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THE ITALIAN SEMICONDUCTOR DROPPED BY OVER 18 PER CENT TO OVER TWO MONTHS, AND THE Q3 COMMAND FAILED

On 23 July, the Italian semiconductor (STM.US) dropped by over 18 per cent, reaching a minimum of $53.66, a new low since late April. In the news, the Italian semiconductor was released, with a net profit of $3.49 billion in the second quarter, slightly better than market expectations; the net profit was $222 million, and Māori was close to $1.22 billion, with a Māori rate of 34.8 per cent. The company expects to earn approximately $3.7 billion in the third quarter (mean of guidance), lower than the analyst ' s average of $3.9 billion; the Māori rate is about 37 per cent, slightly higher than the analyst ' s expected 36.76 per cent. Citi Analyst Andrew Gardiner notes that the financial report shows that the end-market recovery in cars, industry and so forth is still advancing and that AI and data centre operations continue to grow at a high rate, but the market is expected to rise in step with the valuation. In the absence of further space repair for profit projections, stock prices are under pressure to adjust in the short term。

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Anthropic, considering IPO, plans to enforce a 10B5-1 stock trading scheme for all employees

According to the source, the artificial intelligence giant, Anthropic, is considering a more rare arrangement after listing, requiring ordinary employees to sell their shares through a pre-set trading plan, in order to avoid violating the rules governing insider trading. It was reported that the arrangement would be based on a 10b5-1 trading plan, which would set in advance the time and quantity of stock sales and would be implemented as planned. Typically, such schemes apply primarily to company executives, directors and some financial and legal staff, and it is less common for Anthropic to be extended to ordinary employees if finally implemented。

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The oil has increased by 5 per cent, and the oil has risen by 6 per cent to close to $100

ON 23 JULY, INTERNATIONAL OIL PRICES CONTINUED TO RISE, WITH BRENT'S CRUDE OIL FUTURES RISING BY 6.17 DOLLARS PER BARREL, UP FROM 22 MAY. WTI CRUDE OIL FUTURES INCREASED BY 5.12 PER CENT TO US$91.28/BARREL. ACCORDING TO INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM TRUMP ON SOCIAL MEDIA, THE UNITED STATES WOULD HOLD IRAN ACCOUNTABLE IF HOUTHI FORCES ATTACKED THE SHIP AGAIN. THE STATE WILL CARRY OUT A MAJOR MILITARY STRIKE AGAINST IRAN AND, OF COURSE, AGAINST THE HOUTHIS。

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The U.S. dollar is down 1.75%, Tesla is over 8%, Google is over 6%

On 23 July, as a result of concerns about investment by AI and the escalation of tensions in the Middle East caused by the scientific and technological giants, the three major indices of the United States share were lower by more than 1 per cent, with a drop of 1.1 per cent, a drop of 1.75 per cent and a drop of 1.16 per cent in the Standard 500 index. The “Tech Seven” collapsed, Tesla fell over 8 per cent, Google fell over 6 per cent, Amazon fell over 3 per cent, Meta fell over 2 per cent and Inverda fell over 1.1 per cent. The chip unit went down and the flashy, high-to-high drop was over 2 per cent。

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A review of the events of July 23rd

12.00-21:00 Keywords: Coinbase, SpaceX, BitMEX, Bitcoin Security Union 1. Long-term technology: to be listed on 27 July at Shanghai Stock Exchange Building Board. 6. Since SpaceX IPO, the emptier ' s estimated cumulative book profits have reached approximately $15.5 billion 7. Old-licensed derivatives exchange, BitMEX, announced an official closure on September 23, and immediately suspended the registration of new users 8. Belede, Coinbase, Strategy and others for the establishment of the Bitcoin Security Alliance, with a commitment of $15 million over three years

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The oil prices are soaring, the Fed's interest rate is up next week, and the rate of return on United States debt is up in the year

On 23 July, as the threat of an escalation in the war in Iran pushed up oil prices, the United States Treasury's rate of return on its debt rose to its highest level in the year, and the market expected the Fed to increase interest rates as soon as possible next week. The rate of return on government debt for the two-year period, which is expected to be more affected by the Federal Reserve policy, rose by about 4 basis points on Thursday to about 4.34 per cent, the highest level since the beginning of 2025. The 10-year rate of return on national debt reached a new high in the year, rising to 5.19 per cent in the three-year period, slightly below its highest level since 2007. The price of Brent crude oil is slowly rising to $100 per barrel, as the Al-Houthi forces claim to have attacked merchant ships for the first time in recent months. This increase continues to press the US Treasury debt market and makes traders more likely to believe that the Fed, led by Walsh, will soon increase interest rates this year. Kim Xian

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For the first time since May, oil futures exceeded $100 per barrel

On 23 July, Brent's crude oil futures rose to $100 per barrel for the first time in two months. Previously, Yemeni Al-Houthi claimed to have attacked two Saudi oil tankers sailing in the Red Sea, exacerbating the conflict in the Middle East and threatening to further disrupt oil supplies. The attack by Yemeni forces on Al-Houthi has opened a new front for regional conflict, following which traffic in the Straits of Hormuz was in jeopardy as a result of the American-Iraq conflict. Since the outbreak of the conflict, the Mande Channel in the Red Sea has become a lifeline for oil exports. In recent days, both the United States and the United States have diluted the possibility of peace negotiations, making the emergence of a long-standing hostile situation possible. Kim Xian

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The Fed Voicescope: July's special session has been the hardest to guess in recent years

On July 23, Nick Timiraos local time wrote that the July policy meeting of the Fed would be the most unpredictable in recent years. The renewed rise in oil prices, the rise in United States tariff policy risks and the shift of some officials to support interest rates have challenged the consensus to maintain interest rates unchanged. The market generally anticipated that the Federal Reserve would continue to maintain policy interest rates at the Federal Open Market Commission (FOMC) meeting from 28 to 29 July, with current interest rates ranging from 3.50 to 3.75 per cent. The outcome of the meeting did not, however, mean the end of internal controversy, and some officials had begun to pave the way for further interest rates this year. At the previous meeting, there had been a clear disagreement among 18 Federal Reserve officials as to whether there was a need for interest rate hike this year, half of which was expected to require interest rate hikes, while the other half considered that no adjustment was needed. Jonathan Pingle, the Chief Economist of the United States Bank, said that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh could be a key figure in the direction of policy. (WSJ)

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Dealer's commitment to the ECB's interest rate hike remains unchanged at 48 basis points by the end of the year

The ECB maintained the interest rate at 2.25 per cent, in line with market expectations, and traders maintained their bets on the September hike. Since the resolution was issued, there has been little change in euro area government bonds, with Germany ' s two-year sovereign debt return rising by 2.86 per cent. The swap contracts show that the market expects the ECB to increase interest rates by 24 basis points in September, while the possibility of an additional 25 basis points by the end of the year is almost 100%. The euro continued its earlier decline against the United States dollar, with the latest decline of 0.2 per cent, accounting for $1.1392. Kim Xian

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