agreement.

07:22:01

Spot gold just broke through the $3,280.00/ounce mark and was last trading at $3,280.01/ounce, up 0.16% on the day. The main COMEX gold futures contract was last trading at $3,330.80/ounce, down 0.66% on the day.

07:17:40

USD/CNH just broke through the 7.2100 yuan mark, and was last at 7.2104 yuan, down 0.01% on the day. USD/CNH was last at 7.2000 yuan, up 0.31% on the day.

07:17:14

South Korea's presidential office stated: "We requested a 12.5% auto tariff, but Trump insisted on a 15% tariff. We did carefully review the funding agreement between Japan and the United States and gathered relevant information." (Asked about the $350 billion investment agreement with the United States) This investment already has sufficient safeguards. Purchase guarantees are part of the fund agreement.

07:16:41

U.S. Trade Representative Greer: The EU has proposed to purchase energy from the United States

07:12:03

[Egypt airdrops aid to Gaza Strip] The Egyptian military issued a statement on the 30th saying that four Egyptian military aircraft airdropped humanitarian aid to the Palestinian Gaza Strip that day, dropping tons of food to areas that are difficult to reach by land. The statement said that this move is aimed at alleviating the poor living conditions and severe shortage of basic humanitarian supplies in the Gaza Strip. This is part of Egypt's efforts in coordination with international partners to end the worsening humanitarian disaster facing Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. The statement added that since the outbreak of a new round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict in October 2023, Egypt has provided "nearly 80% of the total relief supplies" to the Gaza Strip.

07:11:39

U.S. Trade Representative Greer: South Korea has always been challenging in trade with the United States, and we have received significant concessions from South Korea. (Refinitiv)

07:11:30

South Korea's presidential office said no agreement was reached on agricultural products

07:09:20

[Trump's copper tariffs were less severe than expected, surprising the market and sending U.S. copper prices plummeting 17%] U.S. President Trump said on Wednesday that the United States would impose a 50% tariff on copper pipes and wires, but the details of the tax fell short of the expected comprehensive restrictions, and did not include copper raw materials such as copper ore, copper concentrate and cathode copper. The unexpected move dragged down U.S. copper prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange (COMEX) by more than 17% and eliminated the premium of U.S. copper prices over the London global benchmark copper price in recent weeks. Cargoes were diverted to the United States in anticipation of higher domestic prices in the United States. Tom Price, an analyst at London brokerage Panmure Liberum, said: "After Trump made a major concession on his import tariff policy, the market is now busy re-pricing refined copper to a much lower level."

07:08:56

South Korea's presidential office says security issues not discussed in recent tariff talks

07:08:23

South Korea's presidential office says no concessions on map data exports

07:07:55

The base interest rate in Hong Kong, China on July 31

Previous : 4.75% Forecast : 4.75%

Published Value 4.75%

07:07:16

According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump discussed trade and financial regulation with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. Sources said Dimon congratulated Trump on the recent trade deal with Japan and discussed affordable housing. Dimon told Trump that if the economy remains strong, he believes interest rates could fall.

07:05:53

The South Korean Presidential Office announced that $200 billion will be allocated to the chip, nuclear, battery, and biotechnology sectors. Shipbuilding funds will be used for shipbuilding, repair, and equipment purchases. The rice and beef markets will remain closed. Businesses actively raised suggestions during the talks.

07:00:53

South Korea's presidential office announced that the US will reduce tariffs on South Korean cars from 25% to 15%. Tariffs on chips and medicines will not be more stringent than those in other countries.

07:00:02

South Korea's seasonally adjusted service sector output monthly rate for June

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : -0.60%

Published Value 0.50%

07:00:02

South Korea's monthly retail sales rate in June

Previous : 0% Forecast : -

Published Value 0.50%

07:00:02

South Korea's seasonally adjusted industrial output monthly rate for June

Previous : -2.90% Forecast : 2%

Published Value 1.60%

07:00:02

South Korea's unadjusted annual rate of industrial output in June

Previous : 0.20% Forecast : 3.20%

Published Value 1.60%

06:51:48

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: Hopefully, the US tariff agreement will help strengthen alliances and deepen industrial cooperation. (Refinitiv)

06:48:49

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: Of the $350 billion fund, $150 billion is allocated for shipbuilding cooperation. The US-South Korea trade agreement will help companies enter the US market.

06:45:19

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: The agreement with the United States has eliminated uncertainty for South Korean exports. (Refinitiv)

06:44:15

Goldman Sachs: Brazil's tariff rate calculations include expectations of additional sectoral tariffs. (Refinitiv)

06:43:06

Goldman Sachs estimates that the effective tariff rate that the United States will impose on all Brazilian imports, including exemptions, will be 30.8%. Brazil's tariff retaliation measures will have a greater negative impact on economic activity and inflation. (Refinitiv)

06:39:50

The Federal Reserve remains on hold, Powell expressed caution, and the probability of a September rate cut has dropped sharply to below 50%. Details>

06:29:56

[Trump announces trade agreement with South Korea: 15% tariff + $350 billion investment] U.S. President Trump announced on the Truth Social social media platform that the United States has agreed to reach a comprehensive and complete trade agreement with South Korea. The agreement is that South Korea will pay the United States $350 billion for investment projects owned and controlled by the United States, which will be selected by me personally as president. In addition, South Korea will purchase $100 billion in liquefied natural gas (LNG) or other energy products, and South Korea has also agreed to invest a large amount of money for its investment purposes. This amount will be announced when South Korean President Lee Jae-myung visits the White House in the next two weeks. The two sides also agreed that South Korea will fully open trade with the United States and accept American products including cars and trucks, agriculture, etc. We agree to impose a 15% tariff on South Korea. The United States will not be subject to tariffs.

06:27:02

[Canadian Prime Minister announces conditional recognition of the State of Palestine in September] On July 30, Canadian Prime Minister Carney said that if the West Bank Administration meets certain conditions, Canada will announce its recognition of the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly in September this year. Carney said that the Palestinian Authority must hold elections in 2026 and commit to other democratic reforms. Carney spoke with Palestinian President Abbas earlier that day and then announced the decision. After the current round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict broke out in October 2023, Spain, Norway, Ireland, Slovenia and several non-European countries announced their recognition of the State of Palestine. In July of this year, the United Kingdom and France successively announced that they would recognize the State of Palestine. (CCTV)

06:26:22

Spot platinum just broke through the $1,310.00/oz mark and was last trading at $1,309.85/oz, down 4.34% on the day. The main Nymex platinum futures contract was last trading at $1,320.0/oz, down 3.99% on the day.

06:22:30

US President Trump: South Korea will not impose tariffs on the United States. (Refinitiv)

06:21:24

US President Trump: The South Korean president will visit the US in the next two weeks and South Korea will accept US products, including automobiles. (Refinitiv)

06:20:36

[Informed sources: Trump plans to hold the G20 summit at his Florida resort next year] According to people familiar with the matter, US President Trump plans to host the G20 summit at his resort in Doral, Florida next year and will cut the number of additional participants to reduce the scale of the meeting. (Refinitiv)

06:19:56

US President Trump: South Korea has agreed to invest a large amount of money for its investment purposes and will open its market to the United States. South Korea will purchase $100 billion worth of liquefied natural gas or other energy products, and South Korea will pay the United States $350 billion for investment projects owned and controlled by the United States. (Refinitiv)

06:19:18

US President Trump: A comprehensive trade agreement has been reached with South Korea and he has agreed to impose a 15% tariff on South Korea. (Refinitiv)

06:18:47

South Korean representatives leave the White House after meeting with Trump. (Refinitiv)

06:18:28

Hezbollah in Lebanon: Rejects External Interference, Refuses to Disarm. On July 30, Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem issued a statement explicitly rejecting external pressure to disarm. Qassem stressed that Hezbollah's military capabilities are part of Lebanon's national defense system, and any demand for disarmament would be an interference in Lebanon's sovereignty. He pointed out that the true intention of the US pressuring Hezbollah to give up its weapons is to weaken Lebanon's resistance and create conditions for Israel to expand its military control in southern Lebanon. Qassem firmly stated that Hezbollah will never succumb to external pressure, let alone hand over any weapons to Israel. He further accused any forces attempting to force Hezbollah to disarm of essentially serving Israel's interests. This statement once again highlighted Hezbollah's tough stance in regional conflicts and the tensions between Lebanon and external forces. (Refinitiv)

06:16:42

The New Zealand dollar has just touched the 0.5900 mark against the US dollar and is currently trading at 0.5900, up 0.12% on the day.

06:12:42

Fed infighting escalates! More board members dissent from interest rate decision in 30 years Details>

06:09:01

Spot platinum just broke through the $1,320.00/oz mark and was last trading at $1,320.92/oz, down 3.53% on the day. The main Nymex platinum futures contract was last trading at $1,320.0/oz, down 3.99% on the day.

06:08:08

The defense ministers of South Korea and the United States held a telephone conversation. (Refinitiv)

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