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9/22
00:49
Indonesia's Morowali Nickel Hub to Cut Nickel Pig Iron Output Due to El Niño-Driven Drought
Smelters at Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park, a major nickel-processing hub on the island of Sulawesi, will be forced to reduce production of nickel pig iron, a raw material for stainless steel. This is due to an El Niño-driven drought reducing the water supply needed to cool and protect equipment. Companies were informed of the production cut over the weekend.
00:38
Dogecoin leads crypto market rebound with 15% gains, Bitcoin stable above $85,600, short liquidations exceed $844 million.
Dogecoin surged over 15% to just above 10 cents as of Tuesday's early Asian trading, making it the top gainer among major tokens. Bitcoin was flat in the past hour at $85,600, after rising approximately 5% in the preceding 24 hours, primarily driven by forced short liquidations. According to CoinGlass data, over $1 billion in crypto market positions were liquidated in the past day, with $844 million (82%) belonging to short positions. Bitcoin accounted for approximately $608 million of the day's total liquidations, while Ethereum accounted for $181 million. Meanwhile, Asian equities performed strongly, with the MSCI Asia Pacific Index rising nearly 1% for the fifth consecutive trading day, led by chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, following the initial success of Meta Platforms' AI agent and AMD's potential to surpass a $1 trillion market capitalization. Alibaba announced on Tuesday that it is launching what it calls China's "most powerful AI chip," an accelerator designed to compete with NVIDIA, boosting its Hong Kong-listed shares.
00:31
Trump: EPA Policy Rollbacks Could Save Consumers $310 Billion
00:31
Donald Trump retweeted a post stating that Americans' financial situations are improving and poverty levels are significantly declining.
00:27
Arthur Hayes: AI Bubble Burst May Lead Governments to Print Money, Benefiting Bitcoin
Wu Blockchain has reposted BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes' latest article, "Safety First," in which Hayes suggests that the slowdown in AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) development by U.S. AI labs, citing safety concerns, might reflect lower-than-expected AI demand at current prices.

Hayes believes that reduced AI training expenditures could weaken demand for data centers and chips, thereby putting pressure on over $1 trillion in investment-grade debt and hundreds of billions of dollars in lower-rated loans related to AI infrastructure. He anticipates that the resulting credit stress could ultimately force the U.S. government to become the "buyer of last resort for compute" or support insurance companies facing AI debt risks. Both outcomes, he argues, would increase dollar liquidity, benefiting Bitcoin and other crypto assets.
00:27
FT: Yen carry trade faces risks as Japan's central bank tightens monetary policy
The Financial Times reports that investors who leveraged the yen for higher yields may be forced into a sell-off of those positions as Japan's central bank tightens monetary policy.
00:26
Hong Kong stocks eye fresh inflows as mainland China's US$6.1 trillion insurance industry is speculated to have bought city's ETFs, driving Monday's trading volume spike
Hong Kong’s stock market is getting a dose of optimism from mainland China’s 41 trillion yuan (US$6.1 trillion) insurance industry, as some insurers are widely speculated to have bought exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the city one month after regulators approved such purchases. Market observers highlighted a spike in trading volume for several Hong Kong-listed ETFs on Monday as evidence of buying by the mainland insurance companies.
00:26
Samsung C&T to invest up to $100 million in Kairos Power partnership for next-gen SMRs
Samsung C&T has agreed to invest up to $100 million to partner with Kairos Power to strengthen its foothold in the US next-generation small modular reactor sector, looking to expand its presence in the global nuclear power market. The Korean builder will sign a strategic partnership with US advanced reactor firm Kairos Power during Climate Week NYC, taking place in New York from Sept. 20 to 27.
00:25
Chip designer Mr. Bubble: AI hashrate bottlenecks have shifted to advanced packaging, interconnect latency, and memory hierarchies; Moore's Law economics are broken.
Senior chip designer Mr. Bubble stated in a podcast interview that the true bottleneck for AI computing infrastructure is no longer the chips themselves, but rather more fundamental issues such as packaging, interconnect latency, and storage hierarchy. He emphasized that the economic logic of Moore's Law has broken, with the cost of increasing transistor density being high and yielding diminishing returns, making advanced packaging the new key. Mr. Bubble cited NVIDIA's Rubin Ultra architecture as an example, revealing that its roadmap is constrained by memory and packaging supply chains, with PCB manufacturers even becoming a new bottleneck. He believes that the future design focus for AI computing will be the "entire rack," where interconnect throughput and latency are crucial, and predicts that 3D DRAM will be the ultimate form of memory. Mr. Bubble also questioned the true motives behind large model labs' "pushing boundaries" narrative and suggested that investors should focus on underlying hardware and supply chains rather than competing frontier AI labs.
00:23
German Chancellor Merz’s woes cast doubt over EU’s €2tn budget deal, as his party's poor regional election results hobble his authority in Brussels
00:22
FT: Germany's economic recovery is underway, but political risks remain
The Financial Times notes that frugal Germany appears to have the fiscal headroom to spend its way out of the current economic impasse.
00:22
Polymarket starts European lobbying blitz to win over financial watchdogs
The US prediction markets platform is seeking to be regulated as a financial services firm rather than under a patchwork of gambling legislation.
00:14
South Korea's Daewoo E&C Expands Global Energy Business, Covering Nuclear Power, LNG, and Infrastructure Projects
South Korea's Daewoo E&C is expanding its global energy business to include nuclear power, LNG, and infrastructure projects, targeting markets in Europe, the Middle East, and emerging Asia. The company stated on Tuesday that this move builds on five decades of overseas operations and aims to diversify its business portfolio from traditional construction into energy and technology-related infrastructure. Chairman Jung Won-ju met with Hanoi Mayor Tran Sy Thanh in Seoul on September 8.
00:09
Labour Mulls Fiscal Rule Exemption to Boost UK Building Projects
Britain’s new Labour government has been considering a proposal from Keir Starmer’s time in office, by which borrowing for building projects would be excluded from the fiscal rules.
00:08
Hanwha Aerospace invests $2.2b in US ammunition hub
Hanwha Aerospace's US subsidiary, Hanwha Defense USA, held an opening ceremony for its local office on Tuesday at Pine Bluff Arsenal in Arkansas, marking the first step toward developing the ammunition production hub. The event was attended by Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other federal, state, and local officials.
00:08
UN expert Ben Saul says US strikes on alleged drug boats, killing 223 people in 68 attacks over past year, may be 'crimes against humanity'
In a report published on Monday, UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and counterterrorism Ben Saul concluded that US attacks on suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean violate international law. The report states that the US conducted 68 strikes between September 2025 and August 2026, resulting in at least 223 deaths. Saul's report rejected the US's defense of these strikes as acts of self-defense against "narco-terrorists", arguing that drug trafficking does not meet the legal threshold for an "armed attack" and that less-lethal alternatives were available. The report also questioned the effectiveness of the campaign, noting that cocaine seizures at the US border have remained steady and the strikes do not address fentanyl and opioid trafficking.
00:07
DOGE (Dogecoin) rose 6.55% in 1 hour, now trading at $0.10561.
00:07
20 countries and EU propose global oversight body to manage AI dangers
Germany, South Africa, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Singapore are among the signatories to a joint statement issued on Monday, calling for international cooperation to ensure AI remains under human control. The declaration, released by Finnish President Alexander Stubb's office, urges governments and industry to develop common standards, share safety incident reports, and explore establishing an international institution to set standards and enable verification. Notably, the US and China, the two leading AI powers, did not join the statement.
00:03
China's BOE Technology to raise large LCD panel prices from Q4, impacting Samsung and LG ahead of holiday TV push
The Chinese display giant cited higher procurement and supply costs caused by fluctuations in raw-material prices and shifts in global supply.
00:01
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong: USDC rewards are legally distinct from bank interest, derived from short-term U.S. Treasuries, and criticizes major banks for restricting competition.
Armstrong, in a September 19 interview with MoneyRehabPodcast, clarified that Coinbase does not issue stablecoins or engage in fractional-reserve lending, with stablecoin issuers maintaining full reserves. He also criticized some major banks for allegedly using government intervention to restrict competition, addressing questions on whether Coinbase should face bank capital and liquidity requirements.
9/21
23:58
China’s Gold Imports Top 1,000 Tons on Strong Investment Demand
23:58
Japan Airlines Reportedly Leans Toward Embraer for ~20 Regional Jets Order, a Blow to Airbus
Japan Airlines Co. is reportedly leaning toward choosing Brazil’s Embraer SA over Airbus SE for an order of about 20 regional jets, according to people familiar with the matter.
23:51
RBNZ Warns Near-Term Inflation May Beat Estimates, Adding to Signs of Another Rate Hike as Soon as October
23:37
Canada says "significant progress" has been made in trade talks with India, with an agreement expected in the coming months.
Canadian Minister of International Trade, Maninder Sidhu, said on Tuesday that trade talks between Canada and India are "going very well," as the two countries seek to reach an agreement in the coming months.
23:35
Taiwan's Taiex index rises to record intraday high of 48,601.53 on Tuesday, driven by tech stocks following Wall Street's AI rally
The gains were led by semiconductor giants, with shares of Taiwan chip manufacturing giant TSMC rising 0.40%, MediaTek gaining 7.88%, and Delta Electronics up 2.67%. Taiwan's equity market is heavily dominated by the technology sector, especially semiconductors, and has seen strong growth this year thanks to the AI boom and its critical position in the global semiconductor supply chain. HSBC data from May shows Taiwan has become the world's sixth-largest stock market.
23:31
New World Development Co. and ADIA are in talks to sell their 50% stake in a Hong Kong hotel for HK$3 billion to Singapore’s UOL Group Ltd.
23:26
SemiAnalysis's report dissects the underlying architecture of AI large model inference, identifying four stages: prefill, midfill, decode attention, and decode expert. It highlights that memory bandwidth holds greater economic value than capacity.
Research firm SemiAnalysis released an in-depth technical report on September 22, systematically dissecting the underlying architecture of AI large model inference services. The report points out that inference service is not a monolithic entity but a "Token Factory" composed of four working stages: Prefill, Midfill, Decode Attention, and Decode Experts.

This analytical framework emphasizes that each stage has distinctly different demands for compute power, memory bandwidth, and network, and conflating them will forfeit the structural advantages of the Mixture of Experts (MoE) model architecture. The report also concludes that in many inference scenarios, memory bandwidth generates more value than memory capacity, and the optimal use for accelerator HBM is to host currently active batch data, rather than storing idle context. The report uses NVIDIA's Blackwell series GPUs as a case study for its deductions, and its conclusions have direct guidance for hardware designers, cloud service providers, and model deployers.
23:23
Hong Kong stocks rose on Tuesday, with the Hang Seng Index opening 0.51% higher, as tech stocks led gains across Asian markets.
Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index opened 128 points higher on Tuesday, up 0.51% at 25,170 points; the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1% to 4,467 points. Technology stocks boosted Asian markets, primarily driven by falling oil prices, hopes for US-Iran negotiations, and optimism about a US-China summit. South Korea's KOSPI index surged 2.2% to 7,161 points. Additionally, the launch of Meta AI assistant Muse also boosted market confidence in CPU demand.
23:23
Kakao Pay and KakaoBank to explore stablecoin opportunities with Fireblocks
23:21
Goldman Sachs maintains a cautious outlook on the prospects for China's long-form video and music streaming sectors, reiterating a Sell rating on Mango Excellent Media.
Goldman Sachs' report takes a cautious view on China's long-form video platforms, suggesting that while AIGC may reduce costs in the short term, it faces long-term challenges regarding users' sustained consumption of AI content and the potential for AI content proliferation to erode the competitive advantage of copyrighted dramas. Goldman Sachs maintains a Sell rating on Mango Excellent Media and a Neutral rating on iQIYI. Regarding music streaming, Goldman Sachs points out the disorderly expansion of music production supply in China, with copyright protection and shifting user preferences being key uncertainties, leading to short-term pressure on Tencent Music's subscription revenue.

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