A股中際旭創成交額達300億元，現漲6.06%。

South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance said on Tuesday it has raised its 2026 GDP forecast to 3.0% from a January projection of 2.0%, citing strong semiconductor exports and fiscal stimulus including a supplementary budget to offset Middle East conflict shocks. Last year’s growth was 1.1%. The ministry now expects average consumer inflation in 2026 of 2.6%, up from 2.1% previously; it sees H2 inflation easing if geopolitical tensions ease and oil falls, but flags upside risk from fragile Middle East peace and weather-driven energy and agricultural price volatility. It projects 2027 GDP and inflation at 2.2% each. Exports remain the main growth driver on sustained chip demand. The ministry forecasts a record 2026 current-account surplus of $290bn, well above its prior $135bn estimate.

Jiangsu provincial government and Sugon (Dawning Information Industry Co.) signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Nanjing on July 11. Jiangsu Governor Liu Xiaotao said the province is a major integrated-circuit cluster with a relatively complete industry and innovation ecosystem, providing a strong basis and wide scope for deeper collaboration. The province urged Sugon to support construction of the "Guanghe Space", increase technology, capital and resource investment in Jiangsu to better back foundation models and intelligent-agent applications, and attract upstream and downstream ecosystem firms; Jiangsu said it will continue to optimize the business environment and advance practical cooperation to a higher level.