📡 Hourly Report | 15:00-16:00
1. Southeast Asia ESG lending rebounds 54.1% to $9.4 billion, and ESG bond issuance rises to $7.0 billion.
2. China domestic refined oil prices are raised: the retail price ceilings for gasoline and diesel increase by RMB 685 and RMB 655 per ton, respectively. Filling a tank of 92-octane gasoline costs RMB 27 more.
3. Microsoft’s strong earnings spark a global tech stock rebound: the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both surge. Microsoft’s daily market value increases by $450 billion, the largest one-day gain on record.
4. South Korea’s KOSPI jumps 17.91% in a single day, setting a record for the largest intraday gain. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rebound strongly, while foreign investors net buy more than KRW 70 trillion.
5. The immigration crisis in Spain’s Ceuta region continues to escalate. In the span of 24 hours, about 49,000 migrants have poured in, with at least 18 deaths. The government has deployed the military to reinforce support at the border.
6. Investigation report on the collapse of the Hongqi Bridge in Ma’erkang, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan is released: it finds that the collapse was caused by reservoir water soaking and softening the rock mass, along with an unexpected deep-seated landslide; it also identifies issues such as falsification by the surveying and inspection unit.
7. China’s micro-short drama industry sees over 1,000 productions per day. AI-generated content accounts for more than 95%, production cost per episode drops to RMB 30,000–50,000, traditional crews shrink sharply, actors’ incomes are cut in half, and the industry becomes increasingly polarized.
8. The U.S. June PCE unexpectedly turns negative and GDP falls below expectations, but private demand and AI investment remain strong. Global central banks still lean hawkish, so market volatility may stay elevated.
1. Southeast Asia ESG lending rebounds 54.1% to $9.4 billion, and ESG bond issuance rises to $7.0 billion.
2. China domestic refined oil prices are raised: the retail price ceilings for gasoline and diesel increase by RMB 685 and RMB 655 per ton, respectively. Filling a tank of 92-octane gasoline costs RMB 27 more.
3. Microsoft’s strong earnings spark a global tech stock rebound: the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both surge. Microsoft’s daily market value increases by $450 billion, the largest one-day gain on record.
4. South Korea’s KOSPI jumps 17.91% in a single day, setting a record for the largest intraday gain. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rebound strongly, while foreign investors net buy more than KRW 70 trillion.
5. The immigration crisis in Spain’s Ceuta region continues to escalate. In the span of 24 hours, about 49,000 migrants have poured in, with at least 18 deaths. The government has deployed the military to reinforce support at the border.
6. Investigation report on the collapse of the Hongqi Bridge in Ma’erkang, Aba Prefecture, Sichuan is released: it finds that the collapse was caused by reservoir water soaking and softening the rock mass, along with an unexpected deep-seated landslide; it also identifies issues such as falsification by the surveying and inspection unit.
7. China’s micro-short drama industry sees over 1,000 productions per day. AI-generated content accounts for more than 95%, production cost per episode drops to RMB 30,000–50,000, traditional crews shrink sharply, actors’ incomes are cut in half, and the industry becomes increasingly polarized.
8. The U.S. June PCE unexpectedly turns negative and GDP falls below expectations, but private demand and AI investment remain strong. Global central banks still lean hawkish, so market volatility may stay elevated.