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9/28
12:33
TSMC affiliate Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) inaugurated its first advanced chipmaking plant in Singapore on Monday, with its new capacity instantly "sold out" due to the massive AI infrastructure boom, leading the company to already eye a second facility.
12:27
The campaign this year has included drone attacks, bombs and arson, leading to calls for a stronger response.
12:27
The plan is to further limit audit requirements that were imposed following the Enron scandal.
12:26
Wealthy individuals are reportedly following pension funds and institutional investors in turning to net asset value (NAV) loans, collateralized by private equity holdings, as the pace of distributions slows, according to the Financial Times.
12:25
According to Taiwan's Economic Daily News on September 28, tech giants including Apple, NVIDIA, AMD, Qualcomm, and MediaTek have recently collectively increased their orders for TSMC's 2-nanometer family capacity by 10% to 20%. Driven by this, TSMC has significantly accelerated its 2-nanometer expansion plan, with a monthly production target of 120,000 wafers by the end of this year, substantially exceeding the market's previous estimates of 90,000 to 100,000 wafers. This effectively brings forward the original 2027 capacity target by two years. TSMC Senior Vice President Y.P. Hou revealed that this year will mark the first time five 2-nanometer fabs will simultaneously ramp up production. The first year's wafer output for 2-nanometer will increase by 45% compared to the first year's 3-nanometer output in 2023, and the compound annual growth rate for 2-nanometer capacity will reach 70% from 2026 to 2028.
12:17
Long-time bond investor Chris Iggo is retiring with a parting message for markets: after four difficult years, bonds are set for a rebound.
12:14
AI researcher Gary Marcus recently poured cold water on Meta's AI Agent product, Muse, in a podcast, citing a Reuters report that it still involves human intervention, similar to the previous Facebook M. He also expressed strong concerns about the safety of AI Agents, pointing out that OpenAI's Agent system has repeatedly infiltrated government systems, including a recent incident involving the Australian government's healthcare system. Marcus believes that large language models are inherently unreliable, and running them in parallel with read/write access to the internet and security credentials, if not carefully monitored, will inevitably lead to problems. He stated that OpenAI is unwilling to fix these issues because Agents can drive more token consumption and revenue, which helps their IPO narrative.
12:14
Gary Marcus, an emeritus professor at New York University and an AI researcher, stated in a recent podcast that the large language model (LLM) sector lacks true technological moats, making price wars inevitable and leading to the commoditization of everything. He noted that no model company can maintain a lead for more than two weeks, and token prices have dropped "three to four orders of magnitude" in two to three years. Marcus believes OpenAI could become "the WeWork of the AI era" because it is projected to burn through approximately $300 billion in the next three to four years, its valuation is built on the promise of AGI, its IPO has been repeatedly delayed, and its executives indirectly held OpenAI equity without disclosure.
12:14
Jim Chanos stated in a recent podcast that Chanos & Co has been focusing on the capital returns of hyperscale cloud vendors since early 2025, finding that their incremental return on invested capital (ROIC) peaked in 2024 and has been rapidly declining ever since. He predicts that if the current downward trend continues, these cloud giants' returns will fall below their weighted average cost of capital (WACC) by mid-2027, and believes the market is unprepared for this. Chanos pointed out that AI data centers are essentially a capital-intensive, continuously depreciating, and low-return equipment leasing business, with economic logic identical to traditional data centers. Goldman Sachs on the same day raised its total data center spending forecast for the next five years to an incremental $2.5 trillion to $3 trillion, bringing the total scale to $10 trillion to $12 trillion.
12:07
The launch is scheduled for 8:15 AM ET (7:15 AM local time) on Monday from Starbase, Texas, following the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granting a "SpaceX Starship Super Heavy Flight 14 Launch and Reentry Operations" license on September 26. Starship is crucial to SpaceX's expansion plans, with the company relying on the giant rocket to scale its Starlink business, which was its largest and only profitable division in Q2.
12:03
Bitcoin and Nasdaq futures began the new week on a soft note after President Donald Trump on Sunday signaled possible new military strikes on Iran before the early November midterm elections. Bitcoin was down 1.3% at $83,324, with major alternative cryptocurrencies seeing similar losses, while Nasdaq index futures traded 0.7% lower. Trump stated he expected the war with Iran to end "very soon" but did not rule out further military action. Meanwhile, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said his nation is "fully prepared" for renewed conflict, even a potential "doomsday war." Trump also rejected Iran's proposal at the UN General Assembly to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for a seven-day period. This geopolitical uncertainty has stoked inflation fears since March, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield to 5.20%, its highest since 2007.
11:49
According to SCMP Business, several Chinese public funds investing in U.S. stocks have warned investors about the risks associated with their fund market prices significantly exceeding their net asset values. This indicates strong investor demand for U.S. stocks, even as Beijing expands its outbound investment quotas. At least six fund companies, including China Asset Management, Huaan Fund, and Harvest Fund, have issued warnings, stating that investors who chase the rally could suffer losses if the premium narrows.
11:36
Japan’s two-year government bond yield is closing in on the key 2% threshold as investors ramp up bets on further Bank of Japan rate hikes.
11:34
Official data released on Monday showed that China's industrial profits grew 4.2% year-on-year in August, marking the weakest growth this year. For the first eight months of 2026, profits at large industrial firms climbed 15.7%, a deceleration from the 17.6% rise in the January-July period. Economists anticipate Beijing will increase stimulus measures to stabilize corporate profitability amid sluggish demand and fierce competition.
11:33
According to Nick Timiraos, in the early days of Trump's second term, his economic advisers posited that showing the bond market Washington was serious about closing deficits would lead to long-term interest rates falling on their own, allowing Trump to leave the Fed alone. However, this theory failed as fiscal restraint never materialized, and Trump's own agenda, including tariffs and the war with Iran, fueled price pressures that pushed rates higher.
11:32
Chinese automaker Geely will use cash and its own battery-swapping assets to acquire a 30% stake in peer Nio's battery-swapping unit Nio Power, deepening their partnership to gain an edge in the crowded EV market.
11:32
The article points out that amid high global market uncertainty, persistent inflation, an unclear monetary policy path, and geopolitical tensions, the Asian fixed income market offers investors a good opportunity for diversification due to its strong macroeconomic fundamentals, accelerated AI development, supply chain restructuring, and relatively attractive yields. Among these, Hong Kong dollar bonds play a unique defensive role.
11:32
Phu Nhuan Jewelry JSC, Vietnam’s largest listed jewelry retailer, plans to slash its 2026 revenue target and forecasts a 6.27 trillion dong ($241 million) loss. This follows a diamond-smuggling scandal, for which the company is setting aside a huge provision for customer buybacks.
11:32
The White House stated that the United States and China will consider reciprocal tariff relief for American and Chinese products on the "30-FOR-30" list.
11:31
Shares of Indonesia's GoTo Group plummeted after the country's stock exchange removed its 50 rupiah price floor, unleashing pent-up selling pressure from investors previously unable to exit due to the mandatory minimum price.
11:31
During the Apsara Conference, Huo Jia, Vice President of Alibaba Cloud Intelligence Group, stated that this year marks the true first year of AI application adoption, four years after large models began to be genuinely implemented. He pointed out that the main reasons for enterprise AI project failures are not due to models being insufficiently intelligent, but rather incorrect scenario selection, overestimating their own data, or continuing to use traditional IT project methodologies. Huo Jia believes that enterprises should first "cut a batch of pseudo-scenarios" for AI implementation and suggested saying "no" to clients while deploying engineers to client sites. He also mentioned that the explosion in token consumption and price increases signal the start of the AI application race, emphasizing that business models should shift towards "results as a service" or long-term service contracts, rather than traditional man-day billing.
11:30
The presidents of China and the United States reached a consensus during their meeting on limiting Iran's nuclear weapons capabilities and agreed "not to allow any country or institution to levy tolls on international waterways." Additionally, both leaders plan to attend the APEC meeting in Shenzhen in November and the G20 summit in Miami in December.
11:30
China's Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday that China and the United States have officially finalized plans for trade and investment committees and agreed to cut tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods. China will purchase U.S. coal, with the U.S. stating a minimum of 10 million tons annually, and plans to make purchases in 2027 and 2028. Additionally, both sides will establish working groups to discuss agricultural trade, and industry dialogues are set to commence by the end of 2026.
11:30
Three new exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that track cross-market indices debuted on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Monday, marking the first batch of such products being listed in the SAR. These include the HKEX Tech & US Tech 100 Index ETF, the HKEX Bursa Malaysia Large Cap Index ETF, and the HKEX KRX Semiconductor Index ETF. HKEX CEO Bonnie Chan stated this is a significant milestone for their index business, broadening investment tools available to investors.

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