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2026-08-04
Grab CFO: The Philippines and Thailand are most affected by fuel costs.
Grab CFO: The Philippines and Thailand are most affected by fuel costs.
2026-08-04
A Bank of Japan report said acceleration in core inflation and other shifts in economic fundamentals may be behind the recent rise in long-term yields. It said that as the Bank of Japan reduces JGB purchases, JGB market functioning has visibly improv
A Bank of Japan report said acceleration in core inflation and other shifts in economic fundamentals may be behind the recent rise in long-term yields. It said that as the Bank of Japan reduces JGB purchases, JGB market functioning has visibly improved, though the bank's still-large JGB holdings continue to compress the term premium.
2026-08-04
MOFCOM service-trade division said China’s services trade totaled 37,797.5 bln yuan (RMB) in Jan–Jun 2026, up 8.3% YoY. Exports were 15,047 bln yuan, up 17.6%; imports 22,750.5 bln yuan, up 2.9%, yielding a services trade deficit of 7,703.5 bln yuan,
MOFCOM service-trade division said China’s services trade totaled 37,797.5 bln yuan (RMB) in Jan–Jun 2026, up 8.3% YoY. Exports were 15,047 bln yuan, up 17.6%; imports 22,750.5 bln yuan, up 2.9%, yielding a services trade deficit of 7,703.5 bln yuan, narrowed by 1,614.2 bln yuan YoY. Among the top-five categories, travel services exports rose fastest, +31.1% to 2,292 bln yuan, while transport services imports led import growth, +30.4% to 4,981 bln yuan.
2026-08-04
1. Two departments: By 2030, intelligent and orderly charging and bidirectional charging and discharging will achieve large-scale application; the scale of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) adjustable charging will strive to reach 50 million kilowatts. 2. Tesla
1. Two departments: By 2030, intelligent and orderly charging and bidirectional charging and discharging will achieve large-scale application; the scale of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) adjustable charging will strive to reach 50 million kilowatts. 2. Tesla's July registrations in Europe showed significant divergence, with growth in France and Denmark but sharp declines in several other markets. 3. BYD Denza Z9S broke the record for the longest pure electric range among mass-produced vehicles, achieving 1100km under CLTC conditions. 4. Chery Group ranks among the top ten global automakers in sales, ranking ninth globally. 5. Chery will invest $75 million in South Korean automaker KG Mobility to deepen its overseas market layout. 6. Seres: July 2026 sales of new energy vehicles reached 24,200 units. 7. The Kumamoto earthquake impacted Japan's semiconductor and automotive industries. 8. GigaDevice's GD32A7 automotive-grade MCU and Elektrobit EB tresos completed technical compatibility testing. 9. Toyota announces 1 trillion yen share buyback plan and raises full-year profit forecast. 10. China's Robotaxi enters Northern Europe for the first time: WeRide launches Denmark's first commercial autonomous driving shared mobility project.
2026-08-04
The Korea Exchange (KRX) said on Tuesday retail investors are rapidly exiting the market as sharp volatility erodes sentiment. Retail share of KOSPI turnover fell to about 31.2–31.5% in July from 48.1% in January, a decline of roughly 16–17 percentag
The Korea Exchange (KRX) said on Tuesday retail investors are rapidly exiting the market as sharp volatility erodes sentiment. Retail share of KOSPI turnover fell to about 31.2–31.5% in July from 48.1% in January, a decline of roughly 16–17 percentage points in six months. KRX said even small rebounds now trigger selling as individuals try to reclaim capital, accelerating outflows from the domestic market. Since June retail investors have not been the dominant trading force; foreigners accounted for about 38–39% of KOSPI turnover in July, surpassing retail. Analysts say KOSPI’s heavy concentration in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix is a key reason retail investors are withdrawing.
2026-08-04
The most-active contract on the container shipping index (Europe route) plunged 3.00% intraday to 1,732.0 points, after earlier gaining more than 4%.
The most-active contract on the container shipping index (Europe route) plunged 3.00% intraday to 1,732.0 points, after earlier gaining more than 4%.
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