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Market News: South Korean Foreign Exchange Authorities Intervened On Thursday By Selling Dollars In A Rare Move
The USD/JPY Pair Fell More Than Ten Points In The Short Term, Currently Trading At 159.54
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: The Yen Has Significantly Deviated From Its Equilibrium Value And Is Substantially Undervalued; He Is Not Concerned About The Yen Strengthening Again Against The U.S. Dollar, Noting That The Yen Is Currently Very Cheap While The Japanese Economy Is Performing Well
Trump Announced That Hamas Has Agreed To Fully Disarm, And Israel Will Withdraw Its Forces
US President Trump: The Peace Committee Has Reached A Historic Agreement To Completely Disarm Hamas And All Other Armed Groups In Gaza
The Probability Of The Federal Reserve Raising Interest Rates By 25 Basis Points In September Is 63.4%
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: The Yen "appears To Be Severely Undervalued" In My View
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: Japan May Have Intervened In The Foreign Exchange Market Earlier On Thursday
Amazon's CFO Stated That Due To Advance Procurement And Inventory Pre-positioning To Avoid Tariff Costs, Tariff Refunds Are Limited
Apple Expects Foreign Exchange To Have A Negative Impact Of 2.5 Percentage Points In The Fourth Fiscal Quarter
Apple's CFO: The Company Received Approximately $600 Million In Tariff Refunds In The Second Fiscal Quarter
According To Nikkei: The Japanese Government And The Bank Of Japan Intervened In The Foreign Exchange Market
White House Official: US President Trump Has Ordered Restrictions On The Export Of Critical Mineral Waste
An Iraqi Government Spokesperson Stated That If The Strait Of Hormuz Remains Closed, The Government Will Turn To External Borrowing
Mexico's Ministry Of Finance: Public Debt Reached 51% Of GDP In The Second Quarter, Compared With 50.4% In The First Quarter
Institution: The Federal Reserve May Have Created An Opening For Japan To Intervene In The Foreign-exchange Market
According To The Daily Telegraph, The U.S. State Department Will Issue Another 250,000 Patriot Passports Bearing The Portrait Of President Trump Due To "extremely High Demand"
U.S. Central Command: As Of July 30, U.S. Central Command Forces Had Guided 24 Merchant Ships To Change Course, Rendered Two Merchant Ships Inoperable, And Boarded And Inspected Two More Merchant Ships To Ensure They Were In Full Compliance With Regulations
Jordan's Foreign Ministry: The Jordanian Foreign Minister Spoke With The UAE Foreign Minister To Discuss The Regional Situation And De-escalation Efforts. Both Sides Condemned The Iranian Attack On Jordan, And The UAE Reiterated Its Support For Jordan In Maintaining Security And Stability
A Brazilian Finance Ministry Official Said The Government Is Considering Potential Adjustments To Spending Caps To Help Balance Public Accounts And Achieve Announced Targets
Argentina Has Issued New Regulations Banning The Entry Of Foreigners Who Incite Attacks Against Argentina
The U.S. Senate Voted 49-50 To Reject A Resolution That Would Have Required President Trump To Halt Hostile Actions Against Iran Without Congressional Authorization
Moody's Upgraded Micron Technology's Senior Unsecured Rating To Baa1 With A Stable Outlook
According To The Wall Street Journal, Several Banks Are In Talks To Provide A $15 Billion Loan To A Data Center Developer That Is Partnering With Anthropic, With Google Providing Financial Guarantees And Chip Support
The Spanish Interior Ministry Said That The Spanish Armed Forces Will Provide Reinforcements To The Police In Ceuta Following The Mass Migration Incident
Brazil's Ministry Of Finance: The Central Government Recorded A Primary Budget Deficit Of 48.178 Billion Reais In June
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi Spoke With The Cypriot Foreign Minister, Emphasizing That Foreign Military Bases In Cyprus Must Not Be Allowed To Be Used For Operations Against Iran
The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $1.076 Billion From Three Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations
The French Foreign Ministry Stated: "We Urge The United States To Fully Support Lebanon's Sovereignty. We Support The Historic And Difficult Negotiations Between Lebanon And Israel, Which Must Lead To The Eventual Withdrawal Of Israeli Troops From Lebanon And The Disarmament Of Hezbollah."
French Foreign Ministry: We Call For De-escalation Of Tensions In The Red Sea. The Closure Of The Strait Of Hormuz Would Impact The Global Economy
U.S. Treasury Department: The United States Has Announced New Sanctions Against Iran And Its Support Networks
U.S. Senator Cornyn: Trump May Withdraw His Nomination Of Branch, Which May Be A Negotiating Tactic, But Related Consultations Have Essentially Broken Down By At Least The End Of This Week
Qatar's Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: Qatar Strongly Condemns The Attack On Two Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Carriers At The Port Of Damieta, Egypt
British Culture Secretary Nandi: (Regarding The FIFA Boycott) This Is A Principled Decision That We Strongly Support. Football Belongs To The Fans, Not Billionaire Investors, And It's Time To Stand Up And Protect Our Game
Ukrainian Officials Say Russian Missile And Drone Attacks Killed At Least Eight People Overnight
Fannie Mae: The Average Interest Rate For A 30-year Fixed-rate Mortgage In The United States Was 6.66% In The Week Ending July 30, A One-year High, Up From 6.58% The Previous Week
The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Continued Its Decline, Falling 5 Basis Points To 4.98%
Citi: Walsh Is Monitoring Broader Inflation Indicators, Which May Reduce The Likelihood Of Near-term Rate Hikes
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