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2026-08-09

Hunter Biden said in a media interview on the 8th that former US president Biden's prostate cancer has worsened, with cancer cells having spread to bone and other parts of his body, causing severe pain and materially affecting him daily life.

Hunter Biden said in a media interview on the 8th that former US president Biden's prostate cancer has worsened, with cancer cells having spread to bone and other parts of his body, causing severe pain and materially affecting him daily life.
2026-08-09

Saudi Energy Ministry said a fire at an Aramco facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, has been extinguished.

Saudi Energy Ministry said a fire at an Aramco facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, has been extinguished.
2026-08-09

Saudi Ministry of Energy: The fire at Saudi Aramco's facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, has been extinguished.

Saudi Ministry of Energy: The fire at Saudi Aramco's facility in Jazan, Saudi Arabia, has been extinguished.
2026-08-09

NBS urban statistics chief Dong Lijuan said July PPI rose 3.5% YoY, the YoY gain narrowing 0.6 ppts from June. By industry, major upward contributors included oil and gas extraction (+3.2%), petroleum/coal and other fuel processing (+8.2%), chemical

NBS urban statistics chief Dong Lijuan said July PPI rose 3.5% YoY, the YoY gain narrowing 0.6 ppts from June. By industry, major upward contributors included oil and gas extraction (+3.2%), petroleum/coal and other fuel processing (+8.2%), chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing (+9.1%), non-ferrous metal ore mining and dressing (+22.6%), non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling (+20.2%) and ferrous metal smelting and rolling (+2.7%) — these six industries together added ~2.55 ppts to PPI YoY. Coal mining and washing (+27.1%), electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing (+5.7%) and computer, communications and other electronic equipment manufacturing (+4.4%) together added ~1.53 ppts. The combined upward pull from these nine industries fell by 0.56 ppts versus June. The largest downward drags were electricity and heat production and supply, automobile manufacturing, non-metallic mineral products, pharmaceutical manufacturing and beverages/refined tea (declines 2.3%–5.7%), which together subtracted ~0.76 ppts from PPI YoY, a 0.05 ppt smaller drag than in June.
2026-08-09

China's producer price index fell 0.7% MoM in July, a 0.4 percentage-point larger decline than June, NBS urban statistics chief Dong Lijuan said. Input-driven falls were the main drag: oil extraction -11.8%, refined petroleum products manufacturing -

China's producer price index fell 0.7% MoM in July, a 0.4 percentage-point larger decline than June, NBS urban statistics chief Dong Lijuan said. Input-driven falls were the main drag: oil extraction -11.8%, refined petroleum products manufacturing -8.4%, organic chemical raw materials manufacturing -4.2%; non-ferrous ore mining -2.1% and non-ferrous metal smelting & rolling -1.7%; those five sectors reduced MoM PPI by about 0.65ppt. Seasonal/weather effects also weighed: construction slowdowns cut prices in ferrous metal smelting & rolling (-0.8%) and non-metallic mineral products (-0.5%); higher hydropower and wind output pushed hydropower -10.3% and wind power -3.9%; those four sectors lowered MoM PPI by roughly 0.11ppt. Offsetting price gains were seen in new-economy and quality-consumption sectors: smart UAV manufacturing +2.5%, new carbon materials +0.4%, shipbuilding & related equipment manufacturing +0.3%; smart home devices +3.4% and skincare cosmetics manufacturing +0.7%.
2026-08-09

National Bureau of Statistics urban division chief statistician Dong Lijuan said China’s CPI rose 0.5% YoY in July, a 0.5ppt slowdown from June. The moderation was mainly driven by weaker gasoline inflation: gasoline prices rose 1.0% YoY, with the ra

National Bureau of Statistics urban division chief statistician Dong Lijuan said China’s CPI rose 0.5% YoY in July, a 0.5ppt slowdown from June. The moderation was mainly driven by weaker gasoline inflation: gasoline prices rose 1.0% YoY, with the rate down 16.0ppt month-on-month, cutting CPI’s upward pull by about 0.45ppt and bringing energy price growth to 0.6%. Excluding energy, industrial consumer goods rose 1.5% YoY, down 0.2ppt and contributing roughly 0.37ppt to CPI. Gold jewelry prices increased 24.6%; personal-care goods +1.7%; household household appliances +0.2%; these decelerations together added about 0.13ppt. Computers, tablets and mobile phones rose 17.4%, 17.2% and 8.5% YoY, respectively.
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