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As of the half-day, the Hang Seng Index surged by 446 points, while the Hang Seng Technology Index rose by 127 points, driven by strong gains in peers such as Xiaomi Group (+4%), Alibaba (+3%), and Colonial, with the index approaching the 24,500 level.

Industrial Fulian (AI Leader) Earnings Surge: The trillion-dollar AI leader forecasts a 93-101% increase in net profit for the first half of 2026, reaching 23.4-24.4 billion yuan, signaling massive growth in the AI sector.
State Council's "15th Five-Year" Carbon Peaking Plan: A major policy shift setting a target of 25% non-fossil energy consumption by 2030 and a 17% reduction in CO2 emissions per unit of GDP, launching a national low-carbon transition fund.
Changxin Technology IPO Launch: The largest DRAM chipmaker in China is set to begin its IPO on July 16, aiming to raise 29.5 billion yuan, marking the second-largest IPO in the history of the STAR Market.
Macau Gaming Sector EBITDA Decline: Citic Bank forecasts a 7% year-on-year drop in EBITDA for Macau's gaming sector in Q2, recommending Silver Bull and Wynn Macau as top investment picks.
Hong Kong Market Rally & Tech Surge: The Hang Seng Index surged 446 points, with the Hang Seng Tech Index gaining 127 points; Xiaomi and Alibaba rose over 4% and 3% respectively, driven by Southbound funds entering the tech sector.
China's New Energy Vehicle Export Milestone: In June, China's total vehicle exports exceeded 1 million units for the first time, with new energy vehicles accounting for 523,000 units (up 160% YoY), overtaking traditional fuel cars.
AI Industry "Diseconomy of Scale" Concerns: Global AI sentiment is facing a pivot as token spending indices drop 20% from May highs, raising concerns about the "diseconomy of scale" in AI computing despite high optimism.
Policy Shift Away from Forward Guidance: The Federal Reserve, ECB, and UK Bank are moving away from "forward guidance" to a "data-driven" monetary policy model, marking a significant change in global central bank strategies.
Nine Departments Boost Retail Innovation: A new joint opinion from nine government departments aims to accelerate retail industry innovation, including support for new retail enterprises to list and participate in green energy trading.
High-Risk Loan Sale by HSBC & Minimax Stock Drop: HSBC is reportedly selling high-risk Hang Seng loans, while Minimax's stock fell nearly 15% below its IPO price amid rumors of a dilutive share placement and convertible bond issuance.

Former bankrupt lender "Zenzenko" (全東信) collapsed, prompting the Japanese government to establish a special consultation window and relax lending requirements to support cash flow for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Bankruptcy of "Zentoushin" triggers government support for small business funding with a special consultation window and relaxed loan conditions.
Government clarifies no intention to intervene in Bank of Japan’s independence, explicitly denying rumors of controlling the central bank.
June corporate price inflation surged 7.1%, driven by Middle-East conflicts causing oil and chemical product price hikes.
Zentoushin bankruptcy reveals 63 creditor companies, half of which are banks; the largest creditor is Kinki Sangyo Credit Union.
New York stocks rebounded 139 dollars, fueled by strong U.S. labor market data and reduced excessive economic caution.
Summer vacation budget fell to a 5-year low of 85,000 yen; over 40% of people choose not to travel due to inflation and saving trends.
Government emphasizes Bank of Japan’s independence while clarifying no intervention intent, expressing urgency over rising interest rates.
Revised tax-exemption rules show only one "abolition" case in provincial self-inspection; inflation and tax reduction face funding barriers.
Government responds to Zentoushin bankruptcy with small business funding support; Chief Cabinet Secretary Mochihara confirms impact mitigation measures are under review.
Shakey introduces "Shake" sandwiches, a trend expanding across beef and pizza chains due to broader adoption.

The most important event in the crypto market is the criminal complaint against Circle, which has put the USDC freeze policy under intense scrutiny and raised significant concerns about the stability of the world's largest stablecoin.

Bitcoin surged to nearly $64,000, driven by a chip rally and strength in the Japanese Yen amid intervention fears.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced further outflows, while Ether funds saw a five-day inflow streak, indicating shifting institutional sentiment.
XRP gained 2% as buyers pushed past the $1.10 resistance level, signaling potential upward momentum.
Grayscale's CFO departed after seven years, and Coinbase's top legal executive Grewal moved on following the conclusion of the SEC fight.
New Hampshire rejected a trailblazing state-government proposal to issue a Bitcoin bond, halting a major legislative experiment.
A criminal complaint against Circle (USDC issuer) has placed USDC's freeze policy under intense regulatory scrutiny.
Arbitrum jumped 19% in value, benefiting from Robinhood's $568 million onchain trading frenzy.
A new version of the U.S. "Crypto Clarity Act" is expected to be released as soon as next week, according to sources.
AscendEX faced collapse due to the MiCA deadline, failed financing, and issues with an empty hot wallet.
Bitcoin's price performance showed a divergence: strong in USD but lagging in JPY as the Yen strengthened amid intervention fears.

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