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2026-08-03

Bank of Korea plans to purchase domestically refined gold bars, the first such purchase in 13 years, the Korea Economic Daily reports.

Bank of Korea plans to purchase domestically refined gold bars, the first such purchase in 13 years, the Korea Economic Daily reports.
2026-08-03

According to the Korea Economic Daily, the Bank of Korea plans to purchase domestically refined gold bars for the first time in 13 years.

According to the Korea Economic Daily, the Bank of Korea plans to purchase domestically refined gold bars for the first time in 13 years.
2026-08-03

Bank of Japan money-market data suggest Japan may have intervened in the FX market. Money-market expected funding shortfall was 11.4 tln yen, versus prior estimates of 5.66–6.70 tln yen.

Bank of Japan money-market data suggest Japan may have intervened in the FX market. Money-market expected funding shortfall was 11.4 tln yen, versus prior estimates of 5.66–6.70 tln yen.
2026-08-03

Data from the Bank of Japan's money market suggests that Japan may have intervened in the foreign exchange market. The money market anticipates a funding gap of 11.4 trillion yen, compared to previous forecasts of 5.66 trillion to 6.70 trillion yen.

Data from the Bank of Japan's money market suggests that Japan may have intervened in the foreign exchange market. The money market anticipates a funding gap of 11.4 trillion yen, compared to previous forecasts of 5.66 trillion to 6.70 trillion yen.
2026-08-03

Proton Lithium (3PL) reported discovery of the largest known US tungsten deposit at its Railroad Valley Minerals Project in eastern Nevada, estimating 1.78 million tonnes of resource. At current prices 3PL values the deposit at roughly $152 billion;

Proton Lithium (3PL) reported discovery of the largest known US tungsten deposit at its Railroad Valley Minerals Project in eastern Nevada, estimating 1.78 million tonnes of resource. At current prices 3PL values the deposit at roughly $152 billion; if commercially viable it would exceed the US second‑largest tungsten deposit by more than fivefold. About one‑third of the mineral rights overlap a NASA satellite‑tracking site; NASA has warned mining could threaten that facility and the company’s published resource does not include the NASA‑restricted area. 3PL noted the US ceased domestic tungsten production roughly a decade ago and now relies on imports, framing the find as a national‑security issue. Tungsten is critical for cutting tools, mining equipment, aerospace components and semiconductor manufacture; tight global supply has driven prices up ~600% since Feb 2025, supported by rising demand from EVs, aerospace, defense, electronics and industrial manufacturing. Market research estimates the global tungsten market at $5.4–7.3 billion in 2025, rising to $9.0–11.6 billion by 2034–35 (CAGR 4.8–8.1%).
2026-08-03

Since July, China’s bond market has traded choppily: falls in ultra‑long government bond yields compressed long‑end spreads and lifted long‑duration asset prices. Mid‑to‑long duration pure bond funds outperformed short‑term funds in July, with the to

Since July, China’s bond market has traded choppily: falls in ultra‑long government bond yields compressed long‑end spreads and lifted long‑duration asset prices. Mid‑to‑long duration pure bond funds outperformed short‑term funds in July, with the top monthly return at 5.45%. Market action has been more structural, limiting institutional follow‑through and leaving allocation demand muted. Market participants recommend extending duration to preserve liquidity. Everbright Futures notes that accelerated fiscal spending and faster use of bond proceeds have strengthened expectations of a government bond supply peak, which will temporarily raise market absorption pressure. At the same time, 1H GDP growth remained within the annual target, external demand showed resilience, and new drivers such as the digital economy continued to expand, so the economy faces no obvious deep downside. Against this backdrop, short‑term policy is likely to focus on accelerating implementation of existing measures, and neither a sustained one‑way rise nor fall in interest rates looks likely.