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2026/07/23
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  • 23:41:24

    JPMorgan: Alphabet (GOOG.O) pullback presents a good buying opportunity.

  • 23:39:40

    IBM (IBM.N) CEO: Many workloads are cheaper to run on mainframes.

  • 23:26:16

    White House Press Secretary Levitt: President Trump will pay tribute to Lindsey Graham on Tuesday and will hold a cabinet meeting at Camp David next Friday.

  • 23:11:41

    A joint statement from the Gulf states and Jordan: Iran continues its attacks on our territory, citizens, and civilian facilities.

  • 23:06:37

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold a roundtable discussion on September 17 to discuss 24-hour trading.

  • 23:01:28

    Databricks is increasing its use of Microsoft (MSFT.O) Azure Cobalt to improve performance and efficiency.

  • 23:01:16

    On July 23, the Russian Ministry of Defense warned of security risks in its Black Sea waters following intensified attacks on ships by Ukraine. According to a weekly briefing published on the Ministry's website, the warning targets all vessels within Russia's exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea region and mentions the potential threat posed by Ukrainian unmanned aerial and sea-based aircraft. This announcement comes after Ukraine escalated its attacks on ships in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. According to a statement from the Ukrainian General Staff, from July 8 to July 20, at least 124 ships with ties to Russia were attacked, including 89 oil tankers.

  • 23:01:13

    Databricks and Microsoft (MSFT.O) have expanded their partnership to help businesses integrate business context into enterprise AI.

  • 23:00:14

    The Kansas City Fed Manufacturing Composite Index for July was 9, down from 11 in July.

  • 23:00:00

    1. This week, Mysteel's Coal and Coke Division surveyed the profitability of independent coking plants nationwide. The national average profit per ton of coke was RMB 18/ton; the average profit for first-grade coke in Shanxi was RMB 33/ton, in Shandong it was RMB 45/ton, in Inner Mongolia it was RMB 20/ton, and in Hebei it was RMB 62/ton. 2. A Reuters survey predicts a zinc market surplus of 92,546 tons in 2026 and 161,000 tons in 2027. The aluminum market is expected to experience a 1 million ton supply shortage, with the market returning to balance in 2027. The copper market is expected to experience a 112,000 ton supply surplus; the 2027 surplus forecast is 50,000 tons. 3. The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that as of July 16, net export sales of U.S. soybeans for the 2025/2026 marketing year were 56,000 tons, compared to 188,000 tons the previous week; net sales for the 2026/2027 marketing year were 1,537,000 tons, compared to 1,770,000 tons the previous week. Net export sales of U.S. corn for the 2025/2026 marketing year were 333,000 tons, compared to 315,000 tons the previous week; net sales for the 2026/2027 marketing year were 702,000 tons, compared to 311,000 tons the previous week. 4. Last week, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. fell sharply, indicating that the U.S. job market remains stable, and Federal Reserve officials need to continue focusing on curbing inflation. The U.S. Department of Labor said on Thursday that initial jobless claims for the week ending July 18 fell by 22,000 to 187,000, compared to an expected 212,000. 5. The Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan stated that the Caspian Pipeline Union (CPC) facilities are safe and ready to resume exports. 6. According to foreign media reports, Victor Almeida, president of the Brazilian Palm Oil Producers Association (Abrapalma), stated that Brazil could more than triple its oil palm plantation area within the next decade by expanding planting on already cleared land in the Amazon region. 7. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) held a symposium on Party building and regulatory work, emphasizing the need to deepen reforms and enhance the inclusiveness and adaptability of the system. The meeting stressed the importance of implementing comprehensive investment and financing reform measures in detail and better leveraging the functions of the stock, fund, bond, and futures markets. 8. The Iranian Foreign Ministry stated that Iran is determined to defend its national sovereignty, territorial integrity, national interests, and security, and to resist foreign aggression. Any party involved in military aggression against Iran in any way will be held responsible for the consequences of its decisions. 9. The CSRC held a symposium on Party building and regulatory work, emphasizing the need to strengthen policy reserves to cope with global market fluctuations and cross-border risk transmission, and to build strong dikes and bulwarks against external risk shocks. 10. Freeport-McMoRan Corporation: Second-quarter consolidated production totaled 786 million pounds of copper, 192,000 ounces of gold, and 23 million pounds of molybdenum. It is projected that combined copper and gold production will exceed sales in 2026. 11. EIA Natural Gas Report: As of the week ending July 17, total U.S. natural gas inventories stood at 3.056 trillion cubic feet, an increase of 32 billion cubic feet from the previous week, a decrease of 16 billion cubic feet from the same period last year (a year-on-year decrease of 0.5%), and 183 billion cubic feet higher than the 5-year average (an increase of 6.4%). 12. Freeport-McMoRan disclosed in its Q2 earnings call that the resumption of production at its Grasberg mine's underground Block Cave project in Indonesia is progressing as expected. The company currently expects Grasberg's production capacity to recover to approximately 65% in the second half of 2026, further increasing to approximately 80% by mid-2027, and plans to reach near full capacity by the end of 2027.

  • 22:54:26

    On July 23, Google revealed in a quarterly filing that its future contract spending commitments reached $811 billion as of the end of June, an increase of nearly $500 billion from three months prior. These figures, disclosed separately from Google's capital expenditure budget, represent purchases already made under supply agreements and outstanding purchase orders. Approximately $200.7 billion of these are short-term purchases. These commitments cover a wide range of areas, including chips, data centers, power, inventory, and content licensing. This significant increase highlights the rapid pace at which Google is locking up resources as it expands the infrastructure supporting its artificial intelligence business. This disclosure further demonstrates the astonishing scale of its AI infrastructure development. Google's parent company, Alphabet, stated on Wednesday that it expects to invest approximately $195 billion to $205 billion in capital expenditures alone this year to compete with companies like Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon in expanding AI computing power.

  • 22:52:06

    Amazon (AMZN.O) fell 5%, its biggest intraday drop since February 6.

  • 22:45:34

    Market news: Alphabet (GOOG.O) has pledged to spend $811 billion in the future.

  • 22:43:23

    On July 23, Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng met with a cross-party delegation of parliamentarians led by McAleester, Chairman of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee. Gong Zheng stated that he looks forward to further deepening cooperation with the EU in areas such as trade, industrial investment, and cultural exchanges, and supports outstanding enterprises to invest and operate in each other's countries, bringing more beneficial results to Sino-EU friendly exchanges. He hoped that the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee would leverage its strengths to support the EU in strengthening all-round cooperation with Shanghai, making greater contributions to the healthy and stable development of Sino-EU relations.

  • 22:39:25

    According to Reuters calculations, Russia's state oil and gas tax revenue is expected to increase by 60% year-on-year in July, reaching 1.3 trillion rubles, thanks to rising global oil prices.

  • 22:37:51

    According to Punchbowl: U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune said that sanctions against Iran have been included in the Russia bill.

  • 22:34:04

    German Defense Minister Pistorius: Considering establishing a space launch site for the Federal Armed Forces.

  • 22:33:18

    July 23 – Sources familiar with the matter say European Central Bank (ECB) officials are prepared to raise interest rates in September unless the eurozone's inflation outlook improves significantly. According to sources, based on current information and data, particularly the Middle East conflict and its economic impact, a further one percentage point increase may be needed to curb inflationary pressures. The sources emphasized that no decision has been made yet, and the situation could change rapidly, especially if a peace agreement progresses or a more severe recession occurs. This stance is consistent with the ECB's decision-making process, which involves making decisions "on a meeting-by-meeting" basis. On Thursday, ECB President Christine Lagarde laid the groundwork for a possible September rate hike, stating that some members had asked themselves whether a rate increase was warranted. "Some members have asked themselves whether we should consider raising interest rates," she said. "We are fully prepared to closely monitor developments and the data we will receive in the coming weeks."

  • 22:24:23

    On July 23, Google (GOOG.O) shares fell more than 7% on Thursday after the company revised its capital expenditure forecast for this year upward to $195 billion to $205 billion from $190 billion previously. This serves as a reminder that the full cost of Silicon Valley's AI competition is still largely untapped. Google is the first major tech company to report quarterly earnings. Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon will report next week. These four companies previously revealed in April that they would collectively invest up to $725 billion in AI development this year. This figure will increase further by the end of next week, based on Google's example. Nevertheless, the returns on these investments remain unclear. Thomas Montero, a senior analyst at an investment firm, stated, "Google's larger spending plans are 'not satisfactory.' Coupled with rising interest rates and continued supply and demand tensions in AI infrastructure, the idea that companies will always rely on cash flow for financing may be losing its appeal."

  • 22:21:27

    The U.S. Department of Justice will reopen a "second request" investigation into the merger and acquisition transaction.