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9/16
03:31
Tesla revives China discounts for Shanghai-made cars to stem slumping deliveries
Tesla China has launched discounts on its Shanghai-made cars for the first time since the end of 2024, responding to falling deliveries in the world’s largest market for electric vehicles (EVs).
03:27
European Gas Holds Near Highest Since 2022 on Stockpile Concern
European natural gas prices remain near their highest levels since 2022 as traders work to refill depleted stockpiles ahead of the heating season, with no resolution in sight for the crisis in the Middle East.
03:23
Invesco Says It's 'More Risky' If Fed Doesn't Hike Rates
03:14
Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke: Most companies are misusing AI; machines cannot take responsibility. The most valuable skills in the future will be "taste and judgment."
Shopify founder and CEO Tobi Lütke recently stated in a podcast that the vast majority of businesses treat AI as a tool to avoid thinking, blindly accumulate, and shirk responsibility, rather than as leverage to provide multi-dimensional perspectives, test reasoning, and spark creativity. He emphasized that machines cannot bear responsibility; only humans can bear the ultimate consequences. Lütke also revealed that Shopify's internal AI, "River," can already automatically generate about 50% of code submissions, and believes that as machine capabilities become widespread, humanity's most important scarce assets will revert to taste and judgment.
03:13
Japanese Shipper Mitsui OSK Lines Does Not Expect LNG Shipments Through Hormuz Strait to Resume Soon
The top Japanese shipping firm said this signals a prolonged disruption that could keep prices elevated and curb demand across Asia.
03:11
Underdog sues Connecticut to stop sports prediction market crackdown
The lawsuit follows cease-and-desist orders the state issued to prediction market platforms, including Underdog, Polymarket, and Coinbase.
03:06
South Korean stock market trading volume has shrunk to its lowest level since 2026, with the average daily turnover in September falling to $15 billion.
Bloomberg Markets reported that South Korean stock trading has shrunk to its lowest level this year, with the average daily turnover of the KOSPI index falling to 20.6 trillion Korean won (approximately $15 billion) in September, less than half of its peak in May and June. Analysts believe this indicates that South Korea's AI-focused market may struggle to return to its previous highs.
03:03
ISO 9001 receives first update in a decade, with China playing a key role in shaping AI and cybersecurity standards
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) announced on Wednesday the release of ISO 9001:2026, marking the first major revision to the quality management benchmark in a decade. According to the global body, China's contributions and leadership were of considerable value to the revision of new standards for artificial intelligence, intelligent transport systems, and cybersecurity.
03:00
ZEC (Zcash) surged 6.08% in one hour, now trading at $1,188.56.
03:00
Monaco, Bulgaria, and Côte d'Ivoire are expected to exit the global financial watchdog's "money laundering grey list" next month.
Monaco was placed on the Financial Action Task Force's (FATF) "grey list" in June 2024, facing heightened scrutiny over its perceived shortcomings in combating illicit financial flows. Officials from the Paris-based organization have reportedly found Monaco to have made significant progress in relevant areas, according to sources familiar with the matter.
02:51
Phemex CEO: AI Has a "Net Negative" Impact on Crypto
Phemex CEO Federico Variola stated that artificial intelligence (AI) has shifted capital away from the crypto sector and empowered attackers, while rising cybersecurity costs could push the crypto industry towards greater centralization.
02:45
Analyst: Federal Reserve Meeting May Challenge Chairman Warsh, Bitcoin Could Benefit
CoinDesk analysis suggests that with the market having almost fully priced in a 25 basis point rate hike (bringing the federal funds target range to 3.75%-4%), Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's failure to deliver a sufficiently hawkish message at today's press conference could damage the central bank's anti-inflation credibility. Analyst Robin Brooks believes that Warsh will struggle to meet the market's aggressive rate hike expectations, potentially leading to market disappointment, a weaker dollar, and rising long-term Treasury yields. Although rising yields are typically unfavorable for non-yielding assets, if driven by inflation signals rather than economic growth prospects, assets like Bitcoin and gold could still rise after an initial flight-to-safety reaction. Currently, Bitcoin is down nearly 3% ahead of the Fed's decision, trading at $75,800, and the 10-year Treasury yield is approaching 5%.
02:34
Saudi Arabia claims Houthi drones attacked Mecca, Houthis deny; escalating conflict weighs on oil prices, Brent crude hovers at four-month high
Saudi Arabia stated on Wednesday that its air defense systems intercepted and destroyed a Houthi drone before it entered Mecca's airspace. However, the Houthis denied this claim, calling it an "old lie." This incident marks the first time the conflict in Yemen has reached Mecca, an Islamic holy site, further escalating tensions in the Middle East. Oil prices had previously risen with the conflict's escalation. Although oil prices retreated on Wednesday, Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures remained near four-month highs, trading at $107.8/barrel and $104.6/barrel, respectively.
02:32
Software, Platform Stocks Top Asian AI Picks, BofA Survey Shows
Asian software and platform stocks have quickly gained favor with investors, emerging as the region’s most attractive AI trade after ranking near the bottom just a month ago, according to a Bank of America Corp. survey.
02:31
Japan's August exports rose 19.3% year-on-year, with the trade deficit expanding to 1.1 trillion yen, marking the fourth consecutive month of deficit.
Japan's exports rose 19.3% year-on-year in August, slowing from July's 23.2% but exceeding economists' median forecast of 18.4%, data from the Ministry of Finance showed on Wednesday. Imports surged 28% year-on-year, pushing the unadjusted trade deficit to 1.1 trillion yen from a revised 638.3 billion yen in July. Exports of electronic components, including semiconductors, soared 52% year-on-year, with growth in exports to the U.S. and China outpacing the overall rate. However, high oil prices driving up energy import costs were the main reason for the widening trade deficit. Atsushi Takeda, chief economist at Itochu Research Institute, noted that the trade deficit will continue to expand as crude oil prices break above $100 per barrel.
02:27
The U.S. imposed visa restrictions on South African officials, accusing them of discriminating against the white minority and warning of further escalatory measures.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the United States will impose visa restrictions on South African officials accused of discriminating against the white minority in South Africa, citing the South African government's failure to adequately address U.S. concerns about racial inequality. Rubio stated that these restrictions would target individuals who promote "racially-based discrimination, incite violence, or expropriate land without compensation in South Africa." The U.S. Embassy in Pretoria warned that these visa restrictions are merely "the first step in a series of escalating measures." U.S.-South African relations have continued to deteriorate since President Donald Trump returned to the White House early last year, with the U.S. having previously cut aid and expelled the South African ambassador.
02:25
India's SEBI Reportedly Eases Arbitrage Fund Rules to Boost Stock Auction Liquidity
India's market regulator, SEBI, has reportedly granted arbitrage mutual funds greater flexibility in managing their positions. This move aims to attract a crucial source of liquidity into the struggling closing auction for stocks, according to people familiar with the matter.
02:22
Investor Faith in Europe’s Stock Market Shows Signs of Fatigue
Europe’s stock market rally has become more concentrated this year, amplifying risks as investors turn less optimistic about its economic outlook.
02:20
Jefferies warns against fighting the earnings cycle, expects S&P 500 to rise to 8,000 by end of 2026 and hit 9,000 in 2027.
Jefferies, in its latest research report on September 14, stated that Wall Street might be significantly underestimating the explosive power of the current earnings cycle. Driven by the dual engines of the AI investment frenzy and better-than-expected corporate earnings, the firm projects the S&P 500 index to reach 8,000 points by the end of 2026 (based on an EPS of $373 and a P/E ratio of 21.5x), and further touch 9,000 points in 2027 (based on an EPS of $450 and a P/E ratio of 20.0x). The report also highlighted two core risks: a substantial slowdown in earnings growth for AI-related companies and a sustained rise in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield.
02:18
Lookonchain monitoring: Crypto whale Unipcs' portfolio has shrunk by $12.6 million in the past 10 days, but it has not yet sold its holdings of PONS, USELESS, or MarsCoin tokens.
02:15
Naver and Toss are embroiled in a dispute over search and offline payment businesses, with Naver seeking a police investigation and Toss preparing an antitrust complaint.
South Korean tech giant Naver and fintech firm Toss are embroiled in a two-pronged dispute, industry sources revealed on Wednesday. Naver is seeking a police investigation into Toss's reward search campaigns, while Toss is preparing to file an antitrust complaint regarding access to Naver's merchant platform. The initial disagreement over whether Toss distorted Naver's search results has now spread to the offline payment market, centering on access to data and services between consumers and local merchants.
02:14
Databricks Piles Investments Into Asia as Growth Accelerates
The analytics and artificial-intelligence software firm plans to invest more in Singapore to tap regional demand, citing accelerating business growth in Asia.
02:14
Zcash Holders Overwhelmingly Vote for Faster Transactions and Retain Bitcoin-Style Halving Schedule
Nearly 2.4 million ZEC participated in a governance vote, with 99.9% backing a reduction in block time to 25 seconds (from 75 seconds) and 98.9% voting to preserve the network’s existing bitcoin-style halving schedule.
02:11
UK inflation jumps to 3.1% as energy costs soar
02:10
Citi Report: AI's "continuous learning" will lead to memory supply-demand imbalance, with DRAM and NAND shortages expected to persist until 2031.
Citi stated in a report on September 14 that as AI enters the "continuous learning" era, demand for HBM, server DDR5, and enterprise solid-state drives (eSSD) will experience explosive growth starting in 2027. Citi expects the DRAM supply/demand ratio (S/D ratio) to worsen to -8.7% and -9.7% in 2027 and 2028, respectively, while the NAND S/D ratio will also fall to -6.1% and -5.5% during the same period, with the supply-demand imbalance projected to continue until 2031. The report also forecasts that global memory capital expenditure will surge by 46.5% year-on-year to $80.4 billion in 2027, but due to the limitations of capacity build-out cycles, it will be difficult to close the supply-demand gap.
02:10
South Korea's Posco launches second 120-hour partial strike, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries extends walkout, as labor unrest intensifies across key manufacturing sectors.
South Korea's Posco launches second 120-hour partial strike, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries extends walkout, as labor unrest intensifies across key manufacturing sectors. Posco's latest action, its second strike in 58 years, targets the No.2 hot-rolling mill and is set to run until Monday.
02:05
ByteDance's AI-powered short-drama app Hongguo has eclipsed China's Netflix rivals combined
Launched in 2023, Hongguo quickly became a household name by riding China’s short-drama boom, propelled by a surge in AI-generated content and AI-animated dramas using models like ByteDance’s Seedance.
02:04
Hong Kong rated Asia’s top financial hub for 4th straight year and third globally in GFCI report released on Wednesday, scoring 756 points
Hong Kong has retained its status as Asia’s top financial hub for a fourth consecutive edition of the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI), even as many of the world’s leading centres saw their scores slip slightly amid rising geopolitical headwinds. The city also ranked third globally in the 40th edition of the twice-yearly report, released on Wednesday amid a remarkably tight race at the top of global finance. Hong Kong scored 756, just one point behind London on 757 and a point ahead of...
02:01
Hong Kong to Launch Dim Sum Bond Index, Aiming to Boost Trading and Reinforce Offshore Yuan Hub Role, Says Chief Executive John Lee
02:00
Investors remain bullish on equities and AI spending despite soaring Treasury yields and oil prices breaking above $100.
The U.S. 10-year government bond yield surpassed the 5% mark on Tuesday, and Brent crude oil prices remained above $100 per barrel. However, Bank of America's latest Global Fund Manager Survey indicates that most investors remain optimistic about growth and earnings prospects, expecting strong AI spending to continue. The survey found that 49% of fund managers were overweight global equities in September, with their earnings per share growth expectations for the next 12 months reaching a new high since August 2021. Additionally, 38% of respondents anticipate the global economy will "boom" in the coming year. BlackRock Investment Institute stated that despite rising yields, they maintain a pro-risk stance and continue to be overweight U.S. equities and AI-related assets.

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