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INKB Holding reports record operational results in H1 2026, with notable growth at its manufacturing facility and increased shipment volumes. Additional details available in the company's official report.

Strait of Hormuz to stay closed until US halts Iran attacks, FARS reports.

Russian stock index MOEX increases 2%, signaling positive market momentum.

IRGC claims responsibility for strikes on Amazon data center in Bahrain in retaliation for U.S. attacks, Press TV reports.

Federal Reserve data shows hedge fund leverage volumes hit record highs.

Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI plans to conduct an IPO in Hong Kong. The firm recently introduced the open-source model Kimi K3, which features 2.8 trillion parameters, purportedly making it the largest AI model worldwide, according to the developer. U.S. officials have raised concerns, characterizing the development of Kimi K3 as a “DeepSeek 2.0” moment for America.

Some Russian refineries have resumed fuel sales on the exchange as wholesale trading volumes pick up, unmet demand declines, and station supplies stabilize. — Ъ

Former President Trump agrees to ethics provision in CLARITY Act, clearing key obstacle to Senate vote. Market participants anticipate the act’s passage could boost institutional demand, potentially supporting long-term bullish trends. Bitwise reports institutional clients are awaiting the act’s adoption before entering the crypto market.

New Zealand consumer inflation accelerates in Q2 2026; CPI rises 1.5% quarter over quarter, above expectations of 1.4% and up from 0.9%; annual inflation hits 4.1%, above estimates of 4%, up from 3.1%.

China considering tightening export controls on AI models and chips, Financial Times reports. The move could influence global tech markets as Beijing aims to regulate outbound AI technology and component shipments.

Key economic data due today, July 21, 2026: New Zealand consumer inflation CPI at 01:45 MSK; UK unemployment figures at 09:00 MSK; Eurozone and German ZEW Economic Sentiment indices at 12:00 MSK; US ADP Employment report at 15:15 MSK; US API oil inventories at 23:30 MSK. Russian State Duma to review cryptocurrency legislation. Notable earnings releases include Novartis at 08:00 MSK, with additional reports from General Motors and Hasbro later in the day.

Goldman Sachs' global conflict risk indicator has surged since 2021, hitting its highest level since the 1960s.

Brazil prepares to respond firmly to new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, sources say. For further details, see the RTRS report. Additionally, Brazil is shifting from issuing US dollar-denominated bonds to yuan-denominated issues this year, according to Bloomberg.

Spain has secured the hosting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Key events this week include ongoing corporate reporting in the U.S. Monday: Andy Burnham named UK Prime Minister; China announces LPR at 04:15; Canada CPI figures released at 15:30; U.S. leading economic indicators at 17:00. Tuesday: Economic sentiment and jobs data. Japan markets closed Monday. Friday: Russian Central Bank holds press conference at 15:00. Global PMI releases scheduled throughout the week.

Concerns Grow as Oracle's Five-Year Credit Default Swaps Hit Record High Amid Elevated Cash Outflows, AI Investment Uncertainty Post Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 Launch. S&P Global Ratings Downgrades Oracle to BBB-, One Tier Above Junk, While CDS Spreads Widen for Major U.S. Tech Giants.

U.S. oil and gas rig count rises for the longest streak since January 2022, according to Bloomberg, marking ongoing growth since May.

Bitcoin reaches $65,000, ending an eight-week streak of outflows from crypto products, CoinShares reports.

Demand for cash in Russia has surged again, with the trend expected to persist. — Ъ

GameStop now holds nearly 10% of eBay's shares, per SEC filing. The move suggests continued interest in acquiring eBay despite previous bid rejection, Reuters reports.

Meta in discussions to lease data center computing capacity to Anthropic in potential $10 billion agreement, NYT reports. Further details available here.

Russia looks to augment its gasoline imports from India, according to reports from Reuters.

The IMOEX index in Russia extends declines, marking the 19th consecutive week of retreat in stock valuations.

U.S. Senate to discuss strategic Bitcoin reserve today.

Russian stocks decline as IMOEX index drops below 2,000.

SpaceX aborts Starship launch during engine ignition; SPCX down 3%

French President Macron alleges China has launched a trade war against Europe.

MWS Cloud, a unit of MTS Web Services, has become the first in Russia to deploy Chinese-developed Z.AI's GLM 5.2 AI model on its infrastructure. All user requests are processed domestically, with no data shared externally. Internal testing indicates GLM 5.2 outperforms competing models on agency tasks and is on par with GPT-5.5 globally. The model also led the Design Arena benchmark, surpassing Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.

U.S. housing starts rose 19% in June, surpassing the 11.2% forecast and reversing a 15.4% decline in May.

Russia receives first Kazakhstan gasoline shipment, approximately 1,000 tons, RTRS reports.

Iran conducts second day of military operations in Iraq; US officials cite ongoing engagement and potential increase in Iraqi oil imports, with reports indicating Iraq could serve as a strategic base for US efforts against Iran.

Lavrov warns that potential closure of Bab-el-Mandeb Strait could significantly impact the global oil market.

Saudi Arabia exploring option to resume military operations in Yemen after four-year ceasefire; Iran conducts strikes on Oman and Syria; Bashar Assad warns of volatile Middle East.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on Russia for the first time over strikes on Kyiv, according to TASS. The measures target five individuals and the group "ABS Electro," which Brussels accuses of producing electronic components for Russian attack drones.

Russia's BTS-Most Holding has acquired a 67.2% stake in Yugk.

Andy Burnham to become UK Prime Minister on July 20.

U.S. corporate insiders sold $77.6 billion in stocks during the first half of 2026, up 20% year-over-year, marking the second-fastest pace in over two decades, according to Bloomberg data from EPFR.

Fix Price online sales in Russia rose 26% YoY in H1 2026, according to a report.

Long-term holders have boosted BTC acquisitions over the past 30 days, now accumulating approximately 16.3 million BTC — a record high, CryptoQuant reports.

Iran launches first strikes on Syria since start of conflict, RTRS reports. Previously, Tehran warned that U.S. attacks could lead to regional escalation.

Houthi forces reportedly attacked vessel near Bab-el-Mandeb strait.

APRI's real estate developer sales rose 48% YoY in H1 2026, totaling 72,620 sqm, report shows.

Dubai, Oct 24 (Dow Jones Newswires) — Explosions reported in central Dubai, RTRS reports.

X5, Russia’s major retailer, currently does not plan to acquire other major retail chains, according to the company.

Over 25 countries, including Russia and China, have signed an agreement to establish the World Organization for Cooperation in the field of AI.

Russia — Positive to release 2025 IFRS financial report on July 27.

Russian stocks monitored as Gazprom shares approach record lows on Moscow Exchange. If shares close below 84 today, they will establish a new all-time low, intensifying speculation about a possible "Global Flood 2.0" occurring this year, according to prophecy.

U.S. Natural Gas Inventories to be Released by EIA at 17:30 MSK

Calendar Highlights for July 14, 2026: In China, monthly trade data scheduled for release at 06:00. Switzerland to publish PPI figures at 09:00. U.S. CPI data due at 15:30. Kevin Warsh scheduled to testify before the House Financial Services Committee at 17:00. US crude oil inventories to be reported at 00:30. Moscow Exchange expands trading hours and begins trading WTI oil futures. Key earnings reports include Ericsson at 08:00 and JPMorgan at 13:35.