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8/24
22:38
TSMC suppliers Nichias and Gold Stone Development are constructing a plant in Hsinchu, Taiwan, to produce special plastic components essential for the chipmaking industry. The initiative, reported by Nikkei Asia, seeks to prevent supply chain disruptions that have hindered production expansions in recent years.
22:37
On-chain data from Lookonchain shows that crypto trader Machi (@machibigbrother), who was once liquidated to less than $60,000, has seen his account balance grow nearly 200 times. He has now opened massive long positions totaling $113 million in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), with current holdings of 23,350 ETH ($59 million) and 668 BTC ($54 million).
22:33
The report also expects Chinese gold miners, including Zijin Mining and Shandong Gold Mining, to expand faster than most global peers after Beijing reclassified gold from a financial asset to a “strategic mineral” in 2025.
22:32
Spot gold rose 0.6% on Tuesday to $4,677.19 per ounce, reaching its highest level since mid-May. So far this month, gold has accumulated gains of over 15%. A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated gold more attractive to investors holding other currencies, while the U.S. Treasury's recent announcement of a bond buyback program has suppressed government bond yields, reducing the opportunity cost of holding gold. The DXY (US Dollar Index) has fallen 0.8% this month, and U.S. government bond yields have also decreased by 3 basis points this month. The market is currently focused on the speech by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh ahead of this week's Jackson Hole symposium for further clues on the interest rate outlook.
22:22
The cryptocurrency's latest leg higher was accompanied by renewed demand from traditional investors, with U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs attracting about $1.9 billion last week, marking the largest weekly inflow since October 2025. The broader crypto recovery accelerated as falling Treasury yields provided relief, following the U.S. Treasury's plan to double buybacks of long-dated government bonds through early November, funded by short-term debt issuance. The final push to $80,000 on Monday was attributed to the Treasury's suggestion of tapping its nearly $1 trillion General Account to fund these buybacks.
22:16
South Korea's Jeonbuk Bank will leverage Ripple's technology to facilitate cross-border money transfers, marking a further adoption of blockchain solutions in traditional finance.
21:58
Hanwha Aerospace announced its plan to strengthen its presence in the global energy supply chain. Hanwha Horizon USA will serve as a control tower for the company's liquefied natural gas (LNG) operations, overseeing procurement, sales, trading, and logistics. Hanwha Shipping CEO James Sagar will also head the new US entity.
21:52
Indian traders are bracing for their first monthly derivatives expiry using auction-based end-of-day stock prices, a crucial test for a mechanism that has faced backlash over sharp swings and allegations of manipulation.
21:46
Wall Street Insights analysis points out that the euro performed strongly last week, breaking above the key resistance level of 1.16 and surging past 1.17, but it has pulled back since the opening of this Monday. The analysis suggests that this round of euro appreciation was mainly driven by the widening economic expectation gap between Europe and the US (the Eurozone's preliminary August manufacturing PMI rose to 52.8, a new high since May 2022), favorable interest rate differentials between Europe and the US (the probability of an ECB rate hike in September is as high as 95%), and increasing concerns about dollar credit. Although the medium-term positive logic remains unchanged, these positive factors may have been digested in the short term, and persistently high energy prices and political uncertainty in Germany (state elections in September) increase the risk of a euro pullback. Technically, EUR/USD may need to retrace to around 1.16-1.1630. This week, the market will focus on the Jackson Hole meeting. It is expected that the speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh may not provide clear hints for the September meeting, and market volatility may be limited.
21:46
Apple held a farewell party for Tim Cook, who will step down as CEO and become executive chairman on September 1, at Apple Park in Cupertino, California, last Sunday (August 23). In his speech, Cook uncharacteristically publicly mentioned his partner, Mike. John Ternus, head of hardware engineering and incoming CEO, spoke at the party. Insiders revealed that Apple's top management does not expect major changes in the short term, and the keyword for the power transition is "continuity."
21:22
Donald Trump said he has invited current Senator Darlene Graham Norden, sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, to run in today's (August 25) special Republican primary for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina, and Norden has accepted the invitation. Donald Trump called Norden an "outstanding person and a true American patriot" and gave her his "complete and total endorsement."
21:06
South Korea's KOSPI index soared for much of the past year on an AI craze, only to plummet about 40% over six weeks in June and July, costing hundreds of thousands of investors. Since then, it has rebounded about 20% from its lows, showing extreme volatility. Chipmakers like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix saw their market caps surge to trillions of dollars, driving the market to records.
20:53
Hyundai Motor Co.'s management and labor union have tentatively reached a wage agreement, which includes a monthly base pay increase of 100,000 won ($72.20), a performance bonus exceeding 400 percent of monthly salary, and an additional payment of 12.5 million won. This agreement follows a series of strikes that caused production disruptions.
20:50
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to impose "equivalent" retaliatory tariffs on the United States, targeting products including steel, dairy products, appliances, agricultural equipment, electronics, and pulp and paper, with the specific list still being finalized. This follows Ontario Premier Doug Ford's statement that US President Donald Trump underestimated Canada, and that energy surcharges were also under consideration.
20:46
According to an August 25 report by South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, the U.S. recently explicitly requested South Korean semiconductor companies to build memory semiconductor production facilities in the United States and ensure memory supply. Notably, this is the first time the U.S. has specifically mentioned South Korea's government-led "Honam Semiconductor Cluster Plan" when pressuring for investment, arguing that this reflects South Korea's dual attitude of actively supporting domestic semiconductor investment while being passive about investing in the U.S. This issue was also brought up during South Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Kim Jeong-gwan's visit to the U.S. for negotiations on August 16. The report points out that if the U.S. formally demands the construction of factories in the U.S., South Korean semiconductor companies will face the heavy dual burden of undertaking the 800 trillion won domestic cluster construction while also bearing the cost of investing in the U.S. Against this backdrop, SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won met with President Lee Jae-myung on August 20, and Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Eui-sun are also scheduled to meet with the president successively.
20:30
According to traders at the Goldman Sachs futures trading desk, citing Commodity Futures Trading Commission (COT) reports, managed money, other categories, and non-reportable positions collectively net bought $22.2 billion in gold futures between July 28 and August 18, marking the highest nominal amount in over a decade. Influenced by this, gold prices rose by 5.9% in the single week from August 18 to 21, with spot gold (XAUUSD) breaking above $4500/ounce for the first time. Goldman Sachs commodity strategists had previously informed clients that their year-end 2026 gold target price of $4900/ounce carried "significant upside risk."
20:25
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday gave no further signal on reforming U.S. debt management, following reports that the Treasury could tap some of its cash reserves to buy back older, higher-yielding securities.
20:19
According to Bloomberg, citing sources, smart ring maker Oura confidentially filed for an IPO in May this year, and has hired Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan Chase as underwriters. The target valuation for this IPO is more than 45% higher than the $11 billion valuation during its Series E funding round in September last year, with projected revenue reaching $1.5 billion in 2026, triple the $500 million expected in 2024.
19:43
Recent policy actions by US Treasury Secretary Bessent, particularly concerning Treasury debt management and previous currency policies, have raised questions about potential pressure on Warsh, especially regarding institutional politics. Both Bessent and Warsh have a close working relationship with investor Druckenmiller.

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