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Japan's 40-year government bond yield rose 7.0 basis points to 3.825% today (July 16), marking a continued increase in long-dated sovereign borrowing costs.

TotalEnergies estimated the impact of the Middle East conflict on its second-quarter operations at 210,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, down from the 360,000 BOE/day impact guidance provided for the first quarter.

According to BlockBeats, on July 16, Perp DEX Ostium's trading remained halted following a security incident, with user collateral frozen in the platform's smart contract. Positions remain open but cannot be modified, and the funds have not moved from the frozen smart contract.
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According to Zhitong Finance, Deutsche Bank's private banking division has appointed Jennifer Tay as Deputy Chair for Southeast Asia, strengthening its regional private banking operations. Tay will officially join on August 3, reporting to Johanes Oeni, the Bank's Southeast Asia Head for Private Ban

According to U.S. Commerce Department official Jeffrey Kessler, limited shipments of Nvidia H200 processors have been approved and delivered to China as of July 16, with actual exports beginning after the U.S. lifted restrictions last December. Kessler declined to disclose specific quantities or

According to BlockBeats, Bitget launched 16 US stock rTokens today (July 16), including rKR (Kroger), rJBL (Jabil Circuit), rXBI (SPDR Biotechnology ETF), and rDIA (SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF), covering financial services, healthcare, information technology, and industrial sectors. The rT

According to Citigroup, Indian enterprises expect the Indian rupee to continue weakening and are increasing hedging efforts, with the currency having depreciated 11% against the dollar over the past year, making it Asia's worst performer, according to Jin10 on July 16. Vandana Bhatter, head of

According to Guru Club, Hyperliquid launched perpetual contracts for Changxin Technology on July 15, pricing them at $7.2 per share ahead of the company's July 16 A-share IPO debut at 8.66 yuan (approximately $1.22). The contract pricing implies a total market value of approximately 3.5 trillion yua

UK construction output contracted 1.8 percent year-over-year in May, missing the forecast decline of 1.1 percent. The prior month's reading was revised downward to -1.6 percent from the initially reported -1.0 percent, indicating a sharper contraction

According to Jin10, on July 16 at 10 p.m. Beijing time, 8 forex options contracts with notional values above $100 million across EUR, CHF, GBP, and AUD are set to expire, prompting traders to manage positions

The UK services sector recorded a year-on-year expansion rate of 1.7% in May, matching economists' expectations. The previous month's figure was revised downward to 1.6% from an initially reported 1.7%.

UK GDP grew 0.1% month-over-month in May, according to official data, exceeding market expectations of 0% growth and reversing the previous month's 0.1% contraction.

The UK's goods trade deficit in May came in at 18.66 billion GBP, better than the forecast of 23.1 billion GBP and an improvement from April's 26.046 billion GBP deficit.

According to Jin10 on July 16, South Korea's Vice Minister for SMEs No Yong-seok and Saudi Arabia's Minister of Communications and IT Al-Swaha met in Seoul to discuss cooperation in artificial intelligence and digital innovation for startups and venture enterprises.
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UK industrial output contracted 0.5% month-on-month in May, falling short of the forecast decline of 0.1%, according to official economic data. The previous month had recorded zero growth.

UK GDP expanded 0.7% in the three months to May (quarter-on-quarter), beating economist forecasts of 0.5% and matching the prior reading of 0.7%.

UK construction output declined 0.8% month-on-month in May, worse than the 0.3% decline expected. The previous month's figure was revised downward to -0.1% from an initially reported 0.1% increase.

UK three-month GDP monthly rate rose to 0.7% in May, beating market expectations of 0.5%. The prior reading was upwardly revised to 0.8% from the previously reported 0.70%.

According to UK Office for National Statistics, Britain's industrial production declined to 1% year-on-year in May, missing the 1.2% forecast. The prior reading was revised upward from -0.2% to 0%.

UK May GDP year-on-year growth came in at 1.3%, missing market expectations of 1.4%. The prior month's reading was also revised downward from 1.2% to 1.1%.