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06:09

M2 Growth Outpaces GDP Across Major Economies Since 2004, Canada Up 368% vs 159% GDP Growth

According to BlockBeats, on July 25, data shows that since January 2004, broad money supply (M2) growth in major developed economies has significantly exceeded nominal GDP growth: Canada's M2 rose 368% versus GDP growth of 159%; the U.S. saw M2 increase 279% versus GDP growth of 171%; France's M2 grew 258% versus GDP growth of 84%; the eurozone's M2 increased 211% versus GDP growth of 102%; and Japan's M2 rose 90% versus GDP growth of 25%. The expansion has been driven by two decades of low inte
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06:01

Radiopharmaceutical Company Lanacheng Biotech Files Hong Kong IPO with 3.291 Billion Yuan Valuation

Lanacheng Biotech, a radiopharmaceutical company focused on oncology diagnostics and treatment, recently filed for a main board listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with China International Capital Corporation serving as exclusive sponsor, according to the company's prospectus. The Yantai-based company has completed four rounds of external financing since its 2021 founding, achieving a post-funding valuation of 3.291 billion yuan following its Series C financing in 2025. Lanacheng currently
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05:58

South Korea Pushes for Access to Anthropic's Mythos AI Model Under U.S. Export Controls

According to Yonhapinfomax reporting on July 24, South Korea's government is in negotiations with Anthropic regarding access to the company's advanced AI model Mythos, which is restricted by U.S. export controls as a strategic technology. Kim Yong-beom, South Korea's presidential policy chief, stated that the Science and ICT Ministry is in ongoing dialogue with Anthropic, while the company is also negotiating with Washington regulators. Mythos is designed with cybersecurity capabilities to auton
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05:43

Goldman Sachs: U.S. IPO Fundraising Projected to Hit Record $225 Billion in 2026, No Bubble Signs Yet

According to Goldman Sachs' latest estimates, U.S. IPO fundraising is projected to reach $225 billion in 2026, the highest on record. Year-to-date, IPO fundraising has already exceeded $125 billion, surpassing 2021's full-year record of $120 billion. However, the number of completed IPOs stands at 53–60 so far this year, well below the 25-year median of about 100 annually and far fewer than the 250+ in 2021 or nearly 400 during the 1999 dot-com bubble. Goldman Sachs notes that current valuation
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05:43

Saudi-led Coalition Confirms Strikes on Houthi Military Targets on July 25

According to Saudi-led coalition spokesman Maj. Gen. Turki al-Maliki, the multinational coalition confirmed on July 25 that military operations targeted Houthi military positions linked to Red Sea shipping threats. Al-Maliki stated that Yemen's Hodeidah port was not attacked, and all major Yemeni ports—including Hodeidah, Ras Isa, and Salif—remain open for maritime traffic and operating normally, receiving commercial vessels carrying food, cargo, fuel, and construction materials. Al-Maliki reaff
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05:37

Australian Police Warn of AI-Driven Crypto Investment Scams as Losses Hit $45M in 2026

According to the Australian Federal Police-led Joint Policing Cybercrime Coordination Centre, criminal networks are deploying AI to construct fraudulent investment schemes that have stolen over $45 million from Australian investors so far in 2026. The JPC3 noted that transnational syndicates are using AI to auto-generate counterfeit trading platforms, fake news articles, realistic landing pages, and automated chatbots to build credibility before soliciting larger deposits. In a recent case, a wo
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05:31

South Korea's Top 5 Crypto Exchanges See Weekly Trading Volume Fall 1.42%, Down for 6 Consecutive Weeks

According to Digital Asset analysis, South Korea's five major crypto exchanges (Upbit, Bithumb, Coinone, Cobit, and Gopax) recorded combined weekly trading volume of approximately 8.5 trillion won for the week ending July 24, down 1.42% (122.7 billion won) from the prior week. The decline marks the sixth consecutive week of falling trading activity. Volume has dropped sharply from 17.7 trillion won on June 5–12 to 8.5 trillion won as of July 24, representing a cumulative decline of over 50% in s
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05:31

Industrial Semiconductor Stocks Fall 21% Since June, Signaling Potential Demand Weakness

According to BofA Securities data cited by SeekingAlpha, a group of seven industrial-focused semiconductor stocks—including Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, NXP Semiconductors, Microchip Technology, ON Semiconductor, STMicroelectronics, Infineon, and Monolithic Power Systems—fell approximately 21% from their June highs as of late July. These semiconductors are widely used in machinery, automotive, and factory applications, with their price performance serving as a leading indicator for industr
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05:29

U.S. Military Halts Daily Iran Strikes After 13 Consecutive Nights on Friday

According to CNN, on Friday, July 25, the U.S. Central Command did not announce any strikes against Iran, breaking a pattern of nearly daily attacks over the past two weeks. For the previous 13 consecutive nights, U.S. Central Command had posted statements on social media confirming strikes against Iranian military targets. However, no such announcement was issued Friday night, and it remains unclear whether this indicates a pause in operations.
05:25

Tesla Stock Plunges 14.5% to $319.69 on Q2 Earnings Miss, $215B Market Cap Erased

Tesla's stock fell 14.5% to $319.69 on July 23, 2026, during trading on the New York Stock Exchange following the company's second-quarter earnings report. The single-day decline erased approximately $215 billion from Tesla's market capitalization. According to the earnings data, Tesla's adjusted net income decreased 17% year-over-year in the second quarter.
05:25

Apple Lobbies Trump to Allow Chinese Chipmakers in Supply Chain, Micron Opposes

According to WSJ, Apple on July 25 is lobbying the Trump administration to allow Chinese memory chip suppliers CXMT and YMTC to supply products sold outside the U.S. market, seeking to ease global chip shortages and lower consumer costs. Micron, the largest U.S. memory chip maker, opposes the proposal, arguing it could weaken American semiconductor competitiveness. The lobbying reflects a policy conflict within the Trump administration: balancing consumer price reduction against semiconductor su
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