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9/10
21:59
UBS CEO warns against market complacency, expects stubborn inflation to force major central banks to continue hiking rates, potentially leading to "higher for longer" interest rates.
UBS Group CEO Sergio Ermotti told CNBC on Thursday that financial markets have bred a dangerous complacency while geopolitical and economic risks continue to accumulate. He expects persistent inflationary pressures to force major central banks to continue raising interest rates, which will remain high for the foreseeable future. Ermotti believes that the European Central Bank may be the first to initiate a new round of rate hikes, followed by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, with several rate hikes expected to materialize in the coming months.
21:57
Copper Heads for First Weekly Loss Since June as Doubts Intensify Over US Delaying Tariff Decision
21:52
The Hang Seng Index is down 1.52% today, currently at 24,574.49.
21:51
US President Donald Trump stated he does not regret launching the war in Iran and denied that US military assets were damaged in the attacks.
In an interview with Fox News, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he does not regret launching the war against Iran and would do it again if given the chance, even if it might affect the midterm elections. He believes that if the U.S. had not acted, Iran might possess nuclear weapons and threaten Israel and American cities. Trump also denied reports that Iran claimed to have damaged U.S. fighter jets at a military base in Jordan, saying, "There was no damage, nothing."
21:51
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that sanctions would be imposed on a major bank on Monday, and that several banks in Egypt and Turkey have already been sanctioned.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that he would impose sanctions on a major bank on Monday (September 14) to commemorate 9/11. He also revealed that the U.S. government has sanctioned and shut down the Dubai branch of Egypt's second-largest bank, citing that the bank provided $1.8 billion to Iran. Additionally, one of "Turkey's largest banks" was also sanctioned for providing funds to Iran, but Bessent did not specify its name.
21:50
Foreign Carmakers Offer Steep Discounts Exceeding 20% on Petrol Cars in China Amid Weak Demand; Volkswagen and Toyota Averaged 23.4% Last Month
Foreign carmakers, including Volkswagen and Toyota, offered average discounts of 23.4% on petrol-powered cars in China last month, exceeding 20%, amid weakening consumer demand. This figure, according to China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) data, compares with an average discount of 23.7% in July.
21:50
South Korea's finance ministry says economic recovery remains solid, led by exports
South Korea's finance ministry said Friday that the economy continues to show solid signs of recovery, supported by robust exports and improving domestic consumption. The ministry maintained its positive assessment from the August report, while noting that uncertainties surrounding the war in the Middle East persist.
21:45
Chinese Nvidia challenger Enflame jumps 188% in Shanghai market debut
Shanghai Enflame Technology, a Tencent-backed Chinese AI chipmaker, surged 188% on its debut on Shanghai's bourse on Friday. The company, positioned as China's answer to Nvidia, raised $910 million in its IPO.
21:44
Samsung Electronics is down 4.09% today, currently trading at ₩258,000.
21:41
The Shanghai Composite Index fell 1.51% today, now at 3,874.88.
21:40
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan: "Hands-off" approach needed for AI model "distillation," regulation should focus on balancing open-weight and frontier models.
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan stated at the company's annual Demo Day that he believes in a "laissez-faire" approach to the issue of AI model "distillation." He suggested that regulators should focus on striking a balance between open-weight models and frontier models. He also called for a more restrained approach to AI safety, emphasizing the need to focus on "scientific facts" rather than "science fiction" risks. Previously, Anthropic and OpenAI had accused several Chinese companies of model distillation.
21:35
Lookonchain: Two ZEC long positions totaling 3,848.5 ZEC ($4.33M) were fully liquidated as ZEC price dropped.
21:34
The Shanghai Composite Index is down 1.03% today, currently at 3,893.77.
21:27
Bearish Bets Build in India's Short-Term Bonds as Traders Expect Yields to Rise on Central Bank's Cash Drain Efforts
Bets against India’s short-term bonds are rising, with traders wagering that yields will go up on the central bank’s efforts to drain excess cash from the banking system.
21:24
Lookonchain: An anonymous gambler opened a $70.08M 40x long position on Bitcoin, with liquidation price at $76,308.6
Lookonchain reported that an anonymous gambler (address 0x396d) opened a 40x long position on 911.55 BTC, valued at approximately $70.08 million, about 10 hours ago. The liquidation price for this position is $76,308.6. This gambler has reportedly made 80 Bitcoin trades recently, winning 92.5% of them.
21:11
Bank of Japan's CBDC Forum held its sixth general meeting on June 3, explaining high-load testing findings and progress report supplements
The Bank of Japan's CBDC Forum held its sixth general meeting on June 3, 2026. During the meeting, the Bank explained the findings from performance evaluations of high-load testing and desktop analysis conducted under its pilot program. It also introduced supplements to the 2026 progress report, which summarize discussions from various working groups into five key issues related to CBDC functions. The testing achieved 50,000 transactions per second (10,000 updates + 40,000 balance inquiries), approximately one-tenth of the volume assumed for social implementation, and identified no technical knockout factors at this stage.
21:07
China automaker BYD scraps plans for Malaysian assembly plant, instead in advanced talks with local partner
20:43
China Halts New Battery Factory Construction Amid Capacity Concerns, Caixin Reports
China has temporarily suspended construction of new projects to manufacture power and energy-storage batteries, pending a year-end review of industry capacity, Caixin reported.
20:42
Nikkei 225 drops 2.8%, dragged down by chip stocks.
20:41
Iran Claims Capture of US "Saildrone" Near Strait of Hormuz
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy announced that its forces struck a U.S.-operated "sail drone" at the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz, claiming the action "thwarted an aggressive mission." The United States has not yet commented on this claim.
20:40
Ukraine set for 5G bids but legal gap invites China risks, critics say
Ukraine is preparing to launch a long-awaited 5G auction without a regulatory framework around high-risk vendors in place, raising concerns in Europe that Chinese players Huawei Technologies and ZTE could gain a foothold in the next-generation network. Local telecom operator Kyivstar's pilot 5G network already depends almost exclusively on Huawei.
20:39
Oracle Q1 Earnings Call: AI Hashrate Deliveries Surge, GPU Renewals See 20% Premium, Full-Year Revenue Guidance Raised
Oracle stated on its analyst call following the Q1 earnings report that it delivered 850 megawatts of AI computing power, including over 300,000 GPUs, to customers this quarter, nearly triple the amount delivered in the previous quarter. Concurrently, all GPUs due for renewal (most of which had been in use for over four years) were renewed or resold at a 20% premium over their original contract prices, with GPU utilization reaching 97.9%. Hilary Maxson, the company's CFO, disclosed that remaining performance obligations (RPO) increased by $26 billion quarter-over-quarter, with approximately half expected to convert into sales revenue within the next 36 months. Oracle also raised its full-year total revenue guidance to at least $90 billion, representing an approximate 34% year-over-year increase, and projected cloud revenue growth of 65% to 71% for the second fiscal quarter.
20:36
Global Bond Selloff Sends 10-Year US Treasury Yields to Cusp of 5% Ahead of Key Inflation Data
The global bond selloff is pushing benchmark 10-year US Treasury yields toward the closely-watched 5% level. This comes ahead of upcoming US inflation data, which is expected to influence expectations for a potential Federal Reserve interest-rate hike next week.
20:35
Seoul shares open sharply lower, with KOSPI dropping 2.6% to 6,850.80, tracking US losses amid inflation woes
Seoul shares opened sharply lower Friday, tracking losses on Wall Street, as the latest US inflation data raised the possibility of the US Federal Reserve raising interest rates to curb inflation. After opening 3.29 percent lower, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index narrowed the losses, dropping 183.12 points, or 2.6 percent, to 6,850.80 as of 9:15 a.m.
20:34
Nikkei 225 index falls 3.07% intraday, now at 63,268.83.
20:26
Israeli film "NAZA" on Gaza receives 25-minute standing ovation at Venice premiere, exposing Israel's use of AI systems to target Palestinians
The 80-minute documentary, directed by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, is the result of a nearly three-year investigation based on testimony from Israeli military and intelligence sources. The film's title, "NAZA," is a Hebrew intelligence euphemism for the number of civilians expected to be killed in an air strike. Interviewees describe an AI-assisted system called "Lavender" that uses Gaza's monitored telecommunications network to identify assassination targets, with one interviewee likening the process to a "video game" that is "insanely fun." The filmmakers hope the film will push Western governments to drop their backing for Israel and apply pressure through sanctions, concluding that the killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza was a "premeditated, calculated, and intentional act."
20:24
South Korea's exports surged 83% year-on-year to $35 billion in the first 10 days of September, resulting in a $10.4 billion trade surplus.
20:23
Edmond de Rothschild says buy JPY dips as carry trades unwind.
Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management believes that the recent appreciation of the Japanese Yen marks the beginning of a broader correction for the currency, which has been undervalued for an extended period.
20:18
Multiple negative factors have triggered a "stock and bond sell-off" in the US financial market: soaring oil prices, US Treasury Secretary's buyback falling short of expectations, and Donald Trump's trillion-dollar "money-printing" promise have collectively led to a sharp rise across the board in US Treasury yields, with the 30-year yield hitting a 19-year high of 5.37%, while the stock market simultaneously declined.
On Thursday, the U.S. financial markets experienced a rare shock as multiple negative factors converged, leading to a sharp rise across the board in Treasury yields. The 30-year Treasury yield jumped 8 basis points to 5.37%, the highest since 2007, while the 10-year yield climbed 12 basis points to 4.943%, nearing the critical psychological threshold of 5%. Equities simultaneously came under pressure, with the S&P 500 index falling 0.6%.

Specifically, Brent crude oil settlement price surged 6.3% in a single day to $107.63 per barrel, and further rose to $109 after hours, reaching a new four-month high and intensifying inflation concerns. A bond buyback operation led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent failed to reach its $6 billion cap, with actual purchases totaling only $5.19 billion, raising market doubts about the Treasury's ability to stabilize long-term interest rates. Furthermore, U.S. President Donald Trump pledged on September 9 that if the Republican Party secures a majority in Congress in the midterm elections, he would issue $5,000 to all adult Americans. This plan is estimated to cost over $1 trillion, further exacerbating market concerns about fiscal deficits and inflationary pressures.
20:18
The Nikkei 225 index is down 2.4% today, currently at 63,704.97.

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