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9/4
03:08
El-Erian, the chief economic adviser at Allianz, told CNBC on Friday that he expects upward pressure on yields to continue due to a lack of immediate fiscal consolidation appetite in the U.S. He noted that traditional buyers of U.S. Treasurys, such as China, Japan, and Gulf countries, are becoming less reliable due to geopolitical reasons and domestic issues. He also highlighted that three G7 countries—the U.K., Japan, and France—are particularly vulnerable to sovereign debt problems, with the U.K. being a "high-beta country" where rates move significantly more than in the U.S. He observed a shift in European yields, with France now a focal point for the bond market, trading inside Italy.
03:01
The Bank of Japan announced the financial results for Japanese banks in fiscal 2025, indicating that while major financial groups and regional banks saw an increase in net income, shinkin banks experienced a decrease. Core profitability (PPNR excluding investment trust gains/losses) improved across all bank types, primarily driven by an increase in net interest income due to rising yen interest rates. Additionally, capital adequacy ratios increased for domestic banks but declined for internationally active banks, though all remained sufficiently above regulatory requirements.
03:01
The South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) released its policy roadmap for the digital transformation of securities issuance and distribution, and tokenization, on September 4. The roadmap will be implemented in three phases, with the first phase launching in February 2027, expanding the scope of securities tokenization to include institutional money market funds, institutional bonds, unlisted stocks under trust structures, and public fractional investment securities. The second phase will cover all types of public securities, with the final phase aiming to establish an on-chain payment infrastructure linked to stablecoins. Additionally, the FSC has developed model standards for fractional investments and outlined specific requirements for over-the-counter (OTC) intermediaries and issuer account management entities. These include an annual net purchase limit of 100 million Korean Won for retail investors on each OTC exchange, and a requirement for issuer account management entities to have equity capital exceeding 4 billion Korean Won, to ensure investor protection and market stability.
02:58
The top-performing fund manager at Pacific Investment Management Co. is shifting investments from crowded US Big Tech firms, known as the “Mag Seven,” to Asian equipment suppliers, Chinese financials, and healthcare stocks, anticipating the next AI boom winners will emerge from these sectors.
02:54
The US August non-farm payrolls report is due on Friday, with market consensus expecting 55,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.1%. Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh has clearly stated at the Jackson Hole symposium that the economy is currently at full employment, and inflationary pressures remain high. Analysis firms such as JPMorgan Chase believe that against this backdrop, strong employment data could push up bond yields and suppress US stocks, creating a "good news is bad news" market logic. Bloomberg Chief Economist Anna Wong pointed out that if August non-farm payrolls record a negative value again, there is no precedent in the modern history of the Federal Reserve for it to raise interest rates after two consecutive months of negative non-farm growth. JPMorgan Chase also stated that next week's CPI data will have a greater impact on the Federal Reserve's September 16 meeting than this non-farm report.
02:38
Al Jazeera reported that Israeli forces are continuing demolition operations in areas of southern Lebanon, including Froun, with local residents describing "non-stop" explosions day and night, heard throughout Thursday, severely disrupting their daily lives. Israel claims these actions are aimed at targeting Hezbollah objectives in Lebanon. Since its second invasion of Lebanon in March this year, Israeli forces have continued to attack Hezbollah targets and infrastructure in southern Lebanon, despite a ceasefire announced by US President Donald Trump in April. Lebanon and Israel reached a "framework agreement" in June and launched a "pilot zone" plan, intended to test the Lebanese army's ability to disarm Hezbollah and facilitate an Israeli withdrawal. However, the plan has been met with skepticism from Hezbollah and analysts, and Israel has recently expanded its occupation of Lebanese territory. Most homes and infrastructure in the affected villages have been destroyed, and residents face water and electricity shortages. Froun municipal officials stated that the government is working to restore services, with a target date of September 15.
02:24
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that El Salvador's increased Bitcoin reserves since June 2025 were not acquired using public funds but rather from private donations. This move aims to address questions raised after El Salvador reported acquiring $100 million in Bitcoin.
02:04
Apple's initial production of its highly anticipated foldable iPhone is currently limited to "hundreds of units" per day, primarily due to the company's extremely stringent quality control standards, Nikkei Asia reported, citing sources.
02:03
After South Korean regulators tightened trading rules on single-stock leveraged ETFs at home, retail investors' demand for leveraged bets has largely flowed into US-listed products. This has led Koreans to own unusually large portions of several leveraged ETFs, giving them an outsized presence in parts of the US market and potentially contributing to recent trading volumes that disrupted daytime access to popular products.
01:56
India's economy grew by 7.8% in the June quarter, exceeding expectations, but former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg accused the data of being artificially inflated by compressing the previous year's corresponding figures. Garg claimed that the GDP for the April-June 2025 quarter (at current prices) was lowered by 6 trillion rupees (approximately $63.5 billion) in the latest data, making the year-on-year figures for the latest quarter appear more favorable. India's Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageshwaran refuted this claim, calling it "out of context" and explaining that the latest GDP data was compiled based on a new benchmark for the fiscal year ending March 2023, and the change in methodology led to revisions in last year's quarterly data. India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal responded by stating that India's 7.8% growth is "realistic."
01:53
The company is subsidizing access to its Daybreak security platform, following the unveiling of its Astra AI which can independently find previously unknown software flaws and turn them into working attacks.
01:52
The Korean retail group is expanding its role in the government-backed expertise program, launched on Thursday in Washington at the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. Chung attended the event at the invitation of US Vice President JD Vance and the US Department of State.
01:47
Korea Exchange (KRX) Chair and CEO Jeong Eun-bo signed a cooperation agreement with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York on Thursday, aiming to deepen ties on longer trading and faster settlement. Earlier, Jeong pitched South Korea’s capital market reforms to global investors at a roadshow hosted by KRX and BofA Securities, drawing about 30 major institutional investors.
01:42
At its "Dyson Unveiled" event in Berlin on Thursday, Chief Engineer Jake Dyson stated the company is shifting its focus from mechanical performance to products that can interpret and respond to data about their surroundings. The company is introducing a new robot cleaner family alongside its first oral-care device and updated air-treatment and beauty products.
01:27
Under the new guidelines, businesses are not obligated to negotiate profit-sharing with workers.
01:26
South Africa’s Industrial Development Corp. plans to sell its stake in a Namibian uranium project because the mine’s backers include Iranian and Russian entities.
01:16
Bitcoin's purchasing power against gold has reached its highest level since January, with one bitcoin now able to buy over 18 ounces of gold, CoinDesk reported.
01:13
Dimitris Maniatis, CEO of Marisks, stated that the latest intelligence assessment has lowered expectations for a near-term escalation of the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, following previous analyses that indicated increased risk. He mentioned that 25 vessels passed through the southern corridor under the guidance of the US military the previous day, and vessel traffic is continuing. Maniatis also noted that attractive returns are drawing shipowners back to the route, and while crews remain cautious, they are willing to transit with bonuses, safety support, and proper risk assessment.
01:07
Global government bond yields have surged this week, reflecting investor anxiety that inflation could remain structurally higher due to rising debt, tariffs, defense spending, and energy shocks. The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since November 2023, while Japan's 10-year government bond yield moved above 3% for the first time since 1996. Additionally, the U.K. 10-year Gilt yield hit a post-2008 high, and German 10-year bund yields rose to levels not seen since 2011. This sell-off also comes as market odds for a 25-basis-point rate hike at the September Federal Open Market Committee meeting rose to over 66% following Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's speech on August 28.
01:03
Chinese leveraged traders continue to unwind their bets on stocks, as unease over rising global bond yields and a lingering oil shock add uncertainty to the artificial intelligence trade. The outstanding balance of stocks bought with borrowed money dropped to 2.62 trillion yuan (US$390.1 billion) on Thursday, 13 per cent below an all-time high of 3.01 trillion yuan set on June 25.
00:48
The original tweet by @niccruzpatane (retweeted by Elon Musk) states that Cybercab's brake-by-wire system uses electronic actuators to generate clamping force, rather than traditional hydraulic fluid. This design improves efficiency by allowing the brake pads to fully disengage and enables Tesla to finely tune the braking system for the smoothest possible braking.

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