Washington pushes allies to curb chip tech exports to China, the Bank of England faces a critical rate decision, and Japan’s Nikkei hits a 34-year high. Plus: Deutsche Bank job cuts, Tesla labor unrest, and Thailand’s economic reset. #Citywebwatch #DailyBrief #Geopolitics #Economy #Markets

Australia and Chile lead global rate cuts as central banks brace for volatility. UK housing activity jumps, Chinese investors pivot from gold to equities, and hedge funds regain ground.

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Tensions ease on the Thai-Cambodian border, the US prepares new sanctions on Chinese chipmakers, and oil prices jump past $90 amid Middle East risks. Get the full story in the Citywebwatch Daily Brief for July 29, 2025 — trusted insights on global news, markets, and geopolitics.

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Major headlines today include China’s military escalation near Taiwan, severe flooding in Northern Thailand, and Meta’s strong Q2 results. Stay ahead with the Citywebwatch Daily Brief for July 25, 2025 — your trusted source for global markets, tech, and geopolitical updates.

UK inflation concerns, strong tech earnings from Microsoft and Alphabet, and renewed Thai-Cambodian border tensions dominate today’s global headlines. Get the full picture in the Citywebwatch Daily Brief for July 24, 2025.

China’s strategic oil drawdown and rising US-EU tariff threats headline today’s global economic shifts, while AI competition heats up and Thai-Cambodian tensions escalate. Stay informed with the Citywebwatch Daily Brief for sharp, fact-driven updates on markets, policy, and geopolitics.

Top Global Headlines – Monday, 21 July 2025

China’s $167B dam project in Tibet sparks regional alarm. Climate and food price concerns grow amid global heatwaves. Australia’s political right fractures over net-zero. Musk faces scrutiny. The ECB and Wall Street brace for monetary shifts. UK water companies under fire. South Korea hit by deadly floods. Plus, the London Stock Exchange eyes 24-hour trading.

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