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Rumours of Russia closing critical food corridors are the primary concern of traders

In the context of the generally perceived neutral impact on the market of the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Expectation Report, the attention of traders has shifted to the latest developments in the war between Russia and Ukraine. Rumours about Russia's closure of key food corridors are the primary focus of traders. In a report, StoneX analyst Arlan Suderman states: “The main situation remains that, as a result of the closure of the Strait of Kerch, there were some risk premiums in the wheat market before the end of the weekend”. Following the escalation of Ukraine ' s attack on Russian energy facilities, there was a possible closure of key export infrastructure. The Russian response to the risk of disrupting the supply of wheat in Ukraine is also a concern for traders. The wheat futures rose by 3.4 per cent。

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Circle (CRCL) stock increased by 6 per cent as a result of approval to establish a trust bank

Circle (CRCL) shares rose by more than 6 per cent on Friday with approval to establish a trust bank. The United States Monetary Supervisory Authority (OCC) has authorized the stabilizer to manage its reserve assets directly and for institutional clients. Jeremy Allaire, Chief Executive Officer of Circle, stated that the approval by the OCC of the Circle National Trust marked an important step in bringing block chain technology and digital assets to the heart of the United States financial system. The new entity, the Circle National Trust, will operate under the supervision of the Federal Bank. Despite the Friday price increase, the CRCL stock has fallen by 15 per cent over the past 30 days。

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The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament said that he would not surrender and that if the United States were to “underbelief” it would be fully defensive

The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Kalibaf, stated that Iran had never sought war, but would never yield to external pressure. According to Kalibaf, prior to the recent outbreak of conflict, the United States, Israel and NATO believed that Iran could be forced to surrender within days, but ultimately failed to achieve its goal. He stated that the United States had sought a ceasefire because of economic, political and public pressure. He emphasized that Iran did not trust the United States and that it was only when it was ready for war that it was eligible to negotiate with the United States. If the United States “renounces the memorandum of understanding between the two sides”, Iran will be ready for “full defence” and will firmly defend its national interests. Kalibaf said that the international community wanted an end to the war, but anyone should know that the conflict would not end with Iran ' s surrender。

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THE RECORD COMPANY PROMOTES THE "LABELLING" OF AI MUSIC, STREAMING MEDIA PLATFORMS OR NEW RULES

As the music industry struggles to cope with the industry changes that AI brings, a coalition of record companies and artists is urging major media platforms to mark the music generated by AI. The Alliance plans to work with fluent media platforms such as Spotify and Apple to indicate whether AI technology is being used in music production. Currently, the use of AI is largely marked by artists, record companies and distributors. The Alliance, led by the American Association of Phonograms (RIAA) and the International Association of Phonograms (IFPI), proposes two different labels for AI content. One of the labels is used to identify tracks that are generated exclusively by AI on the basis of hints, or those that are partially generated by AI by lead singers or key instruments. Another label is used to mark “AI-assisted” tracks, that is, works that are mainly created by humans but that use AI technology in certain elements. Kim Xian

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THE UNITED STATES EASED EXPORT RESTRICTIONS ON THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AND OPENED THE DOOR FOR THE SALE OF THE AI CHIP

On 11 July, the Trump Government planned to ease export restrictions on the United Arab Emirates by removing obstacles to the procurement of many advanced technologies, including commercial satellites and semiconductors for artificial intelligence. The United States Department of Commerce, in a circular to be issued next week, stated that the United Arab Emirates now met the more liberal conditions of United States export control law. The United States Department of Commerce also mentioned that the United Arab Emirates supported the position of the United States in the war against Iraq. The easing of export restrictions will enable businesses in the Emirates to purchase advanced AI chips from British Weeda, AMD and Cerebras Systems as planned. The agreement, which was reached more than a year ago between the United States and the United Arab Emirates, provided for these companies to supply thousands of processors to G42, the leading scientific and technological company supported by the United Arab Emirates, for the new AI data centre in the area。

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THE TRUMP GOVERNMENT EASED EXPORT RESTRICTIONS, AND THE UAE COULD BUY A NUMBER OF AI CORES LIKE EWEDA. FILM

The Trump Government plans to ease export restrictions on the UAE by allowing it to purchase advanced AI chips from British Weeda, AMD and Cerebras Systems. The United States Department of Commerce stated that the United Arab Emirates met the more liberal conditions of export control treatment and that it supported the position of the United States in the war against Iran. Under the terms of the agreement, British Weida, AMD and Cerebras Systems will supply G42 with thousands of processors for the new AI data centre in the United Arab Emirates。

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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CARITY BILL: SENATE VOTING OR JULY

Coinpedia reported that the CLARITY bill was about to mark the first anniversary of its adoption by the Chamber of Deputies, but that the Senate vote was still missing. In an interview with Fox Business, the Arkansas Deputy Law Rench Hill stated that ethical disputes remained the main obstacle. The Chairman of CTC, Michael Selig, pointed out that the negotiations had been complicated by ethical issues arising from the Turkish family ' s investments in encryption. In his view, additional ethical provisions were “disrupting the real opportunity for a bipartisan bill”. Hill commended the bipartisan senators and expressed the hope that consensus would be reached as soon as possible. He stressed that many of the concerns would be addressed and the market would be provided with transparency if the CLARITY bill were passed last summer. Hill also mentioned that the planned hearings in New York would highlight the need for a market framework。

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Isophisticate denies the news that Mee will negotiate next week

On 11 July, according to the Iranian Fars News Agency, the Iranian side denied reports that “Iran and the United States will hold a new round of negotiations next week”. According to an informed source close to the Iranian negotiating team, the news that “the preparatory work for the Islamabad talks has been completed” and “the talks at the technical level will continue next week” are false and the reports “have no real basis”. The person stressed that if any changes occurred in the negotiation process between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iran would be made public through official channels only and the relevant information published by foreign media would have no reference value。

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Trader yixie: SKHX plus single minus approximately $1.01 million

The trader yixie reduced the number of SKHX units on the HyperLiquid platform by 599.49, or approximately US$ 1,010,481.46, and the size of the warehouse was US$ 14,570,868.40 at an average price of US$1,461.82. At present, the current surplus is $84,372.65 (-119 per cent), at a current price of $1,453.40 and at a liquidation value of $788.43. Yixie has been building up MU and SNDK since April and has been the largest beneficiary of the upper half-conductor plate in May, with a monthly gain of $7 million and the largest AMD。

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Following the announcement by Trump of the end of the ceasefire in the United States of America, the United States forces claimed that there was no change in action

Local time was informed that Tim Hawkins, the spokesman for the United States Central Command, had stated that there was “no action to update” at the present time after President Trump announced a ceasefire with Iran. Trump wrote on social platforms the same day that the United States had clearly informed Iran that “the ceasefire is over”. When asked whether the end of the ceasefire meant that the United States forces would resume aerial bombardments, Hawkins stated that he would not predict future operations. He claims, however, that the United States forces in the area remain “ vigilant, lethal and prepared to carry out operations ordered by the Commander-in-Chief”。

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Apple drops by 1%

On 10 July, the share price of Apple (AAPL.US) fell by 1 per cent to $312.23. According to the source, Juan, a Citrini Research analyst, has today sent a message on platform X expressing an empty perspective on Apple’s future prospects, which is expected to start under tremendous pressure as early as the fourth quarter of 2026. According to Jukan, even Weidar is suffering from RAM bottlenecks, and it is hard to imagine apples being left alone if the shortage is further exacerbated。

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