Domestic News:
1. Ministry of Commerce: China and the US are soliciting opinions on tariff reduction arrangements and will expedite their implementation.
2. Wang Hong and Deng Yu win the Fields Medal, marking a historic breakthrough in Chinese mathematics.
3. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China consistently opposes the politicization and instrumentalization of science, technology, and trade issues.
4. Shanghai: Promoting the continued deepening of reforms on the Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) and expanding the scope of application of the fifth set of listing standards.
5. The State Council issues the "National Fitness Plan (2026-2030)".
6. People's Bank of China: Will conduct a 500 billion yuan MLF operation on July 24, with a term of one year.
7. China Securities Regulatory Commission holds a symposium on Party building and regulatory work: Ensuring a good start for the capital market during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period.
8. The State Press and Publication Administration releases information on online game approvals for July 2026, with 197 games receiving licenses.
International News:
1. The US House of Representatives again passes a resolution demanding that Trump end the war against Iran.
2. The White House is reportedly considering using the SVB report to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Barr.
3. EU diplomats say EU representatives agreed to freeze oil price caps for 12 months in the 21st round of sanctions against Russia.
4. The European Central Bank kept interest rates unchanged as expected, but left room for a rate hike in September.
5. Google's future spending commitments rose to $811 billion, a surge of nearly $500 billion in three months.
6. Trump: If Houthi rebels attack ships again, the US will hold Iran accountable.
7. Brent crude futures broke through $100 per barrel for the first time since May.
