TREE NEWS reports: Taiwan’s benchmark TAIEX weighted stock index closed 1.9% higher at 47,180.75 on the session. The gain marks a firm finish for the exchange’s main board, with the index ending at that level.
TREE NEWS update: Seres Group director and vice president Kang Bo said Huawei Terminal will continue to empower AITO, which remains a core member of the HarmonyOS Intelligent Mobility family, addressing whether the new cooperation model would dilute the brand’s Huawei content. Seres holds a 10% stake in Shenzhen Yinwang, the entity aggregating much of Huawei’s intelligent vehicle technology, giving AITO access to Huawei’s latest technology, products and supply guarantees.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s ChiNext Index widened its advance to 3% while the Shenzhen Component Index rose more than 2%, with semiconductors, CPO and photovoltaic equipment among the top-performing sectors. The gains mark a broad rally across growth and technology names on the Shenzhen exchange.
TREE NEWS reports: Shenyang Blower Works Group surged nearly 15% on Monday, triggering a second temporary trading halt. The stock’s sharp rally follows an earlier halt in the same session. No company announcement or filing was cited as a reason for the move.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share semiconductor sector continued to climb, with Dongwei Semiconductor hitting the daily limit-up and several other chip-related names posting sharp gains. Enflame Technology, National Technology and Fortune Precision each rose more than 10% in the session. The move extends a sustained rally in Chinese semiconductor equities.
TREE NEWS update: Generac disclosed a long-term supply agreement with Amazon to provide backup generators for its global data centers, with first deliveries of $2.4 billion expected in 2027-2028. Generac shares rose 18.3% on September 17. Amazon received warrants for up to 1.6937 million shares at $200.9266 each, vesting as payments reach a cumulative $8 billion cap.
TREE NEWS reports: SK Hynix shares rose 5% during the trading session. The intraday gain marks a sharp move for the South Korean memory chipmaker, whose stock is closely watched as a bellwether for the AI and semiconductor supply chain. No further details on the cause of the move were given.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s ChiNext Index climbed 2.11% to lead morning gains, with the Shanghai Composite up 1.04% and the Shenzhen Component up 1.52%. The STAR 50 Index rose nearly 4%, while more than 4,600 stocks across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges advanced. Semiconductor, consumer and computing hardware shares led the rally, with half-day turnover reaching 1.33 trillion yuan.
TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite closed the morning session up 1.04% at 3916.07, while the Shenzhen Component rose 1.52% to 13613.48. The ChiNext Index gained 2.11% to 3368.03 and the CSI 300 added 1.05% to 4507.02. The STAR 50 led gains, climbing 3.93% to 1669.34.
TREE NEWS reports: All three major A-share indexes rose more than 1% in the session. The Shanghai Composite, Shenzhen Component and ChiNext each posted gains of over 1%, with no further details on turnover, sector leadership or individual movers disclosed in the material.
TREE NEWS reports: The STAR 50 index, tracking the top 50 companies on Shanghai’s STAR Market, climbed more than 3% at one point during the trading session. The intraday gain marks a sharp move in the tech-focused benchmark, which tracks semiconductor, AI and hard-tech names listed in Shanghai. No closing level or specific driver was given.
TREE NEWS reports: The Hang Seng Tech Index extended its intraday advance to 1% on the day. The move marks a widening of the index’s gains during the session. No further details were disclosed.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share benchmarks opened higher on the session, with the Shanghai Composite up 0.42% at 3891.96 and the Shenzhen Component up 1.15% at 13563.74. The ChiNext Index rose 1.61% to 3351.56, the CSI 300 gained 0.72% to 4492.32, and the STAR 50 climbed 1.76% to 1634.63. The CSI 500 opened 0.99% higher at 7731.07 and the CSI 1000 added 0.96% to 7621.24.
TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index opened 0.49% higher at 24,723.85 on Thursday, with the Hang Seng Tech Index up 0.41%. Among individual names, MNIMAX rose nearly 4%, Zhipu gained 3.6% and Hua Hong Semiconductor advanced 2.8%.
TREE NEWS reports: Margin financing balances on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges totalled 2.601526 trillion yuan as of September 17, up 2.337 billion yuan from the previous trading day. The Shanghai exchange reported 1.334105 trillion yuan, an increase of 908 million yuan, while the Shenzhen exchange stood at 1.267421 trillion yuan, up 1.429 billion yuan.
TREE NEWS update: EVE Energy said its subsidiary EVE Power signed a supply agreement with Fluence Energy Global Production Operation, LLC covering 2027-2031, under which it will produce and deliver 206GWh of batteries. The two sides agreed on a committed 2027 delivery volume of 16GWh, with a combined reserved capacity of 190GWh for 2028-2031, the company said in a morning filing.
TREE NEWS reports: SoftBank Group shares extended their advance to 5%, the stock’s gain widening during the session. No further details on the move were immediately available. The rise marks an acceleration in the Japanese conglomerate’s share price.
TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 opened 0.8% higher and South Korea’s Kospi opened up 2.5%. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each rose more than 3% in early trade. No further details were given in the market open data.
TREE NEWS reports: Nikkei 225 futures gained 1% in early trading, pointing to a higher open for Japanese equities. The move reflects firm demand for Japanese stock exposure at the start of the session.
TREE NEWS update: The Federal Reserve’s rate hike took effect as oil prices fell, sending US stocks and bonds higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.7% and the chip index gained more than 3%, while gold climbed 2%. The Bank of England held rates but signaled a hawkish stance, warning that inflation could top 4% early next year if energy shocks persist. US initial jobless claims fell to 196,000, the lowest since 1969.