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Kazakhstan's SCAT orders seven B737 MAX 8s

SCAT Airlines ordered seven additional Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, according to Boeing’s Dubai Airshow 2023 announcement. Boeing said the commitment had previously been linked to an undisclosed customer. SCAT’s president said the jets will raise capacity and support its flight schedules, with no delivery dates provided.

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Kazakhstan's SCAT orders seven B737 MAX 8s

SCAT Airlines ordered seven additional Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft, according to Boeing’s Dubai Airshow 2023 announcement. Boeing said the commitment had previously been linked to an undisclosed customer. SCAT’s president said the jets will raise capacity and support its flight schedules, with no delivery dates provided.

Evening Wrap: ASX 200 rises as RBA Governor Bullock eases rate hike fears; consumer and tech stocks rally while gold, copper and lithium weaken

Australia’s ASX 200 (XJO) closed at 8,947.8, up 0.61%, a six-week high, after RBA Governor Michele Bullock signaled housing and labour markets have softened more than expected, easing August rate hike fears. The 10-year yield fell 5.2 bps. Consumer, tech and financials rose; gold, copper and lithium stocks fell.

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China’s Display Giant Enters AI Chip Packaging, Bet on Western Glass at Risk

BOE Technology Group said in Shanghai Stock Exchange investor notes that it entered AI chip packaging on July 20, 2026, naming glass-core substrate packaging, Micro LED optical interconnects, and perovskite solar cells as strategic pillars. The article cites BOE’s Corning MoU and planned 2027 mass-production investment of about $740 million (RMB 5 billion) to reach 15,000 substrates per month, while noting reliance on US glass and Western TGV laser equipment.

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Australian uranium miners rise as India export deal boosts outlook By Investing.com

Australian uranium miners rose after Australia and India finalized administrative steps enabling exports of Australian uranium to India for safeguarded civilian nuclear power, following a 2014 framework. Paladin Energy (ASX:PDN) gained about 6%, Deep Yellow (ASX:DYL) over 10%, Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) 8%, Bannerman Energy (ASX:BMN) 7%, and Lotus Energy (ASX:LOT) nearly 14%.

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China’s OLED Failures Give Korean Firms A Massive Edge In Forming Exclusive Apple Deals, With iPhone 18 Displays And More Entering Mass Production

ETNews reports that BOE will not be able to enter Apple’s OLED supply chain for iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, iPhone Fold, iPad mini 8, Apple Watch Series 12, or an M6 MacBook Pro. The report says Samsung and LG will cover 100% of shipments for these products, with Samsung handling most volumes and LG taking all Apple Watch Series 12 orders and part of iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max.

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ASX Winners And Losers Of Today

FNArena’s daily ASX300 “winners and losers” table ranks the 20 biggest percentage gainers and decliners by end-of-day moves, using automated raw data and excluding low-liquidity stocks via a volume filter. Reported gainers include OML (+9.56%) and CHN (+5.88%); decliners include CHN (-10.39%) and PDN (-8.78%). The outlet says it’s for information only, not investment advice.

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Uranium Week: Spot Above US$100/lb Soon?

Citi reiterated a “tactical” bullish uranium view, expecting U308 spot prices to trade above US$100/lb in the next three months. It cut 2026-27 U308 supply forecasts by 3–4mlbs due to weaker production outlooks, citing issues at Boss Energy (Honeymoon 1.4mlbs vs 1.8mlbs) and Lotus Resources’ Kayelekera (1.35mlbs after a fire and sulphuric acid disruption).

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Why the ASX 200 is rallying despite a weaker growth warning

The ASX 200 rose 0.59% to 8,775 points on Wednesday, despite ABS data showing Australia’s March-quarter GDP grew 0.3% and annual growth slowed to 2.5%, slightly below expectations. Reuters said swaps priced only a small chance of another rate hike. Gains were led by resources and energy: BHP (+2% to $64.91) and Rio Tinto (+2% to $195.84), with copper near record highs.

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