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Over 100 Million Chinese Taxpayers Receive 150+ Billion Yuan in Refunds on July 28

According to China's State Administration of Taxation, more than 100 million taxpayers received tax refunds exceeding 150 billion yuan on July 28, as part of the annual income reconciliation process. Over 200 million taxpayers filed reconciliation returns, up 4.38% year-on-year. In the first half of 2026, personal income tax revenue reached 900 billion yuan, growing approximately 13% year-on-year.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Bank: U.S. Dollar Supported by High Treasury Yields and Middle East Tensions

According to Lloyd Chan, senior foreign exchange analyst at Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, on July 28, the U.S. dollar is likely to gain short-term support driven by elevated U.S. Treasury yields and continued Middle East tensions. Chan noted that the Federal Reserve's decision this week could serve as a key market catalyst. While no policy change is expected, market focus will remain on Fed guidance regarding whether policymakers still lean toward tightening, Chan said.
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02:44

South Korea's FTC Chair Outlines Five Key Policy Priorities for 2026 on July 28

According to Yonhap News Agency, on July 28, South Korea's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) Chair Chu Byung-ki announced five core policy priorities for 2026 aimed at fostering fair market competition. The priorities include addressing power imbalances between large and small enterprises, cracking down on unfair competition in sectors affecting consumers, building a healthy innovation ecosystem in digital markets, strengthening enforcement against conglomerate misconduct, and increasing FTC workforce
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02:44

Dollar's Reserve Currency Status Loss Could Cost U.S. $300 Billion Annually, Study Shows

According to a World Bank report released on July 28, researchers from NYU Stern and the economic think tank CEPR found that if foreign investors cease demands for U.S. dollar assets, the United States would lose approximately $300 billion annually in seigniorage benefits, equivalent to roughly 1% of GDP. The study also projects the dollar's real value would permanently decline 8.8%, U.S. Treasury yields would rise 87 basis points, and private debt interest rates would increase 72 basis points.
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02:44

South Korea's Central Bank Conducts 28 Trillion Won in Repo Purchases on July 28

According to Yonhapinfomax, South Korea's central bank conducted 28 trillion won in repo purchases and received 9.2 trillion won in tax revenues on July 28, adding liquidity to the money market. The operations included 700 billion won in fiscal disbursements and 500 billion won in maturing stabilization deposits. On the previous trading day (July 27), the central bank's excess reserve ratio reached 10.4 trillion won, indicating ample liquidity conditions. One-day call rates closed at 2.713% with
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U.S. Defense Industry Must Halt Chinese Rare Earth Purchases by January 2027, But Domestic Supply Falls 48,000 Metric Tons Short of Demand

According to Reuters, the U.S. defense industry must halt purchases of Chinese rare earths, tungsten, molybdenum, and tantalum by January 1, 2027, as part of President Trump's effort to decoupling critical minerals from China. However, domestic production capacity remains drastically insufficient. In 2025, U.S. demand for rare earth magnets alone is projected at 48,000 metric tons, but domestic sources can supply only 300 metric tons, with projected year-end capacity reaching just 5,000 metric t
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02:42

Digital-Asset Treasury Firms Pivot to AI as Crypto Premiums Disappear; Treasury Stocks Down 43% in 2026

According to Bloomberg, digital-asset treasury (DAT) firms have shifted into AI-related ventures in recent months as token prices and their own valuations declined. At least a dozen such companies have made the pivot, with early results proving dismal. K Wave Media fell 71% since pivoting to data center development in May, while Strategy's shares dropped 81% from their 2024 record. U.S. and Canadian treasury stocks tracked by Bloomberg posted a median decline of 43% this year. Bitcoin declined 4
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LG Electronics' 600kW CDU Receives Nvidia AI Factory Certification

According to Guru Club, on July 28, LG Electronics' 600kW CDU (coolant distribution unit) received Nvidia AI Factory certification, making the company an official infrastructure partner. The device uses direct-to-chip cooling (DTC) technology to deliver coolant directly to high-heat GPU and CPU components, and can work alongside air cooling systems to form a hybrid cooling solution optimized for AI data centers.
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CAPR Stock Crashes 71% in July on FDA Doubts Over Deramiocel Trial Evidence

According to FDA briefing documents released ahead of Wednesday's advisory committee meeting, Capricor Therapeutics (CAPR) stock crashed 71% in July after reviewers questioned whether the Hope-3 trial showed convincing evidence of Deramiocel's effectiveness for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The selloff followed concerns that changes to the statistical analysis plan made p-values more favorable, potentially masking issues with the cell therapy's efficacy. Meanwhile, retail traders have turned incr
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South Korea Margin Call Reversal Trades Surge 596% in H1 2026, From 56.5B to 400B Won Monthly

According to H-EXCLUSIVE, monthly margin call reversal trades in South Korea surged approximately 596% in the first half of 2026, rising from about 56.5 billion won in January to approximately 400 billion won in June. Total margin call reversal trade settlements for the January-June period reached approximately 1 trillion won, highlighting increased leverage activity as market volatility expanded during the AI semiconductor rally.
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Bridgewater Co-CIOs Warn Government AI Intervention Could Increase Investment Uncertainty on July 28

According to Bridgewater Associates' report on Monday, July 28, the investment firm's three co-chief investment officers—Bob Prince, Greg Jensen, and Karen Karniol-Tambour—warned that government intervention in AI could dampen technology adoption and increase investment uncertainty. While acknowledging that regulation plays a key role in mitigating potential harms from AI, the co-CIOs noted that oversight may disrupt the AI capital expenditure cycle by suppressing capital returns or adding uncer
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