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9/25
17:14
The Hong Kong Institute of Bankers (HKIB) surveyed 400 customers who invest in financial products or insurance in August and found that over half of local bank customers use AI-assisted financial planning. These customers primarily use AI as a tool for researching market trends and conducting personal financial assessments. However, for complex long-term financial decisions, customers still prefer to rely on human services. Additionally, 41% of respondents stated they accept AI for simple customer service inquiries but would still seek human assistance for complex issues.

Carrie Leung, Chief Executive Officer of HKIB, stated at the HKIB Annual Banking Conference that customer expectations are rapidly evolving with the popularization of AI, and they anticipate the optimal combination of AI and human expertise. Paul Chan, Deputy Financial Secretary of Hong Kong, emphasized Hong Kong's importance as an international financial center at the same event, noting that Hong Kong is a leading global offshore RMB business hub, with 75% of global offshore RMB payments processed through Hong Kong. He also mentioned that the government has proposed various measures aimed at providing banks with more stable and lower-cost RMB funding sources. Chan also stated that the Hong Kong SAR Government plans to build a commodity trading ecosystem starting with gold, and highlighted Hong Kong's advantages in the storage, trading, clearing, and settlement services for gold and other commodities.
17:13
The Czech opposition has called for a no-confidence vote against the government, citing the government's budget plan which is projected to result in the country's second-largest deficit next year.
17:02
UBS Chief Investment Officer Mark Haefele and his team noted in their latest report that the actual extent of Federal Reserve policy tightening is likely to be less than what current market pricing suggests. UBS's base case is for the Federal Reserve to hike rates once more in December and then maintain them, while also expecting core PCE inflation to be revised down by 0.2 percentage points this month by the Bureau of Economic Analysis's annual revision. Coupled with favorable base effects in the first half of next year, the basis for continuous substantial rate hikes is weakening. The report also pointed out that resilient U.S. economic activity provides a favorable environment for corporate revenue and profit growth, with S&P 500 earnings projected to grow by 25% this year and 14% in 2027. Furthermore, UBS maintains an "attractive" rating on fixed income assets and believes gold still holds allocation value in the medium to long term, forecasting gold prices to rise to $5,400/ounce around September 2027.
16:56
Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Friday accused Chinese President Xi Jinping of distorting facts during his summit with U.S. President Donald Trump, insisting that the future of the island democracy can only be decided by its people. Xi had urged the U.S. to uphold a "correct position" against "Taiwan independence" during the summit.
16:56
Vietnam is preparing to amend its food safety law to include requirements for delivery apps such as Shopee and Grab. This move comes amid public concern over frequent reports of food vendors cutting corners due to price competition.
16:51
UBS noted in a recent report that U.S. corporate investment has experienced a prolonged period of weakness, with current capital expenditure starting from a significantly lower base compared to past cycles. Therefore, even if interest rates continue to rise, the additional suppressive impact on corporate investment may be limited. The report indicates that, excluding AI factors, corporate capital expenditure sentiment rebounded from historical lows to the 36th percentile by August 2026, suggesting that signs of investment stabilization are spreading from the technology sector to a broader range of corporate sectors. Furthermore, ample operating cash flow and long-accumulated maintenance and upgrade demands among companies also provide support for a recovery in capital expenditure.
16:44
NFT marketplace Magic Eden is suspected of having a security vulnerability after a white hat moved 3,832 NFTs from hundreds of wallets. Yuga Labs CEO Michael Figge confirmed the issue was discovered hours earlier, with VP of Blockchain Quit (0xQuit) handling affected assets within the scope of the white-hat rescue. Quit stated the NFTs are currently secured at an address beginning with 0x71cF and will be returned to their original owners once the risk is resolved. Magic Eden has not yet disclosed the cause or full scope of the issue.
16:43
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced on September 25 that the second interest payment for the Silver Bond (03GB2810R) due in 2028, issued under the Infrastructure Bond Programme, will be at an annual interest rate of 3.85%. This interest payment will be made on October 12, 2026.
16:43
The HKMA, as representative of the Hong Kong SAR Government, announced that the sixth interest payment for the retail green bond due 2026 (stock code: 4273) will be at a rate of 4.75% per annum, in accordance with the Offering Circular dated September 18, 2023. This interest payment is expected to be made on October 12, 2026, with the interest rate determined by the higher of the floating rate and the fixed rate.
16:41
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) took action due to the suspicious diversion of over $1 billion in loan proceeds to the company's then-major shareholder and related party.
16:38
France confirmed on Friday that it had dispatched troops, radar, and defense systems to Saudi Arabia's main oil terminal in Yanbu to protect the facility from Houthi attacks. This follows the Houthis' claim on Thursday that they had attacked Saudi Aramco facilities in Yanbu and "sensitive targets" in Riyadh. Saudi officials also held talks with their Pakistani and Turkish counterparts on Thursday to discuss actions under the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement. As a result, Brent crude rose over 3% on Thursday, briefly surpassing $108 per barrel.
16:30
Near Protocol (NEAR) has seen a year-to-date increase of 198.4% after a significant surge in September, with a gain of approximately 285% over the past six months. The token consolidated between $1.60 and $2.00 for most of July and August, breaking out of the $2.50-$2.60 range in September to quickly rise to around $4.80. Analysis indicates that despite several indicators showing overbought conditions, NEAR's upward momentum remains strong, with major moving averages diverging upwards and the RSI entering the overbought zone. Currently, $4.80 acts as immediate resistance; a breakthrough would target the psychological level of $5.00, while key support below is at $4.20-$4.30.
16:24
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been challenging Contracts for Differences (CFD) firms that misuse their authorized status to mislead consumers, particularly by using their UK authorization as a badge for linked overseas companies. This creates a misleading impression that consumers are dealing with a UK-regulated firm and benefit from UK protections when they do not. As a result of this crackdown, 21 CFD firms have closed since 2025, and three additional firms are currently cancelling their permissions. The FCA has taken various actions, including restricting trading abilities and opening enforcement investigations in serious cases.
16:08
The Bank of Japan announced that, effective September 25, 2026, the interest rate for its Complementary Lending Facility (collateralized short-term funds-supplying operation) will be adjusted from a fixed rate to a floating rate. This move is in accordance with the revised "Principal Terms and Conditions for the Complementary Lending Facility" from the Monetary Policy Meeting held on September 17-18.
16:07
S&P Global's latest report indicates that global total energy demand could increase by over 60% from current levels by 2060, primarily driven by emerging economies such as Brazil, India, Nigeria, and Indonesia. This growth will mainly stem from new energy demand fueled by industrialization, urbanization, and rising incomes. The report emphasizes that despite the accelerating expansion of renewable energy, coal, oil, and natural gas will not be phased out quickly and will remain crucial components of the global energy system for decades to come. Dan Yergin, Vice Chairman of S&P Global, stated that oil and gas will be present longer than many anticipate, largely due to constraints faced by emerging economies in their energy transitions, including insufficient funding, inadequate infrastructure, and energy supply security concerns.
16:02
CBRE reported on Thursday that investor interest in hotel assets in Hong Kong and the broader Asia Pacific region increased in the first half of this year, as stronger consumer travel intent and limited supply supported asset values. During the period, hotel investment in the region reached $8 billion, a 21% year-on-year increase, with Japan, mainland China, and South Korea attracting the majority of investment activity.
16:02
The "Odd Lots" podcast explored Hollywood's decline in the age of AI. Writer and creative director Hayes Davenport noted that Hollywood's condition had begun to deteriorate even before the advent of chatbots, evidenced by reduced writer incomes and a decline in filming activities in Los Angeles. Concerns about AI have exacerbated this trend.
16:02
Japan’s Financial Services Agency is stepping up its scrutiny of financing for AI data centers by the country’s biggest banks and life insurers, as major financial institutions increase their exposure to the rapidly expanding sector.
15:40
He and 70 others are facing another move after their treatment program was deactivated. His previous transfer took 30 days.
15:38
European equities are set for their first weekly gain in four weeks, driven by falling oil prices. This follows market expectations that the Strait of Hormuz could soon reopen, and as bond yields stabilize.
15:35
ArcelorMittal has informed the Ukrainian government that its steel operations in the country cannot be safely restarted after a series of missile attacks.
15:35
The dollar is on track for its best two-week performance in six months, a reversal of fortune that asset managers and strategists say is set to underpin the currency for the rest of the year.
15:28
At least 10 senior bankers at ANZ Group Holdings Ltd. are leaving the firm by October, according to people familiar with the matter and an internal memo seen by Bloomberg News. This comes as the Australian lender overhauls its business under a new boss. Among those departing are Hong Kong-based John Corrin, head of corporate finance, international, and Andrew Harward, head of corporate finance, North Asia, who will both leave on Oct. 1. Singapore-based Ian Mathews, executive director for project, export and sustainable finance, will begin his gardening leave early next month.
15:24
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas announced on Friday that its home price index rose 0.4% year-on-year in the second quarter (three months through June 30), significantly down from 4.5% in Q1 2026. This marks the slowest pace for overall home prices in the Southeast Asian nation since Q1 2019, attributed to decelerating economic expansion and waning speculative buyer demand.

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