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07:43
Nike (NKE) stock has plummeted by about 78% from its November 2021 peak of nearly $180 per share, currently trading at $38.50 per share, marking its lowest price in approximately 12 years. The stock is down about 40% year-to-date. Analysts attribute the decline to weak demand, sputtering revenue, high inflation, tariffs, and intense competition. Despite the significant drop, analysts believe Nike's P/E ratio of 18 is still too high given its sluggish earnings outlook, suggesting the stock has not yet bottomed.
07:39
The launch of OpenAI's newest model, ChatGPT-6 Astra, revitalized investor interest in the memory chip sector on Friday, with the boost spilling over into Asian trade on Monday. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix in South Korea, along with Japan's Kioxia, saw emphatic gains.
07:38
The Japanese Yen (JPY) surged by 1.4% against the US Dollar (USD) on September 7, reaching 154.06 JPY, breaking through the key 155 threshold and marking its highest level since February. Market speculation is widespread that Japan previously funded its record 15.4 trillion JPY (approximately $98.6 billion) currency intervention in August by selling foreign securities, including US Treasury bonds. Concurrently, Japan's foreign exchange reserves declined by $94.6 billion during the same period, falling below $1 trillion. Furthermore, increasing expectations of a Bank of Japan (BOJ) interest rate hike and triggered stop-loss orders also contributed to the Yen's appreciation.
07:32
Viridis Mining and Minerals has awarded its first major equipment contract for the Colossus Rare Earth Project in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with Dewater Filter Press responsible for supplying residue pressure filtration equipment. The filtration system is a critical long-lead procurement component for the Colossus processing facility, which is planned for an annual capacity of 5 million tonnes. The company stated that this move marks the project's transition from the development phase to the execution phase, targeting first rare earth production in 2028. Viridis has secured sufficient equity funding sources to cover the equity portion required for project financing.
07:32
NVIDIA disclosed in its latest earnings report that its server CPU business is expanding rapidly, with Grace server CPU revenue exceeding $5 billion over the past 12 months. Colette Kress, the company's CFO, told analysts that total server CPU demand is expected to reach $20 billion in the current fiscal year, and NVIDIA is poised to become a leading CPU supplier. The company also anticipates CPU revenue to more than double by fiscal year 2028. Morgan Stanley called NVIDIA's $20 billion server CPU forecast "surprising," suggesting it has reached or surpassed the level of existing market leaders. Following the earnings release, NVIDIA's stock price rose by 8.7%.
07:32
KB Securities, in a research report on September 7, noted that despite an optimistic fundamental outlook, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares have fallen 38% from their peaks in the past three months. Their forward P/E ratio for next year's earnings is only about 3x, placing them in an "extremely undervalued" state. The firm designated both companies as top picks in the semiconductor sector, anticipating a strong revaluation rally to commence soon.
07:32
KB Securities of South Korea released a research report on September 7, stating that driven by the wave of AI infrastructure investment, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix's current memory chip inventory has dropped to less than 10 days. It is expected that the bit demand for DRAM and NAND will exceed supply by more than 10 percentage points next year, potentially leading to a depletion of available memory chips for actual sales, forming a "historic shortage." Kim Dong-won, head of research at the institution, pointed out that HBM4 capacity expansion will structurally squeeze general-purpose DRAM supply, exacerbating the shortage.
07:21
The U.S. Department of Labor recently proposed a new rule aimed at allowing over 90 million Americans to access alternative investments, including private equity. However, the private equity industry is currently facing challenges. PitchBook data shows that private equity firms currently hold 13,500 unsold companies, with thousands of them having been in portfolios for six to nine years. A report by the non-profit organization PESP indicates that 54% of the largest U.S. bankruptcies in 2025 (with liabilities of at least $1 billion) involved private equity-backed companies. Experts and public opinion polls express concerns about introducing private equity into retirement portfolios, primarily focusing on risk, high fees, and lack of transparency. A 2026 survey revealed that 65% of U.S. voters desire stricter regulation of private equity firms.
07:17
Kenya's Trade Minister, Lee Kinyanjui, has warned foreign nationals that visa-free entry does not grant the right to work, stating that the government will shut down unlicensed small businesses operated by foreigners. President William Ruto had set today, September 7, as the deadline for foreigners to cease small-scale operations. This follows reports that the Burundian embassy would provide emergency travel documents for citizens wishing to return home due due to alleged mistreatment of Burundians. The Kenyan Ministry of Trade stated that some visitors "deliberately abuse visa applications," entering as investors or tourists but then engaging in commercial activities, thereby violating their declared status. Burundian Foreign Minister Edouard Bizimana posted on X, warning that if hate speech against Burundi continues, the situation will change, and emphasized that the Kenyan government is responsible for the lives of Burundians in Kenya. Kenyan Foreign Ministry officials clarified on Sunday that foreigners holding the necessary documents, including work permits and licenses, may continue their activities.
07:17
Angola plans to raise as much as 208.5 billion kwanzas ($228 million) from the sale of a 34% stake in Standard Bank de Angola SA, which was previously held by a jailed former insurance tycoon.
07:17
Motley Fool analysis indicates that while AI infrastructure development is costly, it benefits new cloud providers like Nebius. Nebius reported a 454% year-over-year revenue increase to $582 million in Q2, with annualized recurring revenue (ARR) reaching $3 billion. The company projects ARR to hit $7 billion to $9 billion by the end of this year. Nebius anticipates having 5 gigawatts of contracted power by the end of 2026, which, if valued by Jensen Huang's metrics, could be worth $300 billion once these facilities are built. Nebius self-funded 50% to 60% of its capital expenditures through customer prepayments and held $8 billion in cash at the end of Q2.
07:17
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated at the G20 summit that building a 1-gigawatt AI facility would cost between $50 billion and $60 billion. These facilities are crucial for AI infrastructure development and will help expand agentic AI, chatbots, and emerging physical AI, including humanoid robots and autonomous vehicles.
07:16
Rosneft has commenced oil shipments from its Vostok Oil project in the Arctic, with Russian President Vladimir Putin overseeing the launch ceremony via video link. The project, with an estimated resource base of 7 billion tons of oil, has seen investments totaling $46.53 billion. Rosneft anticipates shipping 30 million tons of oil to customers by the second half of 2027, with production increasing to 50 million tons by 2030, and an ultimate potential of 100 million tons per year. The project includes a 790-kilometer oil pipeline and port facilities capable of accommodating 120,000-ton Arctic tankers, with all equipment sourced from Russian domestic manufacturers.
07:16
Sean Williams, an analyst at The Motley Fool, stated that despite Anthropic's potential IPO valuation of up to $2 trillion and an expected listing in late September or early October, he would completely avoid it. Williams pointed out that historical data shows tech IPOs often act as traps for retail investors, with major tech IPOs over the past 14 years experiencing an average maximum decline of 55% within one year of listing. Furthermore, he believes that if Anthropic lists with a $2 trillion valuation, its price-to-sales ratio would exceed 30x, and historical experience indicates that leading tech companies struggle to maintain such high price-to-sales ratios for extended periods. He also warned that while AI is a disruptive technology, such "next big thing" technologies often experience bubble bursts in their early stages, as investors generally overestimate the speed of new technology adoption and optimization.
07:12
On Sunday, former U.S. President Donald Trump posted a large number of AI-generated images and a series of unsubstantiated claims on his social media platform, Truth Social. These claims included declaring the Strait of Hormuz, the Moon, and Lake Ontario as "new U.S. territories." He also asserted that he had earned hundreds of billions of dollars for the United States through stocks and other assets.
07:11
Saudi Aramco's Jizan facility, located near the Saudi-Yemen border, has been hit by a new round of attacks, according to the Financial Times. Houthi rebels have previously targeted Jizan multiple times in their military operations against Saudi Arabia.
07:10
Dorian LPG has agreed an order with South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean for the construction of three 90,000m³ dual-fuel Panamax very large gas carriers (VLGCs) for a total price of around $345 million (Won463.5bn). The ships are scheduled for delivery in June, September and December 2030, and will be capable of burning liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or conventional low-sulphur fuels.
07:09
CME Group announced that its FX futures and options reached a new open interest record of 4,410,167 contracts on September 4, 2026, surpassing the previous record of 4,269,622 contracts set on June 11, 2026.
07:03
Hong Kong property developers and industry professionals report that banks are reluctant to issue commercial mortgage loans, making it difficult for more potential buyers to secure financing, despite significant drops in property values.
06:55
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that the US 10-year government bond yield is currently hovering around a multi-year high of 4.8%, having touched 4.818% earlier this month, its highest level since November 2023. The analysis attributes the rise in yields primarily to inflation and geopolitical risks related to the US-Iran conflict. The article also recommended three stocks with dividend yields higher than the 10-year government bond: AGNC Investment (13.5%), Energy Transfer (6.3%), and Verizon Communications (5.6%).
06:55
Chinese fast-fashion retailer Shein is reportedly seeking acquisitions to expand its brand platform, aiming to boost sales growth and diversify beyond its core fast-fashion business. The company has confirmed in its prospectus that it will acquire U.S. brand Everlane for $80 million, a deal currently under review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS). Sources indicate that the Everlane acquisition is seen as a "test run" for Shein's broader acquisition strategy. Shein's prospectus reveals it holds $15 billion in cash reserves and raised $1.74 billion from its recent IPO, providing funding for ongoing deal activity. Additionally, Shein recorded a net loss of $99 million for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, primarily due to a $328 million fair value loss related to convertible redeemable preferred shares.
06:54
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is reportedly considering easing its ban on financial prediction markets. The regulator held talks with trading platforms, as British citizens have increasingly turned to overseas platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, despite the FCA's public position still supporting the ban.
06:49
Yahoo Finance analysis indicates that Boeing's free cash flow has turned positive, generating $631 million last quarter. Analysts project Boeing's free cash flow to exceed $2.3 billion this year and potentially reach $15 billion by 2030. However, Boeing's sustained improvement hinges on increasing production rates, stringent quality control, and resolving issues with its defense business and Starliner spacecraft program. The company is currently seeking regulatory approval to increase its monthly 737 passenger jet production from 42 to 47 units, with plans to eventually reach 63 units.
06:45
KeyBanc analyst John Vinh reaffirmed a "Buy" rating on Marvell Technology (MRVL) with a $400 price target, noting the company's strong data center business, which grew 46% year-over-year in Q2 FY27 to $2.17 billion, and an increased FY28 guidance for data center revenue growth of over 60%.
06:45
BMO Capital analyst Brian Pitz reiterated a "Buy" rating on Uber Technologies (UBER) with a $119 price target, highlighting the company's evolving autonomous vehicle (AV) strategy as a significant driver of future revenue and profitability, positioning Uber as a preferred mobility platform for AV makers.

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