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9/15
23:50
Masahiro Okafuji, chairman of the Japan Foreign Trade Council and CEO of Itochu, stated on Wednesday that a stronger yen is necessary for Japan's benefit, even though a weaker currency currently provides a windfall for the trading industry.
23:47
The Trump administration is preparing to sell 907 kilograms (2,000 pounds) of bombs worth $2.8 billion to Israel, one of the largest such munitions sales in recent years, according to The Washington Post and Agence France-Presse. The package includes 40,000 bombs, among them MK-84 general purpose bombs and BLU-117 thermobaric variants, as well as I-2000 penetrating warheads designed to strike hardened underground structures. This move comes amid criticism of Israel's large-scale attacks on civilians in the region, with U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen stating he would block the sale.
23:46
Dong Jun spoke on Wednesday at the opening ceremony of the 13th Beijing Xiangshan Forum, urging a more inclusive approach to international tensions and proposing deeper military cooperation and a shared security vision. The speech was seen as an implicit criticism of Japan, set against a backdrop of rising tensions in Taiwan and the South China Sea, and growing doubts about traditional U.S. security commitments in Asia.
23:45
JPMorgan Global Market Strategist Raisah Rasid stated that incoming economic data and rising Treasury yields indicate the Federal Reserve will hike rates. She advised investors to focus on the 12- to 18-month rate trajectory and the central bank's long-term inflation outlook.
23:40
Sumit Sadana, Senior Advisor to the CEO of Micron Technology, stated at the Six Five Summit 2026 that memory has become the most critical bottleneck determining AI system performance. He revealed that Micron is embarking on an unprecedented capital expenditure plan, with CapEx expected to be slightly over $13 billion in fiscal year 2025, doubling in fiscal year 2026, and exceeding $45 billion in fiscal year 2027. The company has also increased its US investment to $250 billion. However, due to the lengthy construction cycles and complex processes of new factories, a substantial release of new capacity to address the industry's supply-demand imbalance is not expected until after 2028. Sadana also predicted that humanoid robots will become the largest incremental market for edge AI memory demand, following data centers.
23:40
JPMorgan Chase analysts, including Gokul Hariharan, stated in their Asia Tech Strategy report published on September 16 that market concerns about AI infrastructure investment are overblown, and open-source models and AI safety regulations are not core issues. The report predicts that the combined capital expenditure of seven hyperscale cloud vendors, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, will increase from an estimated $443 billion in 2025 to $933 billion in 2026, and further rise to $1.577 trillion in 2027. The analysts believe that semiconductor equipment will become the most critical bottleneck in the AI supply chain around 2027, and bottlenecks in IC substrates and advanced packaging will also persist.
23:16
His call to slow down AI development previously sent shockwaves in global stock markets, but was supported by other tech leaders who believe better safeguards are needed.
22:52
The crypto market will continue to be influenced by interest rates and the broader monetary environment, analysts told The Block.
22:51
UK Export Finance (UKEF), Britain's export credit agency, is planning up to $2.5 billion in financing to help Ho Chi Minh City extend its metro line to Long Thanh International Airport.
22:42
Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange edged higher, extending the modest gains from the previous session. Prices had previously reached an all-time high last week, driven by bets on supply tightness stemming from US tariffs, but have since retreated significantly from those peaks.
22:42
Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index opened up 0.5% before falling 36 points in early trading on Wednesday. Other Asian markets were mixed as global bond yields and oil prices paused ahead of the US Federal Reserve's policy decision later today. The US 10-year Treasury bond yield was 0.8 basis points lower at 4.9875% in Asian trade, after breaching the 5% mark on Tuesday for the first time in three years. Traders believe a 25-basis-point hike from the Federal Reserve is almost assured, with the CME Group's FedWatch tool pricing a 92.4% probability. Brent crude futures slipped 0.6% to US$108.08 a barrel.
22:41
South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has proposed revisions to the enforcement rules of the Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets Act (FSCMA) and regulations on securities issuance and disclosure. These changes aim to introduce fair value pricing in M&A transactions and strengthen related procedures. The revised FSCMA is set to take effect on December 9, 2026. The proposal will be open for public comment from September 16 to October 6, 2026. Under the new rules, listed companies conducting M&A transactions will be required to calculate transaction value by comprehensively considering factors such as stock price, asset value, and earnings value. Boards of directors will also be required to disclose written opinions, and external appraisal institutions must assess the reasonableness of valuation methods and key assumptions.
22:33
Indian bonds are experiencing upward pressure due to a global surge in yields, with foreign investors recently withdrawing significant funds. The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) planned bond sales are anticipated to further exacerbate this pressure on yields.
22:30
The CLARITY Act could still be revived after Senator Thom Tillis moved to reconsider the failed cloture vote, though industry executives are divided over whether Congress has enough time left.
22:29
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently revealed at an industry summit that Intel is supporting new specialized chips (such as SambaNova, Cerebras) based on dataflow architecture and wafer-scale solutions. In specific AI inference scenarios, these chips can deliver equivalent performance to GPUs at 1/10 to 1/15 of the power consumption. He pointed out that the human brain processes extremely complex cognition with only tens of watts of energy, indicating a "potential technical space for a 10,000-fold reduction in power consumption" for future computing.
22:29
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently confirmed at an industry summit that the company has made significant progress in its process technology, with Intel 18A process now in full mass production and Intel 14A process set to officially begin production in the first quarter of next year. He also disclosed that Intel has achieved an annual yield improvement of approximately 7% by opening up factory data to equipment suppliers and data analytics partners.
22:29
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger recently stated at an industry summit that with the rapid expansion of AI agents, CPU demand has far exceeded Intel's current supply capacity, and the company can currently only meet about 50% of the demand from leading-edge customers. He revealed that several CEOs of large tech companies have directly called to request more CPU supply, but the company's production capacity cannot keep up. Gelsinger attributed this shortage to the explosion in CPU demand in AI inference scenarios, believing that CPUs have advantages in agent orchestration, control plane, and multi-threaded task processing that GPUs find difficult to replace.
22:29
A-shares fluctuated downwards in early trading, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.26%, the Shenzhen Component Index down 0.34%, and the ChiNext Index down 0.14%. The STAR 50 Index bucked the trend, rising over 1%, as semiconductor industry chains, optical communications, optical chips, and other computing hardware sectors rebounded. Biomedicine stocks rose, with CRO concept stocks surging. CATL and Seres continued to decline, while engineering machinery, cybersecurity, and new energy vehicle sectors entered a correction phase.

Hong Kong stocks opened higher and then fell, with the Hang Seng Index down 0.24% and the Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.59%. Most internet stocks were under pressure, while chip stocks rebounded. AI large model leaders Zhipu AI and MINIMAX both rose over 5%. CATL and Seres H-shares continued their decline, both falling over 4%.

In the bond market, treasury futures fluctuated downwards. Most domestic commodity futures rose, with asphalt up over 3%, fuel oil and soybean meal up 2%, and crude oil and pulp up over 1%.
22:04
GSK announced plans on Tuesday to acquire full global rights to a T-cell engager (TCE) from Chengdu-based Chimagen, targeting treatment for multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer.
21:46
A senior Iraqi Interior Ministry source believes a resistance 'splinter' group was responsible for the September 10 drone attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline, which originated from Iraqi territory. The incident has intensified pressure on Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to bring armed groups under state control ahead of the US-led coalition's final withdrawal by September 30. Zaidi has responded by sacking the Maysan operations commander, ordering an investigation, and closing border crossings with Iran.
21:46
Saudi Arabia stated that its air defense forces intercepted and destroyed a drone launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels before it entered the restricted airspace over Mecca on Tuesday evening. The Saudi-led coalition condemned the incident as an attempt to frighten worshippers and harm civilians, warning that the security of the two holy mosques and pilgrims is a “red line”. This marks the first time since 2017 that a security alert was activated in Mecca.
21:36
HSBC Holdings Plc and ICICI Bank Ltd. in India's GIFT City have emerged as the biggest lenders to the vast Indian diaspora through a special foreign-exchange swap program. This development signals the financial hub's growing role in channeling global capital into the country.
21:21
The indictment marks a rare accusation of alleged Kremlin-backed plots on American soil.
21:19
The discussions aim to solidify prospects for an extension to the US-China trade truce.

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