Market news: A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched 22 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit, the 16th mission supported by the first-stage booster.

Market news: Vietnam plans to complete the construction of 500KV power lines in June 2024, which will help alleviate power shortages.

The Nikkei 225 fell again to 1% after midday.

The dollar rose 0.43 percent to 15,195.00 against the Indonesian rupiah, its highest level since March 24.

The one-week Hong Kong interbank offered rate fell 20.9 basis points to 4.92%, the lowest level since June 16.

The overnight Hong Kong interbank offered rate fell 71.6 basis points to 4.50%, the lowest level since June 15.

Market news: Aeon Department Store temporarily closed its shopping mall in Fukuoka, Japan due to heavy rain.

FT: Silicon Valley Bank sues U.S. banking regulator to recover $1.9 billion.

USD/JPY gained 0.50% on the day and is now at 142.86.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroichi Matsuno: It is planned to attend the NATO summit from August 11 to 12 and visit Vilnius, Lithuania. During the visit, there may be bilateral talks with South Korea and other countries, but we do not want to disclose specific details in advance. issue.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroichi Matsuno: (When asked about the U.S. munitions company’s announcement to supply Greener with cluster bombs) Japan will respond to U.S. actions in accordance with the Oslo Treaty on which Japan is based.

According to Nikkei News: Minebea Mitsumi will double its analog chip production in Hokkaido.

Market news: New York Governor Hochul declared a state of emergency in Orange County.

The Nikkei 225 was down 1.00% on the day.

USTR will meet with South African Minister Ibrahim Patel on July 12.

The Bank of Japan increased its purchases of 5-10-year JGBs from 575 billion yen to 675 billion yen.

According to the news released by Khartoum International Airport in Sudan on the 10th, the civil aviation department of Sudan extended the air control measures in Sudan until July 31.

USGS: 5.1-magnitude earthquake hits 6 km southwest of álftanes, Iceland.

According to the Japan Broadcasting Association NHK: Japan will subsidize water supply facilities for chip manufacturing.

New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER): The RBNZ shadow committee does not recommend a change to the official cash rate (OCR).