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9/21
03:29
Bank of America's latest report indicates that by 2030, core AI infrastructure players such as Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Meta will have a total external financing demand of $1.2 trillion to $1.5 trillion. If debt is the primary financing channel, it is expected to bring over $300 billion in incremental supply to the credit market annually, potentially even reaching $500 billion in the short term. Goldman Sachs also estimates that global direct debt issuance by hyperscale cloud service providers will reach $420 billion in 2027, an increase of over 60% from the estimated $250 billion in 2026. The report emphasizes that, with the exception of Microsoft, all other major hyperscale cloud service providers have fallen into negative free cash flow, and future capital expenditure expansion will almost entirely depend on external financing. Furthermore, the AI financing system includes up to $3.1 trillion in off-balance sheet commitments and obligations, with $1.3 trillion added in just three months. Chip suppliers like NVIDIA and Broadcom are transforming hard-to-finance assets into financeable ones through mechanisms such as guarantees, but are also quietly accumulating significant contingent liabilities on their own balance sheets. For example, Broadcom's peak residual value guarantee exposure could reach approximately $370 billion by mid-2029. The report also warns that the rapid rise of open-source models has led to a cumulative decline of over 50% in the token prices of mainstream frontier models since their June peak, impacting their business logic and trillion-dollar IPO valuations.
03:09
Abu Dhabi-based real estate firm Eagle Hills is planning a $12 billion integrated development in the Maldives, targeting a 5.2 million square meter island located approximately 20 minutes from the capital, Malé.
03:07
Seoul stocks rose Monday as investors scooped up semiconductor shares, offsetting concerns over renewed tensions in the Middle East and elevated oil prices. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index gained 113.49 points to 7,007.72, extending its winning streak for the third consecutive session. The Korean won also strengthened against the US dollar.
03:06
Hotel Cozi Harbour View in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, announced an open tender last month, with a deadline of October 15. The 598-room hotel, located on the eastern Kowloon Peninsula, was taken over by Nanyang Commercial Bank in 2025 for HK$1.87 billion (approximately US$238.4 million), and the bank is now seeking to sell it to the highest bidder. This move comes amid a growing trend in Hong Kong to convert hotels into student accommodation.
03:05
The move comes as the Gulf crisis drives tanker rates to record highs.
03:01
Ju Biung-ghi, chairman of South Korea's antitrust agency the Fair Trade Commission (FTC), said on Monday that the agency will continue to enforce platform competition rules on domestic and foreign companies to defend the country's platform regulations. This move comes as global tech companies face increasing scrutiny, with high-profile cases such as the proposed merger of Coupang and Naver-Dunamu bringing South Korea's digital market regulation into focus.
02:46
Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), stated at an economic forum in New York on September 20 that the latest IMF projections show global public debt will exceed 100% of global GDP by 2029, two full years earlier than previously expected, driven by the rapid increase in government borrowing, particularly in the United States. She noted that countries are not doing enough to consolidate their fiscal positions.

Georgieva also revealed that she had specific discussions on U.S. fiscal issues with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and both agreed that the current U.S. debt structure is unsustainable and that the U.S. needs to gradually reduce its budget deficit and debt size. She also warned that the conflict in the Middle East could impact the global economy and pointed out that global inflationary pressures persist, suggesting that major central banks like the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank may need to further raise interest rates, which would increase government financing costs and exacerbate debt burdens.
02:45
Samsung Electronics plans to at least double the actual production of HBM4 and HBM4E next year compared to this year, according to the Seoul Economic Daily. Concurrently, the proportion of the HBM4 series in Samsung's total HBM shipments is expected to significantly increase from approximately 40% this year to about 80% next year. To achieve this goal, Samsung plans to increase the outsourced cleaning volume of "glass substrates," a critical consumable in the HBM production process, from 20,000 units per month this year to 50,000 units per month next year, a 2.5-fold increase. Samsung's overall average monthly HBM wafer input is projected to expand from approximately 180,000 units this year to about 250,000 units next year, an increase of nearly 40%.
02:42
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that Bitcoin's rebound above $80,000 could be tested by two key economic reports this week. The University of Michigan's final September consumer survey, due September 25, will update inflation expectations, potentially influencing risk appetite. Additionally, the Bank of Japan's overnight rate target of around 1.25% takes effect on September 24, which could make yen-funded positions more expensive. Meanwhile, CryptoSlate's 90-day forecast projects a median Bitcoin price of $95,157 by December 18, though September prediction markets show mixed signals for the short term.
02:23
The Korean won significantly weakened against the U.S. dollar on Monday, once again approaching the 1,400 mark, according to The Korea Herald. The won had briefly strengthened to the 1,330 range but quickly gave back those gains, now falling below 1,388, depreciating by nearly 50 won against the dollar in less than two weeks. Analysts believe the won could further breach 1,400 but note that South Korea's current account surplus and dollar selling by exporters will provide a buffer, thus not signaling new instability in itself.
02:22
Citi's strategist Jason Williams explained that the world is now fundamentally different compared to the July FOMC, leading to the revised outlook. The bank assumes Fed rate hike pricing will remain until year-over-year core PCE starts to normalize next year, expecting oil prices and the path of core PCE to drive the rates market for the remainder of this year.
02:21
Bloomberg Markets analysis indicates that the Federal Reserve's increasing clarity in its commitment to combating inflation provides a bullish case for investors, but risks related to oil prices and artificial intelligence still prevent full market engagement.
02:20
Wu Blockchain cited data showing that from September 14 to September 18 EDT, spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $6.21 million, with BlackRock's IBIT fund contributing $121 million. During the same period, spot Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $140 million, ending a four-week streak of net inflows.
02:00
China bought more US soybeans just days ahead of a key leaders’ summit, a sign of further progress toward Beijing’s pledge to boost purchases of American farm goods.
01:40
Hyundai Motor Group is exploring the deployment of Atlas humanoid robots at its Czech manufacturing plant, making Europe the next strategic testing ground for its robot-driven smart manufacturing vision, following the United States. The robot, developed by Hyundai's U.S. subsidiary Boston Dynamics, will provide a critical real-world testing environment for its operational reliability, safety, and workplace integration when deployed on Hyundai's European production lines.
01:38
U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi this week, ahead of hosting Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington. The U.S. plans a rare airport welcome by Trump and a lavish state dinner for Xi, a summit closely watched by Japan amid its strained relations with Beijing.
01:25
Four companies are lining up to raise as much as a combined HK$14.4 billion ($1.8 billion) in Hong Kong listings, all set to begin trading on Sept. 29.
01:11
According to Bloomingbit, Apple is seeking a Financial Product Strategy Lead for Apple Pay in the US, requiring knowledge of stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and blockchain. Google is hiring an Industry Principal Architect for Web3 in Hong Kong, with experience in real-world asset tokenization, stablecoin payment networks, tokenized deposits, and digital-asset custody. Both companies are evaluating digital-asset infrastructure for payments and financial services, though there is no current evidence of plans to issue their own stablecoins or launch specific services.
01:08
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) recorded significant inflows over the weekend, completely reversing previous outflows and helping Bitcoin climb back above $81,000 for the first time in two weeks.
01:03
X Internet Unlimited Company and X Corp. filed a lawsuit in the UK High Court on September 17 against Vivek Kumar Sen, Zamyang Sherpa, and operators of related accounts. The lawsuit alleges that they coordinated multiple X accounts to publish identical or substantially similar content, like and repost one another’s posts, artificially manipulate engagement metrics, and evade platform enforcement. X claims these actions fraudulently obtained at least £207,384 from its Creator Revenue Sharing Program. X had suspended the accounts on August 18 and is seeking the return of the funds, damages, interest, and legal costs, estimating investigation and remediation costs at no less than £75,000.

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