1. US and EU Reach Tariff Agreement, Eliminating Macroeconomic Adverse Factors
On July 28, after the US and EU reached a trade agreement, investors expect that when the market reopens on Monday, automotive manufacturers and luxury goods manufacturers will lead a wave of relief-driven gains in European stock markets. On Sunday, US President Trump announced the agreement after meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. According to the agreement, most EU export products (including cars) will face a 15% tariff. The EU leader stated that this tax rate is comprehensive, but Trump claimed it does not include pharmaceuticals and metals. John Plassard, Chief Strategist at Cité Gestion, stated that this agreement "is enough to release what the stock market needs most: predictability." He said, "The risk of further tariff increases has now been eliminated, and with it, a major macroeconomic adverse factor has disappeared. For investors, this is not only a sigh of relief but also a green light signal." -Original
2. Probability of Fed Rate Cut in September Reaches 62.4%
According to CME's "FedWatch": The probability of the Federal Reserve maintaining interest rates in July is 97.4%, while the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut is 2.6%. The probability of the Fed maintaining interest rates in September is 35.9%, the cumulative probability of a 25 basis point rate cut is 62.4%, and the cumulative probability of a 50 basis point rate cut is 1.6%. -Original
3. Fushi Financial Subsidiary Applies for Hong Kong Virtual Asset Service License
According to Zhitong Finance, Fushi Financial (02263.HK) announced that its indirectly wholly-owned subsidiary, Jiafuda Securities Limited, submitted an application to the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission on July 25, 2025, aiming to provide virtual asset trading and/or consulting services as an intermediary under the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Hong Kong Law Chapter 571) Class 1 (Securities Trading) regulated activity license. -Original
4. Senior US Business Delegation Set to Visit China, May Restart Business Consultations
According to two informed sources, a senior-level US business delegation is set to visit China. Reports indicate that this trip to Beijing is organized by the US-China Business Council, led by the council's board chairman and FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam. The complete list of delegation members and itinerary has not yet been disclosed, but both sources confirmed that some executives from Boeing and the president of the US-China Business Council, Myron Brilliant, will definitely join the delegation. "They are expected to meet with Chinese officials and may restart relevant business consultations," one source said. Reports indicate that this upcoming visit will be the highest-level business delegation sent by the US since President Trump initiated a new round of tariff wars in April this year. -Original
5. Chinese Police Crack $20 Million Bitcoin Money Laundering Case
Chinese authorities have cracked a $20 million Bitcoin money laundering gang involving Kuaishou employees, who used cryptocurrency exchanges and mixing tools to hide the flow of funds. The gang misappropriated nearly 140 million yuan, and 92 Bitcoins have been recovered, demonstrating that even in the face of de-anonymization tools, China still possesses strong capabilities in tracking digital assets. This case highlights a new trend of corruption in the digital age—combining cryptocurrencies with traditional financial crimes—and emphasizes the need to strengthen regulatory system construction. -Original
6. Approximately $190 Million Worth of SUI Tokens to Be Unlocked Next Week
Next week, two cryptocurrency projects will unlock tokens, releasing a total value of approximately $290 million. On August 1, SUI will unlock about 44.42 million tokens (approximately $190 million), accounting for 0.444% of the total supply; on August 2, ENA will unlock about 170 million tokens (approximately $110 million), accounting for 1.146% of the total supply. -Original
7. Trump Emphasizes Tariff Adjustment Authority to Promote Investment Fulfillment
US senior officials: President Trump has the authority to restore higher tariff levels when other countries fail to fulfill investment commitments. -Original
8. Increased Demand for Stablecoin Regulation, Experts Call for Cautious Development
Hu Zhihao, a researcher at the Institute of Finance of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and deputy director of the National Financial and Development Laboratory, stated in an article in the Economic Daily that in 2017, the USDT, still in its early development, faced a trust crisis due to doubts about the authenticity of its reserves. Meanwhile, the US dollar coin (USDC), known for its "reserve transparency and strong compliance," encountered a run in March 2023 when part of its reserve assets were held at Silicon Valley Bank, which subsequently went bankrupt. If fiat stablecoins face such issues, it is even more concerning for algorithmic stablecoins that have experienced various "death spirals." This compels us to take seriously that stablecoins, which possess some currency functions, must accept corresponding regulation due to their public good attributes. Currently, we cannot ignore the craze for stablecoins, nor can we rush in blindly. We should recognize the essence of stablecoins, seek benefits while avoiding harm, and focus on creating a good ecosystem that promotes the healthy development of the digital economy. -Original
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