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Google is extending the Gemini AI feature in its Chrome browser to desktop users in the UK, with an iOS version coming next month.On July 14th, the National Health Commission, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention issued a notice requiring all regions to further improve the centralized procurement of medical equipment by public medical and health institutions. All public medical and health institutions nationwide must implement centralized procurement for medical equipment listed in the national, provincial, and municipal centralized procurement catalogs. The National Health Commission and provincial health administrative departments will each formulate their own centralized procurement catalogs for medical equipment, and organize implementation after filing with the corresponding finance departments as required. The notice emphasizes adhering to the principle of "high quality, high price," establishing a full life-cycle cost management concept for equipment, fully considering both one-time procurement costs such as quality and price, and long-term costs such as consumables, reagents, and after-sales maintenance services. It calls for scientifically setting evaluation standards, rationally selecting evaluation methods, strengthening the review of abnormally low prices, preventing "involutionary" competition, and promoting the transformation of centralized procurement from a single goal of saving funds to a comprehensive performance goal of high quality, high price, and high quality.Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) confirmed that the oil tankers "Al Bahyah" and "Mombasa B" were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.On July 14, the South Korean government announced a three-day seminar on real estate policy, focusing on supply, finance, and tax policies. Topics announced by the government included: the appropriate level for real estate holding taxes, and how to set price thresholds for regulating ultra-high-priced residential properties.The yield on German two-year government bonds rose to 2.7854%, a new high since July 2024, up 6.5 basis points on the day.

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  • 15:05:45

    Google is extending the Gemini AI feature in its Chrome browser to desktop users in the UK, with an iOS version coming next month.

  • 14:54:10

    On July 14th, the National Health Commission, the State Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and the National Bureau of Disease Control and Prevention issued a notice requiring all regions to further improve the centralized procurement of medical equipment by public medical and health institutions. All public medical and health institutions nationwide must implement centralized procurement for medical equipment listed in the national, provincial, and municipal centralized procurement catalogs. The National Health Commission and provincial health administrative departments will each formulate their own centralized procurement catalogs for medical equipment, and organize implementation after filing with the corresponding finance departments as required. The notice emphasizes adhering to the principle of "high quality, high price," establishing a full life-cycle cost management concept for equipment, fully considering both one-time procurement costs such as quality and price, and long-term costs such as consumables, reagents, and after-sales maintenance services. It calls for scientifically setting evaluation standards, rationally selecting evaluation methods, strengthening the review of abnormally low prices, preventing "involutionary" competition, and promoting the transformation of centralized procurement from a single goal of saving funds to a comprehensive performance goal of high quality, high price, and high quality.

  • 14:52:15

    Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) confirmed that the oil tankers "Al Bahyah" and "Mombasa B" were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz.

  • 14:47:49

    On July 14, the South Korean government announced a three-day seminar on real estate policy, focusing on supply, finance, and tax policies. Topics announced by the government included: the appropriate level for real estate holding taxes, and how to set price thresholds for regulating ultra-high-priced residential properties.

  • 14:35:52

    The yield on German two-year government bonds rose to 2.7854%, a new high since July 2024, up 6.5 basis points on the day.

  • 14:32:14

    The China Earthquake Networks Center officially reported that a magnitude 3.2 earthquake occurred at 14:24 on July 14 in Gerze County, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet (34.35°N, 83.36°E), with a focal depth of 10 kilometers.

  • 14:30:09

    US June Seasonally Adjusted CPI MoM (Previous: +0.5%; Expected: -0.1%) 1. Citigroup: -0.2%; Union Bank: -0.2%; Commerzbank: -0.2%; DekaBank: -0.2%; Barclays: -0.2%; 2. HSBC: -0.2%; JPMorgan Chase: -0.2%; Moody's Analytics: -0.2%; Nomura Securities: -0.2%; Deutsche Bank: -0.2%; 3. Oxford Economics: -0.2%; RBC: -0.2%; Standard Chartered Bank: -0.2%; TD Securities: -0.2%; Morgan Stanley: -0.2%; 4. ABN AMRO: -0.1%; ANZ: -0.1%; Bank of America: -0.1%; Goldman Sachs: -0.1%; Danske Bank: -0.1%; 5. ING: -0.1%; BNP Paribas: +0.0%; Capital Economics: +0.0%; Sumitomo Mitsui: +0.0%; Lloyds Banking Group: +0.0%; Societe Generale: +0.0%; UniCredit: +0.0%; Westpac: +0.0%; Scotiabank: +0.1%; Spartacus: +0.3%. US June seasonally adjusted core CPI month-on-month rate (previous value: +0.2%, expected value: +0.2%) 1. ABN AMRO: +0.2%; ANZ: +0.2%; Citigroup: +0.2%; Union Bank: +0.2%; Commerzbank: +0.2%; 2. DekaBank: +0.2%; Goldman Sachs: +0.2%; HSBC: +0.2%; JPMorgan Chase: +0.2%; Deutsche Bank: +0.2%; 3. Moody's Analytics: +0.2%; Nomura Securities: +0.2%; Oxford Economics: +0.2%; TD Securities: +0.2%; Morgan Stanley: +0.2%; 4. Bank of America: +0.3%; Capital Economics: +0.3%; ING: +0.3%; Sumitomo Mitsui: +0.3%; Danske Bank: +0.3%; 5. Scotiabank: +0.3%; Standard Chartered Bank: +0.3%; UniCredit: +0.3%; Santander: +0.3%; BNP Paribas: +0.4%.

  • 14:29:33

    Polish Prime Minister Tusk: Peace in Ukraine seems unlikely to be achieved anytime soon.

  • 14:28:24

    Market news: Nvidia partner GMI Cloud is seeking a $635 million GPU mortgage loan.

  • 14:26:31

    BP (BP.N) said on Tuesday that it expects its oil trading business to continue growing in the second quarter, but upstream oil and gas production will be lower than in the first quarter. The company is still navigating the impact of market volatility as the conflict in Iran continues to disrupt global energy markets. The company said it expects its oil trading business to perform slightly better in the second quarter than in the first quarter (January to March). The company expects upstream production in the second quarter to be between 2.17 million and 2.22 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, down from 2.34 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in the first quarter. The decline in upstream production is mainly due to seasonal maintenance and disruptions in the Middle East.

  • 14:17:46

    July 14th - According to a report by TV Tokyo on Tuesday, the Japanese government will add a footnote to its revised basic guidelines for economic and fiscal policy, citing legal provisions guaranteeing the Bank of Japan's independence in formulating monetary policy. The report states that in the final version, the Japanese government will urge the Bank of Japan to "appropriately guide monetary policy with the goal of achieving stable price increases," clearly indicating that the government has no intention of intervening in monetary policy. The previously released draft triggered a sell-off in the yen and Japanese government bonds, as markets believed that the dovish government led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi might pressure the Bank of Japan to postpone interest rate hikes. Subsequently, cabinet members responsible for drafting the policy document acknowledged that the government would revise the wording to alleviate market concerns. This basic guideline for economic and fiscal policy is the first one drafted since the Takaichi administration took office and is expected to be submitted to the cabinet for approval next week.

  • 14:17:39

    July 14th - With the summer vacation approaching, cross-border travel in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is booming, and passenger traffic at the Gongbei Port, which is connected to Macao by land, continues to increase. Since July, the Gongbei Port has seen an average of over 310,000 inbound and outbound passengers per day. According to Gongbei Customs, in the first half of this year, the total number of inbound and outbound passengers at the Gongbei Port exceeded 64 million, a 6% increase compared to the same period last year, with a peak daily passenger flow of 460,000.

  • 14:14:50

    The Russian Ministry of Transport stated that following the attack on a civilian convoy in Ukraine, it is taking all necessary measures to ensure the safe passage of cargo ships through the Sea of Azov.

  • 14:13:35

    The yield on German two-year government bonds hit a high of 2.749%, the highest since May 19, up 3 basis points on the day.

  • 14:11:11

    The yield on Japan's 20-year government bonds fell 16.5 basis points to 3.580%. The yield on Japan's 30-year government bonds fell 18 basis points to 3.725%.

  • 14:03:57

    Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 0.35%, German DAX futures fell 0.35%, and UK FTSE futures fell 0.28%.

  • 14:03:11

    1. Sudden Geopolitical Military Conflict: Serious clashes erupted in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding waters. According to CCTV and other media reports, two UAE oil tankers were attacked by Iranian cruise missiles in the southern channel of the strait (resulting in one death and eight injuries); the Iranian Revolutionary Guard announced the attack and destruction of two foreign oil tankers that ignored warnings. Simultaneously, the US Central Command announced it would reinstate the blockade of maritime traffic to and from Iranian ports at 4:00 AM Beijing time on July 15th. 2. Macroeconomic Policy and Concerns about Soaring Transportation Costs: Trump stated he would impose a 20% protection fee on all goods transported through the Strait of Hormuz. Rico Luman, senior economist at ING, estimated this could increase the cost of transporting oil through the strait by another $16 per barrel (to $26), potentially increasing the overall cost of a large oil tanker by over $30 million. 3. Weakening Spot Prices: The spot market is entering a downward trend, shifting from a period of high demand to a lower price. The latest SCFIS European line is 3656.38 points, slightly lower than expected. According to Haitong Futures statistics, the market average for Late July is approximately $5130 USD for a container load (TCL). It is expected that the OA and PA alliances still have room to follow Maersk's $4800 USD adjustment for 30-week TCL openings, and the average could potentially fall below $5000 USD. 4. Haitong Futures' view: The EC main contract is currently betting on the actual downward slope after freight rates peak. The previously anticipated low capacity in the 31-week period might have altered the current linear extrapolation of the downward freight rate path, but the current adjustment after the empty schedule has smoothed the decline. The 08 contract valuation has already largely priced in the subsequent decline; observe whether there is a possibility of a gradual decline. There is a lack of significant marginal improvement drivers in the short term. 5. Guangfa Futures' view: Geopolitical disturbances have resurfaced, and short-term downward momentum is nearing exhaustion. For longer-term contracts, the expectation of the resumption of Red Sea shipping, coupled with the uncertainty of the US-Iran conflict, results in greater volatility, but there is currently no clear trend. (The above content is compiled from publicly available market information from Haitong Futures, Guotou Futures, etc., and is for reference only. It does not constitute investment advice.)

  • 14:01:18

    BP: Expects natural gas and low-carbon energy production to be 750,000 to 770,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the second quarter of 2026.

  • 14:01:05

    BP: Expects oil and gas production and operations to be between 1.42 million and 1.45 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in the second quarter of 2026.

  • 14:00:51

    BP: Upstream production is expected to be between 2.17 million and 2.22 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in the second quarter.

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