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2026-07-27 03:00 UTC | BLOCK 959776
BITCOIN $65,188 | GOLD $4,081 | OIL $92.92

1. Indonesia central-bank governor resigns amid independence concerns
-- Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo resigned for personal reasons, with senior deputy governor Destry Damayanti named interim chief after President Prabowo Subianto accepted his departure.
-- For currency and bond markets, the permanent successor will determine whether monetary policy remains independent as the rupiah trades near historic lows and lawmakers expand their influence over the central bank.

2. Ebola outbreak in DR Congo reaches 3,200 cases and 1,405 deaths
-- Government data show infections rose by about 1,000 in 10 days and spread across five provinces, while nearly 90% of cases remain concentrated in Ituri.
-- The security risk is regional: the Bundibugyo strain has no approved vaccine or treatment, while health-worker strikes and difficult access undermine containment near the borders with Uganda and South Sudan.

3. Chinese memory-chip maker CXMT surges 470% in Shanghai debut
-- CXMT opened at 49.50 yuan against an 8.66-yuan offer price after raising $8.6 billion in Asia's largest IPO this year, briefly reaching a $487 billion market value.
-- With only 6.73% of enlarged share capital initially tradable, the limited float amplifies market volatility and makes the valuation a fragile gauge of capital available for China's drive to localize AI-memory technology.

4. Trump schedules White House meeting with Zelensky
-- The White House confirmed President Donald Trump will host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday as Kyiv seeks to reinforce U.S. support.
-- The meeting gives both leaders a direct test of military and diplomatic alignment while Ukraine faces continued Russian attacks and reports that Moscow is preparing to deploy more North Korean troops.

5. Shein posts $99 million quarterly loss after U.S. tariff exemption ends
-- Shein lost $99 million in the first quarter, versus $395 million in profit a year earlier, as the end of duty-free treatment for low-value U.S. packages slowed sales ahead of a planned Hong Kong listing.
-- Price increases may offset some import costs, but the reversal shows how the removal of the de minimis exemption can compress the low-cost cross-border retail model and reshape IPO expectations.