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- 2026-06-02 funding China's Ministry of Finance allocated 99.9 billion yuan for childcare subsidies in 2026. source
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HKEX extends overnight derivatives trading to match US/Europe hours
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) is extending its overnight derivatives trading hours, aiming to better align with US and European markets. Starting in March 2027, the after-hours trading session will be extended by …
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Ukraine drone strikes hit Russian finance ministry data center, damaging tax databases
Ukrainian drone attacks have successfully targeted and damaged a key data center operated by Russia's Ministry of Finance. This facility reportedly housed critical state registries, including the Federal Taxation Servic…
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Polish tax rulings API launched for AI agents
A developer has created an API that provides structured access to over 550,000 Polish tax rulings from the Ministry of Finance's EUREKA database. This API, available via Apify, allows AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT t…
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Taiwan minister to attend Apec meeting in Hong Kong
Taiwan's Finance Minister, Chuang Tsui-yun, intends to participate in the upcoming Apec meeting in Hong Kong. This meeting is scheduled for October 20-21, with the Economic Leaders' Summit to follow in Shenzhen. China, …
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Hong Kong promises high-quality experience for Apec finance meeting guests
Hong Kong's Chief Executive John Lee has assured that attendees of the upcoming Apec Finance Ministers’ Meeting will receive a high-quality experience. The meeting, scheduled for October 20-21, will be hosted in Hong Ko…
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China names officials in unprecedented hidden debt crackdown
China's Ministry of Finance and the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection have jointly identified six cases across six provinces where local authorities failed to meet targets for resolving unrecorded liabilities…
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Chinese investors flock to government bonds amid US Treasury jitters
Chinese investors are aggressively purchasing domestic government bonds, driven by global market uncertainty surrounding US Treasuries. Despite efforts by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to stabilize the market, a r…
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Polish accounting firm automates AML/KYC checks with AI assistant
An accounting firm in Poland has developed a tool that uses an AI assistant, such as Claude, to streamline Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) checks. This system, called AML Poland MCP, connects di…
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Polish company verification service launches with REST and AI agent APIs
A new service, skanfirmy.pl, has been launched to simplify the process of verifying Polish companies. It aggregates data from four disparate government sources: the Ministry of Finance, the National Court Register (KRS)…
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Vietnam's labor exodus strains domestic industries despite remittances
Vietnam is experiencing a labor shortage in key industries like seafood and garments due to a significant number of its citizens working abroad annually. While these overseas workers contribute substantially to the nati…
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China raises $2.2B in Hong Kong bonds amid global investor interest
China's Ministry of Finance is planning to raise 15 billion yuan (approximately US$2.22 billion) through a sovereign bond auction in Hong Kong. This move follows the recent launch of China government bond futures in Hon…
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Yen Surges Amid Speculation of US-Japan Intervention
The Japanese yen experienced a significant rally, fueled by speculation of further intervention following coordinated efforts between the US and Japan. This joint action, the first in 15 years, aims to stabilize the cur…
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South Korea eyes stock market caps; China IP rises; Moonshot AI open-sources Kimi K3
South Korea's Ministry of Finance is reportedly exploring measures to stabilize the domestic stock market, with a focus on capping leveraged stock trading. Meanwhile, in China, the National Intellectual Property Adminis…
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Kimi K3 open-sourced with 2.8T parameters, surprising Silicon Valley
Kimi K3, a new large language model with 2.8 trillion parameters, has been open-sourced, reportedly surprising major tech companies in Silicon Valley. This release comes as Universal Scientific Industrial (USI) reported…
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Hong Kong secures US$1.5B Malaysian bond listing, boosting financial hub status
Hong Kong has successfully attracted a US$1.5 billion Islamic bond listing from the Malaysian government, marking a significant step in its strategy to expand financial ties beyond mainland China. The dual listing on Bu…
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South Korea toughens tourism penalties; Bank of Japan inflation target remains elusive
South Korea is set to increase penalties for unfair charges in the tourism sector, with revised regulations under the Tourism Promotion Act taking effect on August 4th. This move aims to foster tourism growth by imposin…
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Hermes AI agent used in automated attack on Thai Finance Ministry · 4 sources tracked
The Thai Ministry of Finance was targeted by an automated cyberattack utilizing the Hermes AI agent. This sophisticated attack involved an unattended AI agent that deployed a malicious implant known as Hades. The incide…
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CITIC Securities predicts copper price surge, Brazil extends fuel subsidies
CITIC Securities has released a research report indicating that copper prices are expected to continue rising, potentially reaching $15,000 per ton within the year due to factors like declining inventory and supply disr…
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China ends tax breaks for EV batteries, solar cells amid industry growth
China is set to impose a consumption tax on lithium-ion batteries and solar cells, ending a decade-long exemption. Starting September 1, lithium-ion batteries will face a 2% tax, rising to 4% a year later, while solar c…
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China adjusts battery consumption tax; UK housing market sees price drop
China's Ministry of Finance, General Administration of Customs, and State Taxation Administration have jointly announced adjustments to consumption tax policies for batteries, effective July 17th. This move aligns with …