BLESS rose 49.67% to USD 0.01996 as 24-hour turnover reached USD 26.45M. Volume, attention and a USD 0.02064 confirmation level now frame a high-volatility setup.

PRL gained 14.65% to USD 0.26702 with USD 10.21M in 24-hour volume. USD 0.26744 is the confirmation level, while limited history excludes 200-day studies.

ENA trades at USD 0.087881, up 5.34% in 24 hours, as USD 164.69M turnover meets an Aug. 5 unlock worth about USD 15.36M.

ADA rose 3.56% to USD 0.186014 on USD 578.00 million volume as a USD 0.19932 daily-close test defines the next technical check.

Germany’s BASF reported second-quarter 2026 results with sales of €17.2 billion, up €2.4 billion from a year earlier. EBITDA before special items came in at €2.4 billion, an increase of €854 million year on year, and was well above average analysts’ expectations. The company also raised its earnings outlook for full-year 2026. The figures point to a pickup in global chemicals demand alongside gains from tighter cost control.

Global investors are rebuilding positions in South Korean equities after July’s turbulence, with foreigners logging a record net purchase of 7.2 trillion won (around $5 billion) in a single session. Leveraged ETF assets tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shrank from nearly $50 billion in late June to about $17 billion, after volatility intensified. J.P. Morgan estimates hedge funds have completed around 90% of their deleveraging. The renewed inflows have supported South Korea’s main stock indexes and heavyweight technology shares.

Donald Trump said he had called off planned military strikes on Iran, easing geopolitical tensions. Brent fell 5% to $83.50 a barrel after touching $81.55, while US West Texas Intermediate dropped more than $5 to $79.47. Both benchmarks had gained more than 20% in July amid renewed US-Iran fighting and tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. The pan-European Stoxx 600 rose 0.4%, with energy stocks down 2% and travel and leisure shares up 2.1%.

Avaada Group has reached financial close for about USD1.3bn to develop a 2.15 GW renewable energy portfolio in Maharashtra and Gujarat. The portfolio includes 1.35 GW of hybrid wind-solar-storage projects and 800 MW of utility-scale solar. The projects will be implemented through four special purpose vehicles, with power sold to Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) and Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited.