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9/23
07:09
US mortgage rates surged to 7.12% last week, with nearly 10% of borrowers opting for riskier adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs).
The average contractual interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages rose to 7.12% last week from 6.97%, reaching its highest level since 2024, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). As a result, the total volume of mortgage applications decreased by 1.5% from the previous week. The proportion of borrowers opting for adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) in search of lower rates increased to 9.8%, up from 8.4% the prior week.
07:06
Trump is considering restricting US diesel exports as prices hit a record $6.53 per gallon, with oil companies warning this could cut refinery production and raise gasoline prices.
Trump is considering restricting US diesel exports as prices hit a record $6.53 per gallon, with oil companies warning this could cut refinery production and raise gasoline prices. S&P Global estimates a ban could reduce refinery runs by nearly 2 million barrels per day, disrupting broader fuel markets.
07:03
Binance introduces 'Hold to Earn' program, offering up to 4.75% APR on U, USDe, and USDS in its wallet
06:59
Bloomberg Chief Strategist Warns: Bitcoin's $60,000 Bottom "Unlikely" to Hold, True Bottom Could Be $10,000
Mike McGlone, Senior Macro Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, issued a stern warning, suggesting that Bitcoin's current stability around $60,000 is likely a "fake bottom." He pointed out that as the US 10-year government bond yield surpassed 5% and the S&P 500 index reached an all-time high, traditional financial markets have significantly increased their appeal to institutional capital, leading to a drying up of liquidity in the crypto market. McGlone predicted that Bitcoin's "true" bottom might be at $10,000, which would then offer investors a more attractive opportunity for long-term position building. He drew a parallel between the current market conditions and the decline path of WTI crude oil after breaking above $100 in 2008, emphasizing that in the post-inflationary deflationary phase, the US stock market typically needs to experience a sustained correction of about 20%. This, he stated, is a prerequisite for Bitcoin to revert to its mean and open a long-term buying window.
06:59
147 A-share listed companies distributed dividends totaling 34.8 billion yuan before the National Day holiday, with bank stocks being the main contributors.
Ahead of the National Day holiday, 147 A-share listed companies will implement cash dividends, totaling approximately 34.8 billion yuan. Financial institutions such as Ping An Bank, Bank of Hangzhou, and Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank are key contributors to this round of dividends, with the three banks collectively distributing over 10.5 billion yuan. So far this year, more than 20 listed banks have announced interim dividend plans, expected to distribute over 250 billion yuan. Ping An Bank will distribute 4.832 billion yuan, Bank of Hangzhou 3.335 billion yuan, and Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank 2.410 billion yuan. Analysts believe that the stable dividends from banks reflect an improvement in their operational fundamentals. For example, Ping An Bank's net profit increased by 3.3% in the first half of the year, with both revenue and net profit returning to positive growth.
06:55
Scientists warn powerful El Nino could cause over 450,000 additional heat-related deaths by February 2027
A research report, published on Wednesday by the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab, projects that the unusually strong El Nino event could lead to more than 450,000 additional heat-related deaths over the next six months, running to February 2027. The heaviest toll is expected in poorer countries, particularly Africa’s Sahel region, with Nigeria projected to have the highest single-country toll at 31,400 deaths. Researchers estimate global land temperatures could climb by about 1.2 degrees Celsius, with extremely hot days 44 percent more frequent than in an average year. This year’s El Nino began developing in June and is expected to be one of the strongest ever, with its dangers potentially lingering into mid-2027.
06:54
Despite warnings of catastrophic risks from AI industry leaders, the US and China reject calls to slow down AI development; Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to reach only limited consensus on AI safety cooperation.
Industry leaders have called for a global slowdown in AI development to avoid catastrophic risks, but the United States and China, the main drivers of the technology's rapid advancement, have not indicated they will slow down. US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to meet in Washington on Wednesday, but expectations for AI safety cooperation between the two countries are low, with anticipated measures falling far short of the coordinated slowdown experts believe is necessary. Both countries have rejected calls to slow down AI development. Donald Trump emphasized the need for the US to maintain its leading position and opposed any "globalist schemes" to control AI. China, on the other hand, has linked AI risks more to cybersecurity and political security, and has dismissed "panic rhetoric" from Silicon Valley.
06:53
Eastmoney Securities Research Institute Report: The world has not yet entered a phase of full tightening, and there is room to increase allocation to US Treasury bonds.
Eastmoney Securities Research Institute released a macro special report on September 23, outlining the characteristics and patterns of ten global synchronized tightening cycles since the 1970s. The report points out that the current global net interest rate hike diffusion index is still significantly lower than previous typical tightening cycles, and has not yet entered a phase of full accelerated tightening. Analysts believe that the earlier surge in US Treasury yields had a pricing deviation, and if the US-Iran situation eases, inflation expectations are likely to fall with oil prices, and term spreads are also expected to narrow. The report also highlights three key variables that will determine future trends: the US-Iran conflict, the evolution of interest rate spreads after Japan exits zero interest rates, and the potential impact of the AI industry on interest rate movements.
06:47
Turkish Fund Scam Snares 455,000 Investors, Who Are Now Chasing Lost Savings
The scam has left investors like Mehmed Kervanci frantically trying to sell their holdings just weeks after putting their savings into a high-flying Turkish stock fund based on a relative's advice.
06:46
Russia lowers 2026 natural gas production forecast to 683.1 bcm and 2026 LNG export forecast to 35 million tons, also revising 2027–2029 pipeline gas export projections lower
Russia has lowered its 2026 natural gas production forecast to 683.1 bcm, from 688.4 bcm previously. The government also cut its 2026 LNG export forecast to 35 million tons, down from 40.3 million tons. Additionally, Russia revised pipeline gas export projections for 2027–2029 lower, signaling weaker expectations for future overseas shipments.
06:44
Morgan Stanley Analysis: If the Strait of Hormuz reopens, European equities would benefit the most, with sectors such as airlines, luxury goods, and banking poised to gain.
Morgan Stanley analysts note that European equities would be the most sensitive market to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, should diplomatic progress between the US and Iran continue. Industries such as airlines, aerospace, construction, luxury goods, and banking are expected to benefit the most. The firm maintains an overweight rating on the banking, semiconductor, and capital goods sectors, and points out that France's CAC 40 index shows the strongest positive correlation with the Strait's reopening among European markets.
06:42
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh responded to Donald Trump's demand for interest rate cuts to 1%, emphasizing that inflation has exceeded targets for five consecutive years and that rate hikes were unanimously approved by the committee.
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh stated clearly at the press conference that inflation has exceeded the target for over five consecutive years, and this 25 basis point rate hike to the 3.75%-4% range aligns with the Federal Reserve's dual mandate, receiving unanimous approval from the committee. This move directly rebuffed Donald Trump's previous public demands to push interest rates down to 1% or even lower, and his accusations that the Federal Reserve was "politically motivated" against him.
06:40
Hong Kong Exchange to Discuss Extended Stock Trading Hours
Hong Kong’s stock exchange will consult with stakeholders on a potential extension of stock trading hours that would align the bourse with major global markets.
06:36
Bitcoin consolidates near $86,000, market gains narrow, Brent crude falls below $100.
Bitcoin consolidated near $86,000 on Wednesday, up 1.3% over the past 24 hours, but daily trading volume fell 36% to $38 billion. Among the CoinDesk 100 Index components, 38 declined, indicating a narrowing market rally. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil fell below $100 for the first time since September 9, now trading at $99.13, as the market anticipates a deal between the U.S. and Iran. Qatari mediators are holding talks with U.S. officials in New York, and Iranian President Pezeshkian is scheduled to address the United Nations General Assembly later today.
06:34
Analysts conclude their longest upgrade cycle in five years, holding a net negative view on U.S. corporate earnings prospects for the first time.
For the first time in months, equity analysts have turned net negative on the outlook for U.S. corporate earnings, reflecting concerns about the impact of inflation and high interest rates on company profits.
06:30
FCA chief executive Nikhil Rathi says HSBC Orion becomes first approved to provide live Digital Securities Depository services
06:28
Coinbase traced $1.1 million crypto trail behind AI phishing service EvilTokens, which compromised over 12,000 mailboxes globally
Coinbase's Global Intelligence team tracked approximately $1.1 million in revenue for the EvilTokens platform across four Tron addresses between October 2025 and June 2026. The AI-powered phishing service abused Microsoft’s legitimate device-login flow to authorize attacker sessions, then used AI to identify payment authorities within captured mailboxes. Microsoft and Coinbase collaborated to dismantle the operation, which had affected over 10,000 organizations. UK police arrested two men on Sept. 11 in connection with the alleged operation, who were later released on conditional bail.
06:25
UNI (Uniswap) has fallen 7.14% in the past 4 hours, now trading at $9.621.
06:24
AI Agents are upending a big slice of the stock market, hitting banks, brokers, and travel booking companies by threatening 'consumer inertia.'
06:21
Citi expects midterm elections to have limited impact on overall S&P 500 fundamentals, with effects more likely at sector level
Citi expects midterm elections to have limited impact on overall S&P 500 fundamentals, with effects more likely at sector level. The bank says different congressional outcomes could affect semiconductors, consumer stocks and energy, depending on policy changes. Citi also notes that shifts in congressional control could influence future debates over corporate taxes, AI regulation, tariffs and war powers.
06:20
Guangzhou Futures Exchange Reportedly Plans to List Lithium Hydroxide Futures This Year
The Chinese bourse is preparing for the launch of physically-settled contracts for lithium hydroxide, a key input in electric vehicle batteries. The move aims to bring more pricing transparency and offer the industry a risk-hedging tool for battery ingredients.
06:08
CNBC: Data Center Controversy Could Reshape Texas' 2026 Election, Democrats Hope to Capitalize
CNBC reports that growing voter concerns over electricity, water, and utility costs are reshaping the 2026 Texas gubernatorial and Senate races, with opposition to data center construction taking center stage. Political strategists believe this issue could alter Texas's political landscape, potentially paving the way for the Democratic Party's first statewide victory since 1994. Polls indicate that 57% of Texas voters oppose data center construction in their communities, including 43% of Republican voters.
06:06
AI drone maker Tekever valued at $6.4 billion as Ukraine war stimulates defense tech demand.
Portuguese-British company Tekever announced on Wednesday that its valuation has reached $6.4 billion and it has completed a $580 million funding round, as European nations race to rearm amid the war in Ukraine and the growing threat from Russia. The company develops AI-powered autonomous systems, including surveillance drones. Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Tekever's drones have accumulated over 50,000 flight hours in Ukraine. The funding round was led by UC Investments and Baillie Gifford, with participation from Merlyn Advisors, Crescent Cove, Ventura Capital, and Iberis Capital. Tekever stated that it will use the funds to deepen its international operations, expand industrial and technological capabilities, and accelerate strategic acquisitions. This follows the company's selection by the UK Ministry of Defence in July to provide surveillance technology over the next decade under a program valued at up to £400 million (approximately $530 million).
06:05
Trump holds first talks with US-backed Venezuelan interim President Rodríguez at UN General Assembly, discussing energy, mining, and security cooperation
US President Donald Trump held his first face-to-face talks with Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodríguez at the UN General Assembly in New York. The meeting focused on advancing a cooperation agenda in strategic areas including energy, mining, and security. Rodríguez's government previously signed an agreement granting a US-led company 100-year concessions over 17 Venezuelan oilfields, allowing US control of over 65 billion barrels of oil. This marks their first meeting since the White House backed Rodríguez to lead Venezuela after US forces seized former President Nicolás Maduro, who is now awaiting trial in New York.
06:05
OKX to delist DORA, ICX, STORJ, ZEUS and ELF spot trading pairs
OKX announced it will delist DORA, ICX, STORJ, ZEUS, and ELF spot trading pairs to maintain a robust trading environment. The delisting will take place on September 30 and October 3, 2026, between 08:00 and 10:00 UTC. Deposits for these affected crypto assets were suspended from September 23, 2026, 10:00 UTC, and withdrawals will be suspended from December 23, 2026, 08:00 UTC.
05:57
Polish prosecutors have charged a former police officer in connection with the Zondacrypto cryptocurrency exchange fraud case, as investigators search for the missing founder.
The Polish Prosecutor's Office has charged former police officer Artur K. with alleged involvement in an organized crime group, assisting in the misappropriation of Zondacrypto user funds, and money laundering. Meanwhile, investigators are searching the fuel depot where Zondacrypto founder Sylwester Suszek was last seen before his disappearance in 2022. Zondacrypto (formerly BitBay) moved its registration to Estonia in 2020 and froze withdrawals in April this year; its license was revoked on June 29. Since August, at least five people have been indicted in connection with this case, including Radosław P., the former head of the Polish Olympic Committee.
05:55
Wall Street Insights Analysis: Meta's Personal AI Agent Muse's "New Entry Point" Logic May Be Unsound
Wallstreetcn analysis points out that Meta's personal AI Agent product, Muse, released on September 8th, despite exceeding 2.5 million downloads in 13 days and driving Meta's stock price up 11.4% on September 21st, its "new entry point" business logic may be difficult to establish. The analysis believes that Muse faces a similar business model dilemma to Messenger chatbots a decade ago, performing well in answering "can things be done," but still lacking answers to the three key questions: "who will pay, who will approve, and will users stay?" The article reviews failed cases of "AI-driven new entry point" attempts such as Amazon Alexa, Messenger bots, ChatGPT plugins, and Rabbit R1, and points out that Muse still has walled gardens in account authorization, service connection, and checkout processes. Furthermore, its product logic of "eliminating time" fundamentally contradicts the "consuming time" model of recommendation feeds. In addition, Muse simultaneously charges users subscription fees and plans to charge merchants commissions. This conflict of interest may lead to merchants being unwilling to cooperate, and Amazon has already banned Muse for this reason. Analysts are cautious about Muse's revenue contribution, believing its contribution to Meta's earnings per share may be limited, and that Agent products are highly homogenized, with Meta lacking advantages in core assets such as Gmail, Chrome, and Android.
05:53
Hong Kong's August overall consumer prices rose 1.7% YoY, underlying inflation 1.9%
Hong Kong's overall consumer prices rose by 1.7% year-on-year in August, matching July's figure. The underlying inflation rate, which excludes one-off government relief measures, also remained unchanged at 1.9% year-on-year. A government spokesman noted that while fuel-related inflation remained high, other price pressures were largely contained, keeping overall inflation moderate. Looking ahead, the spokesman expects consumer price inflation to remain under upward pressure due to elevated international oil prices and Middle East tensions, but overall inflation should stay moderate as other price pressures are contained.
05:53
Zelenskyy stated that Putin is unlikely to halt attacks without pressure from the United States.
05:52
Trump threatened to "totally destroy" Iran at the UN General Assembly, and the Iranian military warned of a "more devastating" response; however, US and Iranian officials have already held "very smooth" talks during the UN General Assembly.
U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened to "totally destroy" Iran at the United Nations General Assembly, but hours later said U.S. officials held "very good" talks with Iranian leaders. In response, the Iranian military stated it was prepared to retaliate with "more devastating" attacks. Despite the strong rhetoric, the U.S. and Iran held their first face-to-face talks in months during the UN General Assembly, discussing issues such as ending the war, lifting sanctions, opening the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran's nuclear program. Trump said he expected another meeting to take place soon.

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