2026-07-10 03:00 UTC | BLOCK 957377
BITCOIN $63,933 | GOLD $4,110 | OIL $76.59
1. Meta targets September production for in-house AI chip
-- Meta plans to begin manufacturing an AI chip in September as it works to raise total computing capacity to 14 gigawatts next year, according to an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
-- Custom silicon could lower Meta's supply-chain dependence on outside chipmakers, but the 14-gigawatt target also intensifies competition for electricity, data-center capacity and advanced fabrication.
2. ASEAN plans first ministerial meeting with Myanmar junta since 2021
-- ASEAN foreign ministers will meet their Myanmar counterpart for the first time in five years, according to the Philippines.
-- Reopening ministerial contact may give the bloc leverage over Myanmar's civil war and humanitarian crisis, while weakening the diplomatic isolation imposed after the military coup.
3. China signals tolerance for stronger yuan with sub-6.8 fixing
-- The People's Bank of China set the yuan's daily reference rate stronger than 6.80 per dollar for the first time since 2023.
-- A firmer fixing gives policymakers room to support domestic purchasing power and limit capital outflows, though exporters face a less favorable exchange rate.
4. Compromised Injective SDK package steals crypto-wallet secrets
-- Attackers breached the Injective Labs SDK repository and published a malicious npm package designed to steal wallet private keys and seed phrases, BleepingComputer reported.
-- Developers that installed the affected package must treat connected wallets as compromised; the incident shows how a single software-supply-chain breach can bypass otherwise secure custody practices.
5. Japan urges pension funds toward domestic assets as yen and bonds rise
-- Japan's finance minister encouraged pension funds, including the Government Pension Investment Fund, to increase domestic investment, lifting the yen and long-dated government bonds.
-- Even modest reallocations by the world's largest pension fund could move financial markets by lifting Japanese equity valuations, lowering government borrowing costs and strengthening the yen.
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