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9/17
03:31
The average price of diesel in the U.S. reached a record $6.29 per gallon this week, up nearly 80% year-to-date, exacerbating inflation concerns. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, bringing the benchmark borrowing cost to a range of 3.75%-4%. JPMorgan Chase noted that rising diesel prices could transmit to inflation through business costs and ultimately impact consumer prices. Bitcoin has fallen nearly 12% this year to $76,400, while gold prices remained largely flat.
03:16
Japan and the U.S. are negotiating to build a new semiconductor manufacturing plant in the U.S. as part of Japan's investment commitments under a tariff agreement with Washington. The project's total value could reach $19 billion, and GlobalFoundries is expected to operate the new plant.
03:12
Altimeter Capital founder and CEO Brad Gerstner stated at the All-In Podcast annual summit that the current rally in tech stocks is driven by corporate earnings rather than a valuation bubble, but the key conditions for the "AI trade" to remain valid are narrowing. He pointed out that the combined annualized revenue of three leading institutions—Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX—is currently about $100 billion. For the AI trade logic to be self-consistent, this figure needs to grow to at least $180 billion by the end of this year. If the continuous capital expenditure expansion by cloud giants ultimately cannot be met by sufficient rental demand, the current aggressive investment cycle will be unsustainable. Gerstner maintains a "medium position," refusing high-leverage risks, and warned that the market in 2026 has already priced in AI expectations, so investors must follow the facts and remain flexible. He also mentioned that if frontier labs can maintain monthly revenues at a high level of $8 billion and oil prices fall, suppressing long-term interest rates, he would consider further increasing positions; otherwise, he reserves the right to reduce positions. He simultaneously warned that if the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rises to 5.5%, stock valuations will face significant pressure.
03:08
An EU spokesperson stated that the agreement with Canada "is not directed against anyone," but rather "for our common strength." This follows warnings from US President Donald Trump, who had previously cautioned that if Canada became an "associate member" of the EU, it could constitute a "hostile act," threatening to impose heavy taxes on Europe or halt some trade.
02:57
According to researchers and rights activists, Israel is systematically using AI tools, including ImiSight developed by Israeli weapons manufacturer Rafael, to survey Palestinian land and expedite forced displacement in the occupied West Bank. An Israel Land Authority enforcement unit, established in April 2025, specifically operates in the West Bank using advanced AI for detecting encroachments. This automation has led to an 80% increase in demolitions in Area C of the West Bank and occupied East Jerusalem between 2023 and 2025, with an average of 966 buildings razed annually. In 2025 alone, 1,288 Palestinian structures were destroyed from January to September.
02:51
Energy Minister Akanat Promphan stated that oil supply disruptions are prompting Thailand, like many other countries, to accelerate its energy transition. He added that Thailand has diversified its oil supplies since the war began, reducing its reliance on Middle Eastern suppliers to less than 30% from about 60% before the crisis. Promphan appeared on Bloomberg's "Insight with Haslinda Amin."
02:41
Huawei Technologies announced on Thursday that its next-generation artificial intelligence chip, the Ascend 960DT, designed for model training with doubled performance, will be ready in the first quarter of 2027. This moves the target launch forward by nine months as the firm aggressively expands its ecosystem amid China’s self-sufficiency push, according to David Wang Tao, rotating and acting chairman for Huawei.
02:36
The South Korean company will expand production capacity for copper-clad laminate (CCL) in phases through 2028, citing surging demand from artificial intelligence data centers. This marks Doosan's largest-ever investment in its CCL business, split between South Korea and China. The company plans to invest 420 billion won to expand production in South Korea.
02:31
Al Jazeera's analysis shows that among private AI companies, Anthropic was valued at approximately $965 billion (May 2026), developing the Claude series of AI models, and filed for an IPO in June 2026, aiming to list as early as October 2026. OpenAI was valued at approximately $852 billion, developing the GPT model, and also filed for an IPO in June 2026, but currently leans towards a 2027 listing. xAI was valued at approximately $250 billion when it merged with SpaceX in February 2026.
02:31
An Al Jazeera analysis shows that as of mid-September 2026, NVIDIA is the largest AI-related public company, with a market capitalization of approximately $5.1 trillion, primarily designing GPUs and AI accelerators. Apple Inc. has a market capitalization of $4.86 trillion, and its Siri AI, launched in 2026, is based on Google's Gemini model. TSMC, with a market capitalization of $1.9 trillion, is the world's largest chip manufacturer, controlling over 70% of the global wafer foundry market.
02:31
An agreement expected this week concerning South Korea’s $200 billion US investment commitment remains uncertain, as Seoul and Washington seek to resolve differences over nuclear projects, funding schedules and how to share investment risks. Signs of strain emerged when the Industry Ministry postponed a briefing to lawmakers on the first project under the plan, fueling speculation that negotiations had stalled.
02:29
Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk announced on September 16 its partnership with Anthropic, leveraging its scientific platform Claude Science to accelerate new drug discovery. On the same day, China's GenScript Biotech announced a collaboration with Lilly TuneLab™, Eli Lilly's AI/machine learning drug discovery collaboration platform, to provide wet lab validation services. Additionally, according to Hard AI, ByteDance's spun-off AI drug discovery company, Anew Labs, has completed a $290 million seed round of financing, with participation from institutions such as Sequoia China, Hillhouse, and IDG. Driven by these positive developments, China's A-share innovative drug industry chain performed actively, with Nearshore Proteins hitting a 20CM daily limit and BPS Bioscience rising 10.37%. The CRO sector also showed strong performance, with Wanbang Biopharma increasing over 14%, and Hong Kong-listed GenScript Biotech surging 13.76%.
02:29
Analysts point out that SpaceX is not a pure AI play. Its diversified structure, encompassing space launch and Starlink satellite communication businesses, provides a buffer for its stock price during fluctuations in AI sentiment. At the current stock price level of approximately $148, the market's implied valuation for SpaceX's AI business is only 10% of Morgan Stanley's AI valuation, with the option value of long-term space-based AI infrastructure almost being priced at zero. The report also highlighted Musk's execution capability as one of the sources of its defensive attributes.
02:28
Turkish market regulators have filed criminal complaints and imposed trading bans on dozens of individuals over alleged stock manipulation. These asset management firms are accused of being at the heart of the country's turbulent investment fund industry.
02:25
Apollo Global Management Inc. is in talks with SoftBank Group Corp. about boosting the size of a loan to $9 billion from $5.4 billion to help the Japanese firm amplify its bets on AI giant OpenAI.
02:25
Global leveraged exchange-traded fund managers are stepping up their push into South Korea, drawn by retail investors whose appetite for high-risk US-listed products has made them a significant source of assets. Russell Tencer, president of Tradr ETFs, visited Seoul on Thursday to meet Korean investors and promote the firm’s lineup. His trip marked the second visit by a foreign manager specializing in leveraged ETFs since Korea allowed single-stock leveraged funds to begin trading in late May.
02:16
The charges come after South Korea's media regulator blocked local access to the Polymarket platform last month, ruling that it offers illegal gambling services.
02:11
The Celsius estate alleges that BitMEX wrongfully liquidated and seized 6,360 BTC, valued at nearly $490 million, during the market crash in March 2020.
02:04
Posco International, the trading and energy arm of South Korea's Posco Group, signed an agreement on Monday to acquire a 100% stake in US shale gas assets from a subsidiary of Texas-based Chord Energy Corp. The deal is expected to generate over 100 billion won ($72 million) in annual operating profit from 2028, expanding Posco International's natural gas business across production, LNG liquefaction, and trading.
02:04
Samsung Electronics subsidiary Rainbow Robotics has halted US shipments of its RB-Y1 mobile humanoid robot under new American restrictions on foreign-made advanced robots. This move forces the company to seek conditional approval and prepare a plan for future production in the United States. Shipments scheduled for August and September have been delayed, with some impact on sales expected in the near term. The company plans to submit its application this month and believes exports can resume once approved.
02:03
South Korean battery material makers are accelerating efforts to build traceable, non-Chinese supply chains, as stricter US rules threaten federal clean energy incentives for products linked to China. LS-L&F Battery Solution (LLBS), a joint venture between LS Group and L&F, has begun qualification tests to produce precursor materials—blends of metals used in cathodes—using metal sulfates from LS Group affiliate LS MnM, according to reports on Thursday. If testing is completed as planned, LLBS could begin mass production.
01:58
The artificial intelligence boom is tightening supplies of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), as leading manufacturers shift production toward premium server components and away from mainstream parts used across consumer electronics. This reallocation is creating an unusual imbalance where MLCC prices are rising even as demand for smartphones, PCs, and other traditional electronics remains sluggish. Samsung Electro-Mechanics has begun raising prices, and customers are increasingly seeking long-term contracts.
01:54
Two-year Treasury yield falls 0.7 basis point to 4.719%, while the 10-year yield is flat at 5.003%, as markets absorb the Federal Reserve’s 25-basis-point interest-rate hike on Wednesday and the prospect of more tightening.
01:54
Indonesia's move aims to accelerate the reduction of its reliance on fuel imports under President Prabowo Subianto.

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