Beijing issued a preliminary ruling finding the US and Mexico are dumping pecans in China, announcing provisional anti-dumping cash deposits of up to 54.3 per cent.
The Bank of Russia acquired 4.8 billion rubles ($61.4 million) worth of yuan on the domestic market for settlement on July 22, 2026. This follows a similar purchase of 4.8 billion rubles in yuan with settlement on July 21.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that a complete ban on gasoline and diesel exports is necessary to stabilize the domestic fuel market. Russia has already implemented a temporary ban on these exports until July 31.
The Bank of Russia purchased 4.8 billion rubles ($62.62 million) worth of yuan on the domestic market for settlements dated July 9, 2026. This follows a purchase of 4.7 billion rubles ($61.32 million) for settlements dated July 8.
Russia's domestic fuel market is tense due to peak summer demand and refinery issues. Deputy PM Alexander Novak stated that a short-term ban on diesel exports for producers is being considered to boost domestic supplies, alongside proposals from President Putin.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan on the domestic market with settlement on July 6, 2026, totaling 9.3 billion rubles ($121.57 million). The bank also conducted foreign currency operations on July 3, totaling the same amount.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan on the domestic market for 5.3 billion rubles ($68 million) with settlements on July 1, 2026. The central bank also bought yuan worth 5.3 billion rubles on June 30.
Silver prices have plummeted over 50% from their January peak, sparking debate among experts on whether the bull run has ended. Factors including profit booking, geopolitical tensions, and industrial demand fluctuations contribute to the sharp correction, contrasting with a less severe decline in gold prices.
Reliance Jio plans a US$3.8-4 billion IPO, potentially India's largest, to retire debt. This move could spur other digital firms to raise funds, with market conditions stabilizing and improved global sentiment aiding IPO launches.
Asia's capital markets struggle to produce blockbuster IPOs comparable to the US, despite strong technological capabilities and large domestic markets. Structural and behavioral factors, including less patient private capital, stricter listing rules, and lower valuation multiples, hinder Asian firms from reaching mega-cap status.
The Bank of Russia purchased 5.3 billion rubles ($68 million) worth of yuan on the domestic market with settlements on June 25, 2026, as reported by the regulator. This follows a similar purchase with June 24 settlements, part of its ongoing yuan-ruble operations on the Moscow Exchange.
Russia is contemplating a temporary ban on diesel fuel exports by producers for a few months to address a domestic surplus and boost supply. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated the measure aims to ensure greater volume for the domestic market and replenish stocks.
Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced Russia has secured sufficient fuel volumes for its domestic market, despite ongoing logistics restructuring. Authorities have banned gasoline and jet fuel exports, are considering a diesel export ban, and postponed refinery maintenance to meet heightened summer demand.
Russia has secured sufficient fuel volumes for its domestic market, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak. The country is considering a short-term ban on diesel fuel exports for producers to ensure greater domestic supply, despite currently having a surplus.
Japan is embracing "techno-nationalism" to boost its domestic aerospace industry and reclaim its status as an innovation hub, partly driven by competition with China and a desire for nationally produced solutions.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan on the domestic market with settlement on June 16, 2026, for 5.3 billion rubles ($73.11 million). Similar purchases were made on June 15.
The Bank of Russia purchased yuan on the domestic market with settlements on June 11, 2026, for 5.3 billion rubles ($73.08 million). This follows a purchase of 5.2 billion rubles ($71.70 million) on June 10.
The BBC's decision to broadcast the World Cup from the UK, citing cost and environmental concerns, contrasts with ITV's on-location approach. The article analyzes the merits of each, highlighting the BBC's journalistic focus versus ITV's celebrity guests, and the challenges of remote broadcasting.
South Korean budget coffee chains like Mega Coffee, Compose Coffee, Paik's Coffee, and The Venti are accelerating overseas expansion due to a saturated domestic market and rising costs. They are targeting Southeast Asia, Japan, and North America, adapting menus to local tastes.
Chinese AI firms are changing pricing strategies due to competition from DeepSeek's V4 models, with Xiaomi slashing API costs by 99% for its MiMo-V2.5 model
Bank of Russia bought 1.2 billion rubles worth of yuan on June 3 and 4, 2026, on the Moscow Exchange.
The Bank of Russia announced it purchased yuan on the domestic market for 1.2 billion rubles ($16.3 million) with settlements on June 3, 2026. The central bank also made a similar purchase for 1.2 billion rubles on June 2.
China has approved licenses for 166 foreign companies to pilot value-added telecommunications services, including internet data centers and information services, in select zones. Analysts believe this move offers opportunities for multinationals but will likely have a limited impact on the domestic market due to existing competition and pilot zone restrictions.
Union minister Piyush Goyal stated that global investors have strong confidence in India's future, viewing it as the world's fastest-growing economy for over two decades. He highlighted successful foreign investments like Hyundai and JCB as examples of India's manufacturing strengths and growth potential.
