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    Japan's Yen intervention hits record $50 billion in single day in July

    Japan spent a record $50.36 billion in a single day in July to strengthen the yen, which had fallen to a 40-year low against the dollar. It conducted interventions worth $97.19 billion overall, including coordinated action with the US and South Korea, highlighting growing concerns over continued currency weakness.

    Japan bond yields rise as safe-haven demand eases after tech rebound

    Japanese government bond yields rebounded as recovering technology stocks reduced safe-haven demand following last week's sharp selloff. Strong US jobs data and expectations of further Bank of Japan tightening also influenced investor sentiment across the bond market.

    South Korean shares rebound as chipmakers recover from AI-driven selloff

    South Korean shares rebounded on Monday as benchmark index KOSPI rose over 1.5%. Chip giants Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix led the recovery following Wall Street gains and government assurances over Nvidia GPU supply continuity, despite remaining net selling pressure from foreign investors.

    Japan's Nikkei rebounds 2% after tech stock rout

    Japan's Nikkei 225 rebounded 2% on Monday following a sharp technology stock selloff that pushed the benchmark into bear market territory. The recovery was driven by Wall Street gains and tech sector stabilization, though market sentiment remained cautious amid ongoing Middle East tensions and US regulatory concerns.

    D-Street poised for positive start as GIFT Nifty signals gains

    The Indian market concluded lower during the special Muhurat Trading session, breaking a seven-session winning streak. Analysts indicate strong institutional participation and corporate earnings underpin the market structure. India VIX rose by 12% to reflect increased market fear, settling at 17.46 levels. Foreign portfolio investors net bought shares worth Rs 13,749 crore, while domestic investors sold shares.

    BoE’s Pill sees scope for interest rate cuts if UK growth stalls

    Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill indicated that interest rates could remain steady or decline if economic growth stalls. Recent financial market predictions suggest potential for at least two interest rate increases within the next year. Economic growth has shown surprising strength, yet households are beginning to tighten their spending due to rising energy costs. While GDP growth is projected at 1.

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