Key News Asian equities posted mixed results on light volumes as summer doldrums kicked in. The WSJ reported that “according to people familiar with the issue,” Didi will be fined $1B, ending its investigation and allowing the company to resume full operations. According to the WSJ, the latter is more important than the former as the fine “would account for about 4% of Didi’s $27.3 billion total sales last year”. The article also states that Didi will relist in Hong Kong though I don’t see a filing. Relatively quiet overnight though markets held up despite the potential for the US...