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Mobility
China and Thailand lead EV war as Japan and U.S. lag, analysis says
China and Thailand are moving ahead in reshaping the global auto industry by using domestic electric vehicle rollout policies to build export competitiveness, an analysis said. The key is the pace of electrification at home rather than export results alone. China’s plans target a sharp rise in new energy vehicles on its roads, supporting scale, learning effects and supply chains. Thailand is adjusting incentives toward export compensation as it becomes an EV export base.
Finance
Bitcoin bottom may still lie ahead as Anthropic launches Claude Opus 4.7
CryptoQuant analyst YJ said XRP is supported by stronger network activity even though it is well below its 2025 peak, citing a lower NVT reading and higher participation. Into The Cryptoverse CEO and former NASA researcher Benjamin Cowen projected bitcoin’s cycle low could form around October 2026, while not fully ruling out an earlier low. Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.7, and Samsung group shares rose broadly amid easing Middle East risk.
Games & Commerce
Musinsa posts 140.5 billion won operating profit in 2025, up 37 percent
Musinsa said on Monday its 2025 annual revenue rose 18.1 percent from a year earlier to 1.47 trillion won, while operating profit increased 36.7 percent to 140.5 billion won. Net profit fell 41.2 percent to 7.7 billion won on a consolidated basis, and the company posted a standalone net loss of 29.1 billion won, citing an accounting policy change related to redeemable convertible preferred shares.
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Finance
KB Kookmin Bank strengthens financial support for exporters and importers
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Finance
Shinhan Bank signs deal with K-SURE to support exporting micro businesses
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Finance
Shinhan Financial activates financial support program for firms hit by Middle East
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Finance
KB Financial activates emergency response system to address Middle East conflict risks