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China's pig market has staged a short-term rebound: the national average price for crossbred live hogs rose from 9.47 yuan/kg on June 26 to 11.06 yuan/kg on July 6, a 10-day consecutive gain of 1.59 yuan/kg (+16.8%), returning above 10 yuan/kg after roughly four months. Discounted prices for culled sows fell sharply. Authorities have again intensified calls to accelerate herd reduction. Market participants are debating whether the cycle has reached a 'super bottom' and the related investment opportunities. On July 6 the Shenwan Agriculture, Forestry, Animal Husbandry & Fishery index rose 2.57%; sector names were broadly higher — Juxing Agriculture hit the daily limit, New Hope +7.52%, Tianbang Foods +6.61%, with Wens and Muyuan also up.

FCA executive director Sheldon Mills said regulators are in an "arms race" to keep pace with AI adoption in financial services and need broader powers, the FT reported. He urged UK regulators to assess whether large language models such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini should be brought within regulatory rules. Mills said regulators must themselves adopt AI to match the technology’s "speed, tempo and scale" and to "monitor, detect and respond to risks." A report by Mills warned that heavy personalization can improve product fit but may also produce algorithmic bias, opaque pricing and targeted manipulation. It recommends the FCA conduct a review within three to six months of risks from firms providing financial services outside the regulatory perimeter and potential consumer harm from rising use of AI in personal finance.