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22:48
Japan’s government bonds slumped on Friday, tracking a selloff in the US bond market after escalating Middle East tensions drove up oil prices.
22:34
An arm of Hitachi Ltd. is among suitors bidding for part of Swarco, the traffic solutions provider owned by members of Austria’s Swarovski family, people familiar with the matter said.
22:26
On Friday, Brent crude briefly climbed to nearly $110/barrel during U.S. trading hours, and WTI crude further rose to $103.05/barrel, both reaching their highest settlement prices since May 19 this year. Simultaneously, the U.S. August Producer Price Index (PPI) increased by 0.4% month-over-month and 5.4% year-over-year, marking the largest single-month increase since May this year. Impacted by this, market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike intensified, with the interest rate swap market pricing in an approximately 70% probability of a Fed hike next week.

Asian markets experienced a sell-off in both stocks and bonds. Asia-Pacific equities fell across the board in early trading, with the MSCI Asia Pacific Index dropping 1.3%. Among them, the Nikkei 225 index's decline widened to 3% at one point, and the Kospi index fell 2.7%. The bond market also faced pressure, with Japan's 10-year government bond yield rising 5.8 basis points to 2.981% and the 20-year yield increasing 5.5 basis points to 3.805%. Australia's three-year government bond yield jumped by as much as 20 basis points in a single day to 5.05%, reaching a multi-year high.

Earlier on Thursday, the first expanded U.S. Treasury buyback operation, led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, was smaller than investor expectations, causing the U.S. Treasury yield curve to rise across the board. The U.S. 10-year government bond yield touched 4.97%, its highest level since October 2023. European Central Bank President Lagarde also sent hawkish signals, stating that inflation risks in the Eurozone would persist until 2027. The market is currently focused on the U.S. August CPI data, which will be released on Friday.
22:03
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett's previously unreported 2025 annual financial disclosure lists the investment as vested Coinbase shares. Hassett, who advised Coinbase from 2021 until January 2025 before joining the White House, stated he recused himself from crypto matters while ethics officials addressed his investment. The White House confirmed his recusal continues. The holdings raise questions from ethics experts about potential conflicts of interest, as the Trump administration rapidly rewrote federal cryptocurrency policy, including establishing a President's Working Group on Digital Asset Markets within the NEC, which Hassett's office was involved in.
21:59
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.
21:51
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
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, 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 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
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.
21:40
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.
21:27
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 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
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.
20:43
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.

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