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Taiwan Weighted Index on July 27 (Monday) closed down 20.65 points, or 0.05%, at 43,634.19.
2026-07-27
Taiwan Weighted Index on July 27 (Monday) closed down 20.65 points, or 0.05%, at 43,634.19.
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2026-07-27
CPCA secretary-general Cui Dongshu said China’s auto industry recorded Jan–Jun 2026 revenue of RMB 5.19 trillion (+1.8% YoY), costs of RMB 4.61 trillion (+2.8%) and profit of RMB 195.4 billion (down 20% YoY), implying a profit margin of 3.8% versus a
CPCA secretary-general Cui Dongshu said China’s auto industry recorded Jan–Jun 2026 revenue of RMB 5.19 trillion (+1.8% YoY), costs of RMB 4.61 trillion (+2.8%) and profit of RMB 195.4 billion (down 20% YoY), implying a profit margin of 3.8% versus a 6.5% average for downstream industrial firms. Local authorities have stepped up implementation of ‘Two New’ policies to boost domestic demand, but auto profitability lags other consumer sectors. Cui said ongoing national anti-involution measures, intensified upstream cost pressure, acute pricing issues, a sharp rise in oil prices and surging profits in nonferrous metals and semiconductors are prompting stronger buyer hesitation, increasing operational stress on carmakers and damaging the sector’s high-quality development prospects.
2026-07-27
South Korea’s Customs Service said it detected illegal foreign-exchange transactions worth KRW72 trillion (about $49.2bn) in Jan–Jun across 792 cases, including illicit outbound FX transfers and concealment of offshore assets. Customs said some cases
South Korea’s Customs Service said it detected illegal foreign-exchange transactions worth KRW72 trillion (about $49.2bn) in Jan–Jun across 792 cases, including illicit outbound FX transfers and concealment of offshore assets. Customs said some cases involved exporters taking crypto rather than dollars and failing to repatriate export proceeds; director Lee Jong-wook warned FX-market volatility is a key economic risk and said Customs will deepen cooperation with the Ministry of Economy and Finance and other agencies.
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