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Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 0.8%, German DAX futures fell 0.7%, and UK FTSE futures fell 0.8%.South Korean customs officials estimate the trade surplus for July 1-20 at $12.2 billion, with exports up 52.3% and imports up 20.0% year-on-year.The Canadian Prime Minister issued a statement regarding the proposed tariffs imposed by the United States.Artificial Intelligence: 1. Qianwen releases its large-scale speech synthesis model, Qwen-Audio-3.0-TTS. 2. Chris Fall, head of the Trump administrations AI security agency, resigns. 3. The 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference concludes, with expected intended procurement amounts exceeding 20 billion yuan. 4. Bezos-backed AI startup CuspAI will explore new materials for chip manufacturing. 5. AMD launches its first rack-mount system, Helios, with Microsoft becoming a customer. 6. Google is developing the "Frozen V2" chip, aiming to significantly improve the efficiency of its Gemini AI model. 7. BlackRock leads at least $12 billion in debt financing to support Metas large-scale data center project in Texas. Other: 1. A US federal judge halts the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. 2. Boeing says its next-generation jetliner may be available by the end of the next decade. 3. Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: my countrys integrated circuit exports increased by 88.7% year-on-year in the first half of the year. 4. Sumitomo Mitsui Aviation Capital orders 100 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. July 21 – According to Nikkei, Sumitomo Chemical plans to begin mass production of a new solid-state battery electrolyte material for electric vehicles as early as fiscal year 2028; this move is expected to reduce costs without sacrificing performance. This new electrolyte uses a halide system, with chlorine and other elements as its main components, and is expected to become an alternative to sulfide and oxide electrolyte materials. The material was jointly developed by Sumitomo Chemical, Kyoto University, and Tottori University.
