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Bank of Japan keeps policy rate at 1.0 percent; yen rebounds 3.5 percent intraday

The Bank of Japan kept its policy rate at 1.0 percent. The yen rose as much as 3.5 percent intraday against the dollar amid speculation about large-scale foreign exchange market intervention. Cointelegraph reported on July 31 local time that the BOJ decided to maintain the unsecured overnight call rate at around 1.0 percent. Eight of nine policy board members backed holding rates, while Hajime Takata proposed a 0.25 percentage point increase.

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KOSPI surges over 1,000 points after three-day slump, posts record gain

South Korea\'s KOSPI rebounded after three straight sessions of declines, soaring more than 1,000 points to post its biggest-ever rise in both percentage terms and points. Sentiment improved after U.S. technology and semiconductor stocks surged, with foreign and institutional investors concentrating buying in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The KOSDAQ also rose sharply. Buy-side circuit breakers were triggered shortly after the open in both markets.

Finance

Hana Securities launches foreign integrated account trading with Futu Securities

Hana Securities has started foreign integrated account trading with Hong Kong financial platform Futu Securities, aiming to broaden Asian investors\' access to South Korea\'s stock market. The scheme lets non-resident foreigners trade and settle Korean shares through their local broker without opening a separate account at a Korean securities firm. Hana Securities said it plans to expand the service to other brokers, including Citic Securities in Hong Kong and Wedbush Securities in the United States.