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9/3
08:17
German Chancellor Merz is reportedly attending an official dinner at the Deutsche Bundesbank next week in Berlin, followed by a European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy meeting in the city. With ECB President Lagarde's term ending in October 2027 and several key officials potentially departing early, the race for the ECB's next leadership is accelerating. Germany is reportedly considering nominating Deutsche Bundesbank President Nagel to run for the next ECB President, a move that has already received explicit support from German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil. This personnel reshuffle involves multiple core positions, including the President and Executive Board members, and is expected to be determined through a coordinated "package deal" among several countries.
08:16
Tesla will hold its Cybercab robotaxi unveiling event after the market closes on Thursday. Additionally, Dow Jones futures edged higher in early Thursday trading, and oil prices continued to climb; Snowflake, Victoria's Secret, and several other companies released their earnings overnight.
08:14
Meta reached a landmark settlement with over 40 U.S. states and territories in a child safety lawsuit, agreeing to pay up to $17 billion over 10 years. As part of the agreement, Meta will implement significant changes for teen users (ages 13-17) on its social media platforms. These include a default two-hour daily time limit, blocking app access between midnight and 6 a.m., muting notifications during school hours, hiding likes, disabling cosmetic filters, and offering options for video autoplay control and non-algorithmic feeds. Most default protections will roll out within six months, with stricter age verification requirements to follow within a year. Meta is also calling on rivals TikTok and YouTube to adopt similar measures, stating it would then pay $5.3 billion of the settlement and adopt a one-hour default limit.
08:14
SoFi Technologies (SOFI) reported a 40% year-over-year increase in adjusted net revenue to $1.2 billion in Q2, with net profit up 65% to $160 million, and customer count reaching 15.8 million, yet its stock price has fallen 30% over the past 12 months. Management projects full-year revenue growth of 32% to 35% in 2026 compared to 2025, and expects adjusted EPS to grow 38% to 42% from 2025 to 2028. Analysts believe that despite strong fundamental performance, market concerns about credit risk, particularly the rapid growth in personal loan business potentially accompanied by relaxed lending standards, are weighing on the stock price.
08:13
Ciena (CIEN) stock rose on Thursday after the optical gear maker's fiscal third-quarter earnings topped estimates while revenue edged by views amid big share gains in 2026. The company's October-quarter revenue guidance came in slightly above expectations. For the quarter ending July 31, Ciena earnings boomed 215% to $2.11 per share on an adjusted basis. Boosted by data center orders.
08:11
A Yahoo Finance analysis highlights that photonics manufacturer Coherent's (NYSE:COHR) data center segment sales grew 59% year-over-year, accounting for 79% of total sales. Company management aims to achieve a quarterly revenue run rate exceeding $3 billion by the end of fiscal year 2027. Despite Coherent's stock price falling 8.74% over the past week to $268.64, 21 analysts maintain a "Buy" consensus rating with an average price target of $397, implying approximately 48% upside potential. Furthermore, Coherent's indium phosphide production capacity is expected to double this quarter and double again by the end of 2027 to meet demand for 800G and 1.6T transceivers in supply-constrained markets.
08:08
Wall Street dealers are already anticipating a potential record in September for high-grade US corporate bond sales. The recent surge in yields is seen as giving blue-chip companies more reason to borrow now, before funding costs rise further.
08:08
Nodal Exchange Holdings, LLC is seeking to launch futures contracts on computing power for artificial intelligence chips, joining a host of firms rushing to do the same.
08:06
According to public industrial and commercial information released on September 2, Beijing Zhizhe Tansuo Technology Co., Ltd. was recently established with a registered capital of 1.5 billion yuan and Zhou Yuan, the founder of Zhihu, as its legal representative. The company's business scope includes big data services, internet data services, AI basic software development, and AI application software development, aiming to accelerate the verification of AI business models. Zhihu has not yet announced the new company's specific positioning and business plans. The 1.5 billion yuan is subscribed registered capital, not cash already invested.
08:05
Digital bank SoFi (SOFI) and crypto exchange Kraken have announced a partnership that will see Kraken join SoFi's settlement network (SEN), enabling its institutional clients to move U.S. dollars and manage liquidity 24/7. Additionally, Kraken will list SoFi's bank-issued stablecoin, SoFiUSD, while SoFi will leverage Kraken Prime as an additional liquidity source for its customers' crypto trades. The collaboration aims to bridge traditional finance with crypto, allowing for round-the-clock financial operations.
07:58
Weeks-long wildfires in Indonesia, exacerbated by a 'super' El Niño, have caused a toxic haze to spread across parts of Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines. Millions have been exposed to the smog, with over 12,000 children suffering respiratory issues. Pollution levels in some areas have exceeded World Health Organization recommended levels by more than 15 times. Indonesia's Health Ministry recorded over 50,000 cases of respiratory infections linked to the fires between July and August. The country's forestry minister stated earlier this week that the battle to extinguish the wildfires is entering a critical phase, with September being the peak of El Niño.
07:51
Anthropic's head of threat intelligence, Jacob Klein, stated that foreign adversaries are illegally accessing their Claude models to train competing technology and sell copycat versions at lower prices. The company specifically named Chinese AI labs Moonshot AI (developer of Kimi K3), DeepSeek, MiniMax, and Alibaba (developer of Qwen models) in its allegations. Klein highlighted a growing illicit ecosystem, including the dark web, used to evade controls and create fraudulent accounts for large-scale model access. The Trump administration had previously deemed such distillation that undermines American proprietary information as "unacceptable," vowing to explore measures to hold foreign actors accountable. Anthropic, valued at nearly $1 trillion, is expected to go public as early as October.
07:38
HSBC has raised its US government bond yield forecasts, expecting the 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields to reach 4.20% and 4.65% respectively by the end of 2026. The bank stated that this move is due to a more hawkish outlook from the Federal Reserve, now anticipating a nearly 50% chance of a 25 basis point rate hike in September, although it still expects rates to remain unchanged. HSBC also predicted that persistent fiscal deficits will drive a long-term steepening of the yield curve.
07:33
CoinDesk's latest "Daybook" notes that while conventional wisdom holds that rising government bond yields are a headwind for cryptocurrencies, the foreign exchange market no longer follows this logic. For example, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has climbed 58 basis points this year to 4.81% (the highest since October 2023), yet the DXY (US Dollar Index) has only risen by 0.9%. Japan's 10-year government bond yield surged by 90 basis points, but the Japanese Yen fell to a four-decade low. Analysis suggests that the market appears to interpret high yields as a warning sign of fiscal stress rather than fiscal strength. If this interpretation holds, investors may turn to hard assets like Bitcoin and gold to hedge against the risk of governments being unable to arbitrarily increase supply or devalue their currencies.
07:33
Bank of Japan (BOJ) account data released on Thursday showed that speculation of market intervention following Wednesday's more than 1 yen drop in USD/JPY was unfounded, as the gap between its current account forecast and money brokers' estimates was far too small to support large-scale intervention. Meanwhile, Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama reiterated on Thursday evening that authorities remain highly vigilant and will continue to prevent further depreciation of the yen. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the BOJ is leaning towards a 25 basis point rate hike at its September meeting, with market expectations for a rate hike being the core driver of the current yen fluctuations.
07:33
Lloyd's of London sees losses “arising from Middle East conflict” amounting to about £1.4 billion ($1.9 billion), the insurance marketplace’s first estimate of the US-Iran war’s impact.
07:22
Bloomberg reports that Europe is bracing for a costly winter, unprepared for higher consumption due to soaring energy prices and insufficient fuel reserves.
07:18
Huang Ling stated that if France persists in its actions, China will take necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises, and France will bear all consequences. The law aims to curb the low-price strategies of Chinese e-commerce platforms such as Temu.
07:18
Huang Ling stated that despite repeated requests from China, the U.S. has repeatedly sanctioned Chinese companies and citizens using Iran as a pretext, which China strongly resents and firmly opposes. Previously, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had stated that any entity assisting Iran in money laundering or evading sanctions, including Chinese banks, could be cut off from the U.S. financial system.
07:16
British savers have sharply upped their purchases of UK government bonds this week as a selloff lifted yields to multi-decade highs.
07:11
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the SCO has evolved into one of the independent and influential centers of the emerging multipolar world. Iranian President Pezeshkian said at the summit that if the United States fulfills its commitments under the previous Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, Iran will immediately take reciprocal action. U.S. sanctions against Iran pose a challenge to the economies of Central Asia, but Central Asian countries may find it difficult to fully comply with the sanctions due to their economies being deeply intertwined with the trade networks of Russia and China.
07:11
Pencil Finance announced it has completed a $1 million onchain lending cycle, providing financing to 6,600 students in Southeast Asia who were underserved by traditional lenders through its first-of-a-kind loan.
07:07
According to Bitwise data, Bitcoin and gold's 90-day correlation reached a nearly six-year high during the latest bond market selloff, with Bitcoin rising 22.4% and gold adding about 5% over the following week as stocks fell. However, Glassnode analysts noted in a Tuesday report that while Bitcoin's 30-day correlation with the S&P 500 fell towards zero during the August rally, historically, sudden decorrelations during sovereign bond selloffs have tended to be short-lived, marking local exhaustion rather than structural regime shifts.
07:05
The Wall Street Journal's analysis indicates that some stock index funds named "international," "global," or "world" may hold up to 60% or even more U.S. stocks, even as they claim to offer exposure to foreign equities. This could inadvertently increase investors' exposure to U.S. stocks when they are seeking portfolio diversification.

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