美國國家颶風中心：貝爾莎重新向西北方向移動，針對北墨西哥灣沿岸部分地區的熱帶風暴監測和警報仍然有效。

Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology said at a July 21 press briefing on the city’s industrial and information software sector performance in 1H 2026 that the city has rolled out targeted measures to support digital economy firms’ international expansion. Beijing last year issued a Three‑Year Action Plan for building innovation service bases to support digital firms going global (2026–2028), setting construction goals and tasks for the period. Drawing on base operations and consultations with nearly 100 digital economy companies, the city has now released Several Measures to Accelerate and Promote the Overseas Expansion of Digital Economy Enterprises (the Ten Measures), comprising ten funding and resource support actions designed to lower firms’ costs of internationalisation. Policy focus is threefold: expand overseas market‑access channels to ease market development; provide end‑to‑end support to cut cross‑border compliance and transaction costs; and cultivate an internationalised digital ecosystem to build Beijing’s going‑global brand.

Guangzhou Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau, in a consultation draft of the city’s 15th Five-Year housing plan, said it will use real-estate financing matchmaking to intensify vetting, push and remediate 'whitelist' projects and increase loan supply — aiming to ensure compliant projects are fully admitted, approved loans are fully drawn, and funds are disbursed as early as possible to meet legitimate financing needs and support project completion. The bureau will diversify funding channels, actively apply for central and provincial special funds and subsidies, seek issuance of local government special bonds for eligible projects, tap national policy financing and tax/fee relief, and support issuance of infrastructure REITs for affordable rental housing.