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TREE NEWS update: Shenzhen-listed Jingwang Electronics said on October 13 it cannot disclose specific customer cooperation details, after investors asked whether rumors of Nvidia cutting orders were true following a sharp share price drop. The company said its order book for AI servers, data centers and high-speed optical modules was full as of the end of Q3 2026, with high capacity utilization and yield rates.

TREE NEWS reports: Blackstone-backed data center operator AirTrunk has postponed its planned Singapore REIT initial public offering, originally slated for an early-October launch, to next year, people familiar said. Rising interest rates and market volatility have dampened investor demand for the $1.5 billion listing. AirTrunk had considered raising its REIT yield to about 6% from a previously expected 5.5% to attract buyers, but September’s US rate hike and the prospect of further increases kept investors cautious.

TREE NEWS reports: Turnover in China’s bond ETFs topped 340.7 billion yuan on the day, a record high. Short-term financing bond ETF Haitong (511360) led with 69.65 billion yuan, followed by corporate bond ETF Nanfang (511070) at 20.21 billion yuan, which set a turnover record for a second straight day. Sci-tech bond ETF Huifu (551520) traded 16.49 billion yuan and Sci-tech bond ETF E Fund (551500) 12.01 billion yuan.

TREE NEWS reports: Combined turnover across the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges reached 1.676 trillion yuan (1675.918 billion yuan) on October 13. Shanghai accounted for 779.302 billion yuan, Shenzhen for 896.616 billion yuan, and the ChiNext board for 452.004 billion yuan of the total.

TREE NEWS reports: European equity benchmarks opened mixed on the latest session, with the Euro Stoxx 50 slipping 0.1% while Germany’s DAX gained 0.2%. The UK’s FTSE 100 rose 0.6% and France’s CAC 40 added 0.4%. The split open left the region’s major indexes without a common direction at the bell.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite closed up 0.1% while the Shenzhen Component fell 0.25% and the ChiNext Index slipped 0.18%, as Chinese equities recovered from a lower open on Tuesday. PCB and defense names led gains, with nearly 10 PCB stocks hitting the daily limit, while battery-chain shares fell. Total turnover reached 1.69 trillion yuan, with 2,791 stocks advancing and 2,267 declining.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite closed at 3800.86, up 0.10%, while the Shenzhen Component fell 0.25% to 12,353.70. The ChiNext Index slipped 0.18% to 2,958.34 and the CSI 300 dropped 0.29% to 4,275.68. The STAR 50 rose 0.03% to 1,427.18, the CSI 500 declined 0.11% to 7,085.09, and the CSI 1000 edged up 0.02% to 7,023.22.

TREE NEWS reports: Foreign investors net sold 199.10 trillion won (about 992.5 billion yuan) on South Korea’s KOSPI from Jan. 2 to Oct. 12, Korea Exchange data show. Selling continued on Oct. 13, when the market fell sharply and foreign investors kept dumping shares of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.

TREE NEWS update: Xiaomi said its SU7 was the best-selling sedan priced above 200,000 yuan in September 2026. The company disclosed the ranking without giving a sales figure for the month or naming the models behind it. The SU7 is Xiaomi’s first electric vehicle, launched as the company’s entry into the auto market.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 1.8% to close at 67,777.52, while the broader Topix edged up 0.1% to 4,110.67. South Korea’s Kospi Composite closed 5.5% lower at 6,035.35, with SK Hynix dropping more than 10%.

TREE NEWS reports: Zhongji Innolight’s A-share turnover exceeded 20 billion yuan (about $2.8 billion) on the day, with the stock trading up 1.61%. The optical-module maker’s heavy volume made it one of the most actively traded names on the Chinese mainland market.

TREE NEWS reports: ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) shares turned positive in trading, reversing an earlier decline of more than 5% in the morning session. The stock had dropped over 5% early in the day before recovering into positive territory. No reason for the swing was given in the material.

TREE NEWS reports: The ChiNext Index extended its gain to 1%, with PCB, CPO, media and aerospace and aviation sectors leading the advance. Roughly 3,500 stocks across the market were up on the day.

TREE NEWS reports: The STAR 50 Index rose more than 1% in afternoon trading after falling over 3% earlier in the session. Semiconductor equipment and optical chip names led the gains, with Zhongke Feice, Tuojing Technology and Yuanjie Technology among the top performers. The index tracks the 50 largest companies listed on Shanghai’s STAR Market.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share silicone sector staged another rally, with Dongyue Silicon Material rising more than 10% and Silicone Bao Technology, Runhe Materials, Hoshine Silicon Industry, Jinhua New Material and Jitai Shares climbing in tandem. The move marks a renewed surge in the sector’s shares.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share military equipment sector rallied in afternoon trading, with AECC Aero-Science and Technology hitting the daily limit up. Guoke Ordnance, Ligong Navigation, Hongdu Aviation, Jianglong Shipbuilding and Lianshi Aviation all followed with gains. No specific catalyst was cited for the move.

TREE NEWS reports: The military equipment sector stock group on China’s A-share market surged strongly in the afternoon trading session, with AECC Aero-Science and Technology hitting the daily limit up. Guoke Ordnance, Ligong Navigation, Hongdu Aviation, Jianglong Shipbuilding, and Lianshi Aviation all rose in tandem. No specific catalyst was mentioned for this rally.

TREE NEWS reports: Several broad-based Chinese ETFs exceeded their previous full-day turnover, with E Fund’s ChiNext ETF (159915) trading over 6.6 billion yuan, Southern Asset Management’s A500 ETF (159352) over 3.4 billion yuan, Huatai-PineBridge’s CSI 300 ETF (510300) 3.3 billion yuan, and Southern’s CSI 1000 ETF (512100) nearly 3 billion yuan.

TREE NEWS reports: All three major A-share indexes turned positive, led by gains in components, CPO, retail and helium sectors. More than 3,000 stocks advanced across the market. TFC Optical Communication rose nearly 8%, with Zhongji Innolight and Eoptolink gaining in sympathy.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite Index turned positive in afternoon trading, recovering from an earlier decline of more than 1%. The Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index also pared losses sharply compared with the start of the morning session. No further market data or index levels were provided.