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13.09.26 - 15:48
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Nie Gewinn gemacht ? trotzdem Milliardär: Der Chip-Wahnsinn aus China (Ariva)
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Kein Gewinn seit Gründung, nur ein Großkunde ? trotzdem macht ein Börsengang zwei Chip-Ingenieure zu Milliardären. Wie das bei einem Nvidia-Rivalen tief in den roten Zahlen gelingt? Der chinesische Computerchip-Hersteller Shanghai Enflame Technology Co. beschäftigt weniger als 900 Mitarbeiter und hat nur einen Großkunden. Seit der Gründung 2018 hat das Unternehmen noch nie einen Gewinn erzielt. Trotzdem sind die Gründer Zhao Lidong und Zhang Yalin ......
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13.09.26 - 13:06
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Stock market outlook: Fed, crude prices and more to guide Dalal Street this week (Times of India)
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Dalal Street is gearing up for a condensed trading week, with investors keenly awaiting pivotal global and domestic data. The focus will be on the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and outlook on policy. Domestic inflation trends and fluctuations in crude oil prices will influence market dynamics. Additionally, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could affect oil supplies, adding further pressure on Indian equities after last week's substantial sell-off....
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13.09.26 - 02:30
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Delays trim CAEC August sales, but UPS demand outlook stays firm (Digitimes)
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Changs Ascending Enterprise (CAEC) said some shipments of lithium iron phosphate battery systems used in semiconductor uninterruptible power supply equipment were delayed after customers adjusted plant expansion schedules, and heavy rain in southern Taiwan slowed delivery and acceptance. August 2026 revenue fell from July, but still ranked as the second-highest August on record....
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12.09.26 - 19:15
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Beijing Threatens To Cancel Trump-Xi Summit If US Approves New Arms Sales To Taiwan (ZeroHedge)
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Beijing Threatens To Cancel Trump-Xi Summit If US Approves New Arms Sales To Taiwan
Chinese President Xi Jinping used today's 18th BRICS Summit to push for a greater diplomatic role in Gulf affairs. The move appears to be transforming the bloc's economic weight into geopolitical influence, really positioning it as a counterweight to US foreign policy.
Beijing's leverage also rests on its control over rare-earth and other critical-material supply chains, as it maintains a "quasi-monopolistic" grip on the industry that will persist through the end of the decade.
Keeping that leverage in mind, Japanese news outlet Kyodo News reported that Beijing threatened earlier today to cancel the summit with President Trump in Washington if the US approves new arms sales to Taiwan.
Kyodo stated:
China has told the United States that it intends to cancel a planned meeting between their leaders later this month if Washington approves any new arms sales to Taiwan by then, multiple sources familiar...
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12.09.26 - 19:15
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This Time Is Different? Earnings & Price Break 90-Year Trends (ZeroHedge)
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This Time Is Different? Earnings & Price Break 90-Year Trends
Authored by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com,
September, so far, is living up to its reputation. The market slipped to the 50-day moving average, with the tape taking orders from crude oil. For the week, crude rose about 9% over four sessions, which pulled the 10-year Treasury yield higher right along with it, closing just under 5%. The corners of the market that hate higher rates slid while the S&P 500 dipped 0.68% to close the week at 7,666. However, that rather lackluster headline conveniently hides the real story beneath it.
Take a look at the spread between markets. Small caps fell 2.38% while the Dow dropped 1.51%. The equal-weight S&P index gave up 1.87% while the cap-weighted index, by contrast, lost less than a point. The Nasdaq-100 barely budged, declining just 0.52%. When the average stock falls three times as hard as the index, leadership is narrowing, not broadening. As we have flagged in recent notes on the...
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