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Collapse of South Korea’s Technology Stocks and the KOSPI Index Approaches the Circuit Breaker Threshold

South Korean stocks continued their sharp decline on Thursday, as the KOSPI index dropped 7.2%, amid heavy losses led by shares of major semiconductor companies, pushing the benchmark index toward the 8% decline threshold that triggers a circuit breaker mechanism across the entire market.
South Korea’s stock exchange has already activated the “sidecar” mechanism for the sell side earlier in the session, temporarily pausing programmed sell orders for five minutes, after KOSPI 200 index futures fell by more than 5% and remained at that level for at least one minute.

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Stripe and Advent Advance a Bid to Buy PayPal for More Than $53 Billion
Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing sources familiar with the matter, that Stripe and private equity firm Advent International submitted a joint acquisition bid for PayPal Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:PYPL) in a deal valued at more than $53 billion.

According to Reuters, the parties are offering $60.50 per share of PayPal, representing a 28% premium over the stock’s closing price on Tuesday.
Reuters added that the offer was submitted earlier in July and has committed financing from banks of roughly $50 billion. The bid comes after an initial approach in April, while PayPal has not responded to either offer so far.

Under the proposal, Stripe and Advent would jointly own PayPal, with each retaining an equal stake. The report said the parties are seeking to complete the deal before the end of this month.

PayPal did not immediately respond to a request for comment sent to it by email.
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Breaking: Gold loses its luster after a strong jump... and prices are approaching the level 4,000 dollars

Gold prices fell during Wednesday trading after logging gains of more than 2% in the previous session, as investors shifted their focus from U.S. inflation data to the ongoing rise in oil prices. This reignited concerns about inflation and the path of interest rates in the United States, weighing on the precious metal, which yields no return.

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China’s trade surplus expands in June as exports and imports top expectations

China’s exports grew faster than expected in June, outpacing a surge in imports as strong global demand for AI-linked products and technical goods offset the mounting geopolitical headwinds.
Customs data showed that exports rose 27.0% year on year in June, accelerating from the 19.4% increase recorded in May, and surpassing economists’ expectations for 18.2% growth.

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Gold regains the $4,100 level %49 AS AS dollar.. When does buying become logical?

Gold managed to turn into the green zone during Thursday’s session, regaining trading above the $4,100 per ounce level, in a move that reflects an improvement in buying momentum after a wave of losses pushed the precious metal to its lowest levels in more than a week.
But this rebound does not necessarily mean a change in the overall direction of the market, as WarrenAI’s latest analyses, available with an InvestingPro subscription, indicate that gold is still moving within a main bearish trend, while the current rise represents more of a short-term recovery attempt rather than the start of a new upward wave.

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The Dollar Holds Steady Amid Iran Tensions, While the Yuan Falls After Inflation Data

The dollar held steady on Thursday, as renewed military tensions between the United States and Iran kept markets on alert for stubborn inflation and higher interest rates, while the Chinese yuan stood still after the release of subdued June inflation data.
Most Asian currencies stayed within narrow ranges after the release of the Federal Reserve’s June meeting minutes overnight, which revealed a clear split among monetary policy makers on the question of raising interest rates.

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Amrize shares fall after Truist downgrades it due to roofing and cement pressures

Amrize shares fell by more than 6% on Tuesday after Truist Bank downgraded the building materials company’s rating from "Buy" to "Hold" and cut its target price to $48 from $65, citing margin pressures in the commercial roofing sector and limited upside in cement prices in the near term.
The analyst, Keith Hughes, said in a memo he sent to clients that the commercial roofing sector, which accounts for about 28% of sales, "will need some time to pass through the very large inflation in input costs, causing price and mix erosion during 2026."

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Supreme Court to Hear Apple’s Appeal Against Epic Games

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to hear Apple’s appeal (NASDAQ: AAPL) in its ongoing legal battle with Epic Games over App Store rules. The dispute centers on whether Apple violated an injunction that requires changes to its App Store operations.
The justices will review a decision by a lower court that upheld a contempt ruling against Apple, issued by U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers. The judge had ruled that Apple failed to comply with an injunction that arose from a lawsuit filed by Epic in 2020, in which it challenged App Store fees.

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Gold loses its luster despite global tensions and is set to record its biggest quarterly loss in 13 years

Gold is usually regarded as the first safe haven for investors during wars and geopolitical crises, as money typically flows into it when risks and uncertainty rise in global markets. However, the current picture seems notably different: instead of benefiting from escalating tensions in the Middle East, the precious metal is on track to end the current quarter with losses of about 13%, its largest quarterly drop in 13 years. This shift reflects changing investor priorities and the dominance of U.S. monetary policy over market direction.

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Breaking: U.S. consumer confidence improves compared with last month but disappoints hopes

Data for the U.S. consumer confidence index issued by the Conference Board on Tuesday showed a slight improvement in consumer sentiment during June compared with the previous month, though it fell short of market expectations. This reflects the continued state of caution regarding the outlook for the U.S. economy.
The index recorded 91.2 points, compared with expectations of 94.4 points. Meanwhile, the reading for May was revised to 90.6 points, which means the index rose month-on-month, but it did not reach the level the markets had been expecting.

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The yen nears its lowest level in 40 years under the watch of Japanese authorities

The Japanese yen falls in the Asian market on Monday against a basket of major and minor currencies, resuming losses that had paused temporarily on Friday versus the US dollar, and nearing a two-year low, with just one point separating it from its lowest level since 1986. This could prompt Japanese authorities to intensify their warnings about excessive moves in the currency market, or even to intervene directly to support the local currency if pressure on it continues.

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UBS sets out a roadmap for investment venues amid volatile markets

Base case: stay invested, but make your portfolio work efficiently
UBS maintains a positive outlook on the markets. The bank expects the S&P 500 index to reach 8,200 by June 2027, supported by the resilience of U.S. economic growth, continued investment in artificial intelligence, healthy corporate earnings, and ongoing government spending. The bank also expects shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to return to normal within the next two to three months, while bond yields gradually decline, creating a supportive environment for fixed-income investments.

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Trading in SpaceX-linked credit swaps begins following bond issuance

Credit-default swaps linked to SpaceX began trading on Thursday, following the company's first issuance of high-grade bonds earlier this week, according to Bloomberg. This development allows investors to hedge against potential losses or bet on the company's creditworthiness.

Wall Street bond traders began creating markets for SpaceX-linked swaps after the company issued $25 billion in bonds on Tuesday. SpaceX operates in the rocket, satellite, and artificial intelligence sectors. The bonds have fallen relative to U.S. Treasuries since the initial issuance, indicating selling pressure on the security.

According to the report, traders began providing buy and sell price indicators for the hedges to investors before the bond issuance was announced. A trader's price list showed that the cost of insuring SpaceX against default for five years is about 1.255 percentage points per year, or roughly $125,500 per year for every $10,000,000 insured.

By comparison, the cost of insuring Intel, another chipmaker with similar credit ratings, is about 0.64 percentage points per year.

Credit derivatives act as a form of insurance against a company defaulting on its debt obligations. If a company fails to pay interest on its bonds, the holder of the credit derivative is entitled to compensation. These derivatives typically reflect investors' concerns about credit risk before changes occur in the bond market, as derivatives are generally easier to trade than actual bonds.

SpaceX's 10-year bonds traded at a spread of 1.57 percentage points on Thursday, up from 1.40 percentage points when they were issued on Tuesday.
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Leadership Reorganization at JPMorgan Chase & Co. Extends Dimon’s Era

Bank of America described Rubou as the most likely candidate to succeed Dimon in the end; however, it warned that investors will likely want to see proof of his ability to navigate the highly competitive consumer banking landscape, especially as artificial intelligence reshapes the sector’s features.
However, the most pressing reflection for investors is the continued presence of Dimon. The brokerage bank confirmed that JPMorgan Chase & Co. occupies a unique position that enables it to benefit from emerging opportunities linked to the adoption of artificial intelligence, digital assets, and regulatory developments, and that Dimon remains the most suitable executive to lead the bank through these transformations.

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Collapse of South Korea’s Technology Stocks and the KOSPI Index Approaches the Circuit Breaker Threshold

Breaking: Gold loses its luster after a strong jump... and prices are approaching the level 4,000 dollars

China’s trade surplus expands in June as exports and imports top expectations

Gold regains the $4,100 level %49 AS AS dollar.. When does buying become logical?

The Dollar Holds Steady Amid Iran Tensions, While the Yuan Falls After Inflation Data

Amrize shares fall after Truist downgrades it due to roofing and cement pressures

Supreme Court to Hear Apple’s Appeal Against Epic Games

Gold loses its luster despite global tensions and is set to record its biggest quarterly loss in 13 years

Breaking: U.S. consumer confidence improves compared with last month but disappoints hopes

The yen nears its lowest level in 40 years under the watch of Japanese authorities

UBS sets out a roadmap for investment venues amid volatile markets

Leadership Reorganization at JPMorgan Chase & Co. Extends Dimon’s Era

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