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TREE NEWS reports: At least eight A-share listed brokerages, including CITIC Securities, China Merchants Securities, Huatai Securities and CSC Financial, have held third-quarter 2026 earnings briefings as of Nov. 6. Investors pressed on the sustainability of profit growth, overseas expansion and AI adoption, with dividend policy and market-cap management also among the most frequent topics raised.

TREE NEWS reports: AI applications are accelerating across the content industry, with short drama, gaming, publishing and IP sectors showing positive changes as multimodal large models and video generation technology continue to iterate. Industry insiders said content production efficiency and business model innovation are expected to advance in tandem, and the investment logic for the content industry is set for restructuring.

TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump said many meetings related to Russia have been scheduled and that significant progress has been made with Russia and Ukraine. He also said he may work with Democrats on immigration and taxes, praised Miller as loyal and smart, expects few departures in the coming months, and urged Thune to get the Senate to act.

TREE NEWS reports: More than ten Chinese futures companies, including CITIC Futures, Guotai Junan Futures and Galaxy Futures, have moved to increase capital since the start of 2026, in a fresh industry-wide wave of capital expansion. The drive reflects both regulatory policy adjustments and business development needs as competition shifts from traditional brokerage to comprehensive derivatives services. Capital strength is becoming a key support for business expansion and may further widen the industry’s competitive divide.

TREE NEWS update: IQAir Global CEO Frank Hamm told an interview during the 9th China International Import Expo, held in Shanghai from Nov. 5 to 10, that China’s reliability lies in being consistently dependable while still evolving. He said predictability is becoming rarer worldwide, and China’s reliability makes its market predictable, easing life for everyone because sustainable development and self-upgrading capacity can be anticipated.

TREE NEWS update: The U.S. Central Command announced on November 7 that the State Department’s Rewards for Justice program is offering up to $20 million for information on Iran’s nuclear program, including its nuclear facilities, equipment and related personnel such as scientists, as well as the movements of any of these targets. Tipsters may also be eligible for relocation and resettlement.

TREE NEWS update: The Ceres-2 Y3 carrier rocket lifted off from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center at 7:37 a.m. on Nov. 7, placing four satellites into their planned orbits. The payloads were the Guanlan test satellite, Yunyao-1 28, the North University of China-1 satellite and Juntian-1 06A. The flight test mission was declared a complete success.

TREE NEWS update: President Donald Trump announced that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, hours after saying on “60 Minutes” that he would make team adjustments. Asked whether he planned to fire people after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress, Trump said, “Yes, there will be some adjustments,” adding that he trusts his Cabinet but may make a few personnel changes. He said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s position is secure.

TREE NEWS update: Machi Big Brother (Jeffrey Huang) sold BORED APE #32 on OpenSea for 12.5 ETH, worth approximately $279,700, on November 7. The transaction was flagged by on-chain monitoring. The sale marks a notable NFT trade by the prominent crypto figure.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, the lead for China-U.S. economic and trade affairs, held a video call with U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent and Trade Representative Greer on the evening of Nov. 6 Beijing time. The two sides exchanged views on implementing the consensus reached by the two heads of state and on key economic and trade issues. China expressed serious concern over recent U.S. trade restrictions against China; both agreed to continue using the economic and trade consultation mechanism.

TREE NEWS update: MEXC said withdrawals are still being processed after FinCEN ordered a cutoff of the exchange from the US financial system. The exchange has begun an independent review of its anti-money-laundering and sanctions controls. The US transfer ban takes effect 30 days after its publication in the Federal Register.

TREE NEWS update: Canada’s government under Prime Minister Carney plans to convert up to 200,000 temporary residents to permanent residents by the end of 2027, outside annual immigration targets. The transition will be split evenly between two streams: one for workers and one for people remaining in Canada on humanitarian grounds. The government also proposes giving provinces and territories more say over which jobs temporary foreign workers can fill.

TREE NEWS update: Mirae Asset Securities Co. said a cyberattack exposed the personal information of more than 35,000 employees and the accounts of about 3,800 customers, the latest data breach to hit South Korea’s financial sector. In a statement, the brokerage said it detected external attacks targeting its mobile-web authentication service and internal groupware system on Nov. 4-5.

TREE NEWS reports: Argentina’s global bonds are heading for their worst week in more than a year as global risk appetite fades and investor anxiety over next year’s presidential election intensifies. The benchmark 2035 bond fell more than 3 cents on the dollar, pushing its yield to 13.77% on Friday from 12.67% at the end of last week. The spread over U.S. Treasuries widened nearly 140 basis points to 928 basis points in the first four trading days of the week, more than double its July low.

TREE NEWS reports: TD Securities expects the US high-grade bond market to see record supply of $2.4 trillion in 2027, the firm said. The forecast is supported by increased AI-related spending, mergers and acquisitions, and a growing volume of redemptions.

TREE NEWS reports: The two-year US Treasury yield rose 4.92 basis points to 4.5115% on Friday, November 6, accelerating after the nonfarm payrolls report was released and hitting a session high of 4.5512% at 22:46 Beijing time. The 10-year yield gained 2.27 basis points to 4.8574%. For the week, the two-year fell 8.64 basis points and the 10-year dropped 7.96 basis points, with the two-year plunging after the US stock market opened on November 5, the day after the midterm elections.

TREE NEWS update: Paraguay’s Public Prosecutor’s Office said it has issued arrest warrants for former President Santiago Peña and former central bank governor Carlos Carvalho. The move follows the Senate’s removal of the president over a banking scandal. The prosecutor’s statement did not specify charges or a timeline for the arrests.

TREE NEWS update: Alliana was sworn in as Paraguay’s president at the country’s Congress, formally assuming the presidency. The inauguration ceremony took place before the legislative body, marking the start of his term. No further details on the transition or his policy agenda were provided.

TREE NEWS update: Iran’s military spokesman Akraminia said on the 6th that the United States accepting Iran’s seven conditions is the only way to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and that further aggression or provocation will not prompt its reopening. He said Supreme Leader Mojtaba ordered a swift, powerful and geographically unrestricted response to any threat from the US and Israel, and that all enemy tangible and intangible assets would be treated as potential military targets.