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21/07/2026
London Stock Exchange Group: LSE 24 is a brand new 24-hour trading platform open five days a week.
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General Motors (GM.N) Chief Financial Officer: recorded an additional $2.3 billion in expenses for the second quarter due to the restructuring of electric vehicles.
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General Motors (GM.N) Chief Financial Officer: Expected to achieve $600 million in year-over-year pricing gains in the first half of 2026.
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General Motors CFO: The company's efforts to shift production back to the country, launch new vehicle models, and expand full-size SUV capacity are expected to contribute to revenue growth and improved profitability by 2027.
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Hometown Interactive (03798.HK) spentHK$111,500 to repurchase 90,000 shares on July 21st.
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On the eve of the Houthi rebels declaring their intention to block Saudi Arabia's oil transport, the amount of crude oil exported by Saudi Arabia through the Red Sea ports has reached a record high. During the Iran war, Saudi Arabia shifted some of its crude oil transport from the Persian Gulf to the west coast and then exported it to the international market through the Red Sea, playing a critical role in stabilizing international oil prices. However, with the announcement of the blockade by the Houthi rebels, this supply route is now at risk. If the blockade is successfully implemented, it could further push up crude oil futures prices. According to tanker tracking data, in the week ending on July 17, Saudi Arabia exported a record daily average of 5.9 million barrels of crude oil through the ports of Yanbu. The following week, ending on July 20, the export volume slightly decreased to a daily average of 5.5 million barrels. The above data also includes crude oil supplies to the Jizan region, as well as crude oil supplied to Saudi Aramco refineries and power plants along the Red Sea coast.
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