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Seagate Technology (STX.O) U.S. stocks rose more than 8% after the bell, and its revenue guidance was higher than expected.

The Dow Jones Index closed up 537.45 points, or 1.03%, at 52747.53 points on July 28 (Tuesday);The S&P 500 Index closed up 16.0 points on July 28 (Tuesday). 01 points, an increase of 0.22%, to 7429.19 points;The Nasdaq Composite Index closed down 55.17 points, or 0.22%, to 24876.91 points on July 28 (Tuesday).

UK Maritime Transport Office: A report of suspicious activity was received. The captain of an oil tanker reported hearing explosions while sailing in the southern Red Sea. The report confirms that the crew and ship are safe. No reports of environmental damage were received. Vessels are advised to sail with caution.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Football does not belong to capital investors. (FIFA previously decided to introduce external capital)

Shares of General Dynamics (GD.N) rose 1.3% on increased trading volume after reports that the United States approved next-generation submarines.

Market news: The United States approves a next-generation submarine deal with General Dynamics.

According to The Information, Google (GOOG.O) last week agreed to backstop up to $44 billion of third‑party data‑center lease payments if tenants default. The amount is up from about $6.5 billion as of end‑September and reflects support for selling Google's TPUs as an alternative to NVIDIA chips to customers including Anthropic. Sources said Alphabet has provided lease guarantees for roughly 2.4 GW of capacity across about ten projects; those sites are unfinished and the guarantees are not yet active. Company executives said they expect TPU revenue to exceed the financial obligations created by these guarantees.

French construction company Saint-Gobain has signed a framework agreement with Microsoft to further solidify its leadership in artificial intelligence in the construction sector.

Operator MVM said the Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary will cut another 237 megawatts of power generation on Tuesday due to low Danube River water levels.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has proposed simplifying the rules for commercial space permitting to make launches easier.

According to Israeli media: Washington sources said that US President Trump did not ask Israel to withdraw its troops from any area during the meeting.

According to Russian media: The visit of U.S. special envoys for the Middle East Witkov and Kushner to Russia may take place in the next few weeks, but there is currently no conclusion.

U.S. Central Command: There are currently more than 20 ships performing military operations in the Middle East, including strictly enforcing the U.S. "steel blockade" against Iran. As of July 28, U.S. Central Command had redirected 18 commercial ships to change routes, destroyed two, and boarded two to ensure full compliance with the blockade measures.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: Calls for support for open weight artificial intelligence models. Open weight models are critical to the safety and security of artificial intelligence.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $1.126 billion from three counterparties in its fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Israeli Spokesperson: Türkiye and F-35 issues were not discussed during the meeting between US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Argentina’s Ministry of Economy: Poultry meat exports to the EU will resume on August 17.

Israeli Spokesperson: Israel supports whatever path US President Trump chooses.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: Currently our dialogue is only with Oman on the Strait of Hormuz issue. We have no negotiations whatsoever with the United States or any mediator.

The Ukrainian Foreign Minister emphasized the need to avoid escalation and to halt Iran's support for Russia.