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21:14
UBS noted in its "Global Precious Metals Comment" published on September 9 that the gold market's sensitivity to the Federal Reserve's next moves has significantly decreased, with tightening expectations largely priced in. The report predicts that if the Federal Reserve raises rates as expected in September, gold prices may experience a brief, controlled dip; if it holds steady, gold prices could see a stronger upward reaction, as the upside potential of no rate hike outweighs the downside risk of a hike. UBS also mentioned that official sector gold holdings continue to increase, with China adding approximately 20 tons again in August, bringing its cumulative gold purchases this year to about 80 tons; Chinese gold ETFs have also continuously attracted capital inflows, with a combined net inflow of about 19 tons from July to August.
21:12
CNBC reports that India aims to achieve energy self-sufficiency by expanding its renewable energy footprint, but its green energy transition is facing a dependency issue on China. India's Central Electricity Authority has proposed making battery storage mandatory for all new government solar and wind projects from next July to enhance power supply reliability. However, India's current domestic battery manufacturing capacity is less than 1% of its projected demand for 2026, and nearly 80% of batteries used for renewable energy storage still need to be imported from China, which could hinder India's energy security goals.
21:05
Ant International announced it has signed cooperation agreements with Visa and Mastercard to jointly develop common standards for AI agent payments, including methods for verifying and monitoring AI agent transactions. The collaboration aims to ensure AI-powered commerce can operate securely at scale and improve interoperability between different systems.
21:05
Data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) shows that new energy vehicles (NEVs), including battery electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), accounted for 65.2% of the 1.54 million cars sold in mainland China last month, reaching a new historical high and surpassing the previous month's record of 65.1%. Despite a generally sluggish automotive market, the Iran conflict has prompted consumers to shift from gasoline-powered cars to electric vehicles, driving this growth.
21:03
The U.S. government, through an operation dubbed "Big Tuna," seized $225 million in cryptocurrency from alleged scammers, aiming to disrupt a scam compound in the Philippines. However, victims like Nivie Kaul, who lost over $8 million in 2022 and had tracked some of her funds to a wallet seized by a Turkish court in 2023, are now battling the U.S. government to recover their money after the U.S. took custody of those holdings.
20:53
India has received 648 millimeters of rainfall during the monsoon season (June-September), compared with an average of 760.6 millimeters, according to data published by the India Meteorological Department.
20:43
Seoul shares opened lower Thursday, tracking Wall Street losses, as surging oil prices caused by intensifying tensions in the Middle East fueled inflation concerns ahead of key US inflation data. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) extended losses after opening 0.18 percent lower, trading down 20.11 points, or 0.29 percent, to 7,031.53 as of 9:15 a.m. Overnight, US stocks also ended lower amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and rising oil prices.
20:41
Iran's state media reported that 'enemy' projectiles struck areas in Sirik. Concurrently, Tehran stated its readiness for dialogue with regional nations to 'foster mutual trust' and 'achieve sustainable security'.
20:36
Ford Motor Company issued a strong statement on September 9, directly refuting U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy's public accusations regarding its cooperation with Chinese companies, calling his criticism "a misguided attempt to grab headlines" and "completely overstepping his authority." Previously, on September 8, Duffy sent a letter to Ford CEO Jim Farley, characterizing Ford's battery technology licensing agreement with China's CATL and its vehicle manufacturing cooperation with China's Geely Group as "unacceptable," and questioning Ford's patriotism. Mark Truby, Ford's Chief Communications Officer, stated that Duffy's letter does not represent the overall policy stance of the government, and countered by citing previous positive comments from the White House and the Department of Commerce. A spokesperson for the Chinese Embassy in the U.S. urged the U.S. to stop politicizing economic and trade issues on the same day.
20:27
The yield gap between Chinese and US 10-year sovereign bonds widened to its largest level on record following a surge in Treasury yields, raising the threat of accelerated capital outflows and a weaker yuan.
20:22
The Nikkei 225 fell 0.6% in early trading to 64,759.80 points, primarily due to escalating concerns about a war in Iran and rising energy costs. Construction and retail stocks led the decline, with Taisei dropping 4.9% and Ryohin Keikaku falling 2.4%. Brent crude prices surpassed $100 per barrel for the first time since July, and investors are closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East and oil price movements.
20:21
The U.S. Treasury Department announced on Wednesday (September 9) that it would raise the single-transaction long-term Treasury buyback limit to $6 billion, tripling the original size planned for last month. However, market reaction was disappointing, with Treasury yields rising instead of falling. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield touched 4.836% during intraday trading, its highest level since October 2023. The day before, Scott Bessent had publicly warned the market against shorting the Japanese Yen. The Yen continued its rally on Wednesday, touching 153.49 Yen per U.S. dollar during intraday trading, its strongest level since February. Analysts believe that the strengthening Yen is impacting carry trades, while rising U.S. Treasury yields are suppressing valuations. Both factors pose a dual threat to the U.S. stock market's bull run.
20:16
Goldman Sachs turned positive on the memory chip sector in its latest research report, stating that "the worst days are behind us," triggering a broad rally in memory stocks on Wednesday. SK Hynix's US-listed shares led the gains, hitting an all-time high intraday before closing up approximately 7% at $193.53. Micron Technology closed up about 2% at $1027.77, and SanDisk closed up about 1.51% at $1764.17. Goldman Sachs noted that Micron and SanDisk have broken through their summer downtrends, and hedge fund positioning remains low, leaving room for capital inflows. However, Kioxia CEO Hiroo Ota warned on the same day that NAND prices have risen sufficiently, and excessive chasing of prices could harm industry growth.
20:10
Sluggish demand at Southeast Asian bond auctions is creating entry points for fund managers, who are drawn to the region's economic resilience.
20:04
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the pledge during a visit to Quito on Wednesday, praising Ecuador as the US's 'most involved and aggressive partner' in dismantling criminal networks. In addition to the $45m security package, the Trump administration will launch a $10m initiative to combat illegal gold mining, gang recruitment, and drug trafficking. The US will also provide a coast guard cutter ship and five interceptor vessels to Ecuador's navy, adding to seven previous vessels delivered earlier this year. Rubio also designated the Ecuador-based drug trafficking ring Los Tiguerones as a 'foreign terrorist organization'.
20:03
Confidence among American businesses in China has rebounded from record low levels, according to a survey released Thursday. The rebound follows a trade truce between Washington and Beijing, which eased uncertainty over tariffs and export controls. The survey also indicates that domestic competition has surpassed bilateral tensions as the top concern for these businesses.
19:43
Gold prices stabilized around $4,400 per ounce, with traders awaiting US inflation data later this week to gauge whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates. This follows a 1% rise in gold during the previous trading session, ending a three-day losing streak.
19:28
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says consumer spending and credit remain healthy despite rising gasoline prices, with August spending up 4%. Moynihan added that credit statistics are the best they've been in years, and businesses continue to borrow and invest.
19:16
Wallstreetcn analysis points out that Brent crude oil surpassed $100 per barrel on Wednesday (September 9), reaching a new high since May. The U.S. energy sector bucked the trend and strengthened, while the S&P 500 index fell by 0.5%. The analysis suggests that despite a cumulative gain of over 43% for energy stocks this year, their valuations remain among the lowest within the S&P 500 index. If high oil prices persist, it could lead to a valuation repair rally.
18:56
The national average price for diesel in the US reached a record $5.94 a gallon on Wednesday, exceeding the previous record set just days prior and the peak from June 2022. This surge in diesel prices is expected to impact grocery bills and other consumer goods.
18:55
The U.S. Treasury announced on Wednesday that it would increase the single-transaction limit for long-term Treasury buybacks to $6 billion, tripling the original scale set last month. However, this failed to curb the sell-off in U.S. Treasuries, with the 10-year Treasury yield hitting a three-year high during intraday trading. A $39 billion auction of 10-year Treasuries cleared at a yield of 4.834%, marking the highest yield ever for an auction of that maturity.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admitted on Tuesday that his goal was merely to slow the pace of price volatility and prevent the spread of harmful narratives, not to alter the "equilibrium" price of Treasuries. The market was disappointed by the $6 billion buyback limit, having previously expected single-operation capacity to reach $10 billion.
18:41
The Port of Los Angeles completed its busiest three-month run on record, as the early peak season stretched through August and importers navigated changing tariff policies and extreme weather across the globe.

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