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July 22 - Hong Kong-listed company, HOLDINGS (01243.HK), announced that for the three months ended June 30, 2026, the Group, together with its joint ventures, achieved unaudited contracted sales of approximately HK$1.212 billion. The total contracted sales area was approximately 47,784 square feet.On July 22, Ribobio (06938.HK) announced positive results from a Phase 2a study conducted in Europe evaluating vortosiran (RBD4059), a small interfering RNA (siRNA) therapy targeting coagulation factor XI (FXI), in patients with chronic coronary artery disease (CAD), at the Global Conference on New Drugs in Major Countries held in Shanghai. This randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study showed that vortosiran was generally well-tolerated in patients receiving standard aspirin therapy and significantly, dose-dependently, and persistently inhibited FXI activity. In patients who completed a high-dose vortosiran treatment course with a maintenance dose of 400 mg, the average maximum reduction in FXI activity reached 92%, and this reduction persisted for several months after administration.According to the Saudi Press Agency, Jordan intercepted six Iranian missiles.The Israeli military detected Iranian rockets firing at Aqaba, Jordan, but did not issue a warning to the Israeli public.July 22 – Morningstar DBRS analyst Julia Specht noted in a report that the UKs public finances remain strained, and its credit quality hinges on the governments ability to implement credible economic and fiscal plans within limited fiscal space. In June, net borrowing by the UK public sector fell 33.1% year-on-year to £16 billion ($21.4 billion), but cumulative borrowing for the first few months of the fiscal year ending in June was still £2.7 billion higher than the Office for Budget Responsibilitys forecast. Specht stated, "The key to the credit assessment lies in whether new Prime Minister Burnham can advance his policy objectives without damaging fiscal credibility."
