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9/8
21:28
The Malaysian ringgit fell to its lowest level against the Singapore dollar since November, reaching a 10-month low. This decline is attributed to foreign stock outflows from Malaysia, while the Singapore dollar is bolstered by the island state's hawkish monetary policy stance.
21:28
Mexico's government aims to reduce its financial support for state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos' (Pemex) debt payments to 81.1 billion pesos ($4.8 billion) in 2027. This represents a nearly 70% cut from the 263.5 billion pesos ($15.6 billion) budgeted for this year.
21:18
Former U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab stated that despite impending political friction, shared geography and deep economic ties will keep the United States and Canada aligned. She noted that joint cooperation on critical minerals and forming a united front against Chinese competition are crucial for protecting North American industries.
21:11
Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang Yong stated that foreign exchange intervention can calm market volatility. He expressed surprise that recent market interventions appeared to be mainly by Japan and the US, rather than a broader G7 effort that would typically include European countries.
21:04
Bank of America Securities analyst Wamsi Mohan, in a report published on September 8, highlighted three key points for Apple's product launch event tonight (1:00 AM Beijing time on September 10): the debut of the foldable iPhone (potentially named "iPhone Ultra" or "Fold"), expected to start at $2,099, making it the most expensive iPhone in Apple's history; a potential price increase of $150 to $200 for the iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max due to rising memory and storage costs; and the standard iPhone 18 series being delayed until spring 2027, meaning only the Pro series and foldable models will be available for this year's autumn holiday sales season. Additionally, the report also focused on whether Apple Intelligence will officially launch in the Chinese market, as well as new products like the Apple Watch Series 12 and AirPods 5.
20:57
Hedge funds are betting dollar-yen will fall below 150 by year-end, with some longer-dated options trades targeting a move as low as 140. According to Chicago Mercantile Exchange Group data, the most-active dollar-yen option on Tuesday was a put option expiring in November with a 142.86 strike price. The total put volume of contracts expiring by year-end was over triple that of calls. Dollar-yen traded at 153.61 at 8:44 a.m. Hong Kong time on Wednesday.
20:53
OpenAI Chief Business Officer Sarah Friar stated in her latest article that GPT-6 Astra is the most intelligent and aligned model to date, and the company currently has over 1 billion weekly active users and 2.5 million enterprise clients. She disclosed that an internal OpenAI model has provided a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, a mathematical challenge that has remained unsolved for nearly 90 years. Additionally, OpenAI's first self-developed inference chip, Jalapeño, is planned for deployment by the end of the year, with its peak token throughput per watt being 1.5 to 1.9 times higher than existing commercial systems, and end-to-end latency reduced by 1.7 to 3.6 times. GPT-5.6 Sol has already reduced end-to-end service costs by 20% and improved token generation efficiency by over 15%.
20:49
South Korean shares opened 0.26% higher, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) extending gains to trade 65.98 points, or 0.93%, higher at 7,019.5 as of 9:15 a.m. The rise was attributed to gains in major chipmakers, which offset lingering concerns over escalating tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices. Overnight, US stocks ended lower due to heightened Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, though the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gained 1.3%.
20:39
U.S. Central Command stated that U.S. forces destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked a U.S. warship twice in two days. Iran subsequently retaliated on Tuesday by launching missiles at the Al Azraq U.S. military base in Jordan. Jordan reported that its air defense systems successfully intercepted and destroyed 18 of the 20 missiles, with the remaining ones landing in uninhabited areas, causing no casualties.
20:30
The Japanese benchmark edged higher in early trade due to bargain hunting despite uncertainty over the Middle East conflict.
20:10
The valuation of South Korea's KOSPI 200 has fallen to the 1st percentile over the past decade. The KOSPI Composite Index broke above its 50-day moving average on September 8, supported by slowing foreign selling and a strengthening Korean Won. Bank of America analysis indicates that amid normalizing volatility and a valuation reset, selectively increasing upside exposure to the Korean equity market offers an attractive risk-reward profile. They recommend participating in the upside through a 3-month call option spread.
20:10
Caracas is closely evaluating the possibility of withdrawing from OPEC after the United States announced it would acquire majority control of a significant portion of Venezuela's oil assets. This development comes just months after the UAE's exit from OPEC, potentially deepening internal divisions within the organization and adding more uncertainty to the crude oil market outlook.
20:10
Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed a new round of attacks on targets within Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, forcing the kingdom to halt operations at several energy facilities in the south. Meanwhile, Iran warned it would attack oil tankers in the ports of Kuwait and Bahrain. Affected by this, Brent crude futures rose 2.4% on Tuesday, breaking above $99 and approaching $100 per barrel.
20:09
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced in mid-August that the scale of long-term Treasury buybacks would at least double. The Treasury Department is expected to announce the maximum size of this operation on Wednesday and officially conduct 10-year to 20-year Treasury buybacks on Thursday. Wall Street institutions show significant divergence in their predictions for the size of a single buyback, with Morgan Stanley estimating up to $10 billion, JPMorgan Chase expecting $6 billion to $8 billion, and Barclays predicting slightly over $4 billion. However, several institutions remain reserved about whether the buybacks can substantially improve the supply-demand situation in the long-end bond market. Bank of America noted that Bessent's expanded buyback plan has "done little to bring buyers back into the Treasury market" so far.
19:52
Homin Lee, Senior Macro Strategist at Lombard Odier, believes that expanding US Treasury repo operations cannot resolve the fundamental pressure on US government bond yields driven by massive deficits. He emphasized that while the plan may offer short-term relief, broader macroeconomic factors will continue to dominate yield movements.
19:52
Donald Trump criticized CNN and its reporter Kaitlan Collins on Truth Social, stating that her show is full of "fiction and lies" and that CNN's low ratings warrant firing "third-rate anchors" to restore credibility. Trump also announced he would attend the Republican National Committee meeting on Wednesday evening.
19:51
The move was announced a day after Canada imposed C$20 billion in retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.
19:25
This year, seven new Chinese listings have generated over 100,000 yuan (approximately $14,900) in profit for retail investors who secured a 500-share allocation and sold on the first day of their initial public offering (IPO). This marks the highest number of such high-return IPOs in at least six years. Among these, Stacy Wei earned approximately 380,000 yuan from subscribing to Unitree Robotics.
19:25
Bank of China increased its holdings of government bonds to seek returns amid a sluggish loan market, with government bonds accounting for 16.4% of its total assets in July, up from 11.5% five years ago. During the same period, typically more profitable household loans (including housing and consumer loans) as a percentage of total assets fell from 20.3% to 16.4%.
19:15
The White House announced that the U.S. President has directed a ban on the import of certain Canadian products into the United States. This follows the U.S. imposition of additional tariffs on Canadian automotive products on July 20 due to Canada's discriminatory tariff policies, and a subsequent three-day suspension on August 18 to allow Canada to withdraw these discriminatory measures. However, Canada reversed its decision on August 21 and maintained its discriminatory automotive tariff scheme.

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