SoftBank shares continued to rise, rising as much as 9.1%, the biggest gain since May 2022.

Swiss Federal Railways may sell company, business and assets as part of strategic review.

European Mediterranean Seismological Center: 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits northern Peru.

Market news: Toyota and Tokyo Electric Power Company develop static energy storage battery system.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called the GH200 Grace Hopper chip a "giant GPU."

Central Bank of the Philippines Governor Medalla: The annual rate of inflation may fall below 2% by January next year.

Shares of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) of India fell 4.7%, the biggest drop in eight months, after posting a fourth-quarter loss.

Nvidia believes that "AI computing needs are everywhere in the world."

Medalla, Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: CPI is expected to be lower than 4% in September or October.

Fujitsu: Reached an agreement with Microsoft to jointly develop and provide cloud solution services to promote sustainable transformation of customers.

Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun: We have reached the "turning point" of generative artificial intelligence.

Morgan Stanley: If Turkish President Erdogan does not adjust the policy framework, the Turkish lira may plummet by 29%.

Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun: Accelerated computing is the way forward for technology.

Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun: The era of CPU expansion is over.

SoftBank Group: Redemption of US dollar hybrid notes issued in 2017.

Wanda’s dollar bonds due July 23 rose 7.9 cents to 84.8 cents, on track for their biggest gain in six months.

Thai Finance Minister: Thai inflation may be below 3% in 2023.

Goldman Sachs: If the US debt ceiling agreement is passed in Congress before June 5, the expected reduction in federal spending will reduce US GDP by only 0.1% next year.

Military administration in Kiev, Ukraine: More than 40 air targets moving in the direction of Kiev were destroyed, including drones and missiles.

Market news: The United States, Japan, and the Philippines will hold joint exercises.