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LG Electronics India reported first-quarter revenue of 72.3 billion Indian rupees, up 15% year-on-year.

India's Mining Minister: Incentives for lithium and nickel processing are coming soon.

IREN delivered Horizon 1 to Microsoft and obtained NVIDIA Exemplar Cloud certification on the GB300 NVL72 platform.

German police: The suspicious device on the Bavarian railway tracks does not contain explosives.

U.S. Defense Secretary Hergsays: If Cuba does not comply with Washington's demands, we will take military action against the country. As I have said before, and as we may have seen in other cases, all options, including military options, are being considered.

White House trade advisor Navarro: U.S. customs officials are overwhelmed and struggling to deal with tariff circumvention issues.

Nasdaq ETF Cathay: This fund will be suspended from trading from the opening of the market on August 14, 2026 until 10:30 on the same day.

Mexico is urging the United States to lower auto tariffs.

Market news: An explosion occurred in Crimea, killing a Russian military official.

According to the Jerusalem Post, senior U.S. and Israeli officials have denied a Reuters report that Israel and Lebanon have agreed on which countries could participate in a future international mechanism in Lebanon to monitor Hezbollah's disarmament and verify the activities of the Lebanese army.

German police are evacuating buildings around Bavaria train station due to suspected discovery of an explosive device.

India's imports of oil, crude oil, and refined petroleum products reached $18.31 billion in July. Gold imports in July totaled $4.16 billion.

India’s market regulator has released a consultation paper on the framework review of accredited investors.

IBM shares rose 1.6% in pre-market trading after the company announced a partnership with OpenAI.

IBM shares rose 1.6% in pre-market trading after the company announced a partnership with OpenAI.

An Indian government source said of the proposed US bill to purchase Russian oil: "The bill is worrying, but the progress of negotiations is reassuring."

A Reuters poll found that 55 out of 69 economists believe the European Central Bank's deposit rate will reach 2.50% by the end of 2026. (In a July survey, 49 out of 74 economists held this view.)

Michael Stephens, a senior associate research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies, stated that Iran is committed to prolonging the war because it believes economic pressure does not pose a fundamental threat to the regime's survival. He pointed out that nearly six months into the war, Iran has become convinced that the United States has no intention of launching a ground offensive, and that "the existential threat has disappeared." Therefore, Tehran hopes to accelerate the pace and inflict greater pain on President Trump, and the best approach is to "drag it out." Stephens also stated that, contrary to the widespread expectation before the war that the regime could collapse at any moment due to large-scale demonstrations, Iran is clearly not collapsing, and the US seems to have no effective means to force Iran to submit. He concluded that the Iranians are able to "continue to survive in the stalemate"—enduring pain, but not facing an existential crisis, which is precisely the real dilemma facing the United States.

Indian trade officials: India and the United States are committed to advancing and finalizing the framework agreement reached in February.

Indian trade officials say they should not comment on the US bill to impose tariffs of up to 100% on Russian oil purchases, as this is their domestic affair.