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TREE NEWS reports: Fujian-related stocks traded actively on [date], with Pingtan Development hitting the daily limit up, Haixia Innovation gaining more than 10%, and Fujian Cement, Zhangzhou Development and Fujian Jinsen each rising over 5%. No specific catalyst was cited in the material.

TREE NEWS update: Korean Air has finalized an order for 103 Boeing aircraft valued at $36.2 billion at list prices, the airline and the US planemaker said Wednesday. The deal covers widebody jets, freighters and single-aisle planes. It formalizes a transaction first announced in 2025.

TREE NEWS reports: CATL shares extended losses on both the A-share and Hong Kong markets, each falling more than 4%. The A-share price slid toward the 300 yuan mark, the Chinese battery giant’s stock coming under continued selling pressure across both listings.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese A-share semiconductor chip stocks traded broadly higher, with Yingfangwei sealing a straight limit-up. Zhongjing Technology had earlier posted two consecutive limit-up sessions, while Jingfeng Mingyuan gained more than 10%. Ankai Micro, Weice Technology, Hongwei Technology and Xiandao Jidian were among the other top gainers.

TREE NEWS update: China’s commercial space sector rallied on September 15 after the Zhuque-2E Y7 carrier rocket lifted off at 14:26 from the Dongfeng commercial space innovation test zone and placed 10 satellites of the Qianfan polar-orbit Group 19 into their planned orbits. Beijing UniStrong Science & Technology hit its daily limit, with Fenghuo Electronics, Quectel, Shanghai Hugong and Zhaobiao Co. among the top gainers.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese PCB concept stocks extended gains, with Aohong Electronics (澳弘电子) notching a fourth consecutive daily limit-up. Well High (威尔高) rose more than 10%, while Jinlu Electronics, Yibo Technology, Zhongjing Electronics and Aoshikang ranked among the top gainers. The sector has seen repeated bouts of active trading.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s wind power sector extended its rally on the latest trading day, with Jixin Technology and Xihua Technology both posting a second consecutive daily limit-up. Tianshun Wind Energy, Dajin Heavy Industry, Zhenhong Co. and Taisheng Wind Energy were among the other leading gainers in the sector.

TREE NEWS reports: The CSI Convertible Bond Index opened flat, with Longxing Convertible Bond, Yongdong Convertible Bond 2, Taifu Convertible Bond, Tezhi Convertible Bond and Aopu Convertible Bond leading the gainers, up 6.79%, 3.00%, 2.91%, 0.90% and 0.88% respectively. Kangtai Convertible Bond 2, Aohong Convertible Bond, Tianzhun Convertible Bond, Baichang Convertible Bond and Shanshi Convertible Bond led the decliners, falling 2.15%, 1.12%, 1.07%, 0.88% and 0.78%.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shanghai Composite Index opened at 3861.75, down 0.07%, while the Shenzhen Component fell 0.08% to 13276.85 and the ChiNext Index slipped 0.03% to 3246.89. The CSI 300 was flat at 4449.88, and the STAR 50 rose 0.41% to 1558.38. The CSI 500 opened 0.06% lower at 7556.90 and the CSI 1000 was unchanged at 7437.82.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index opened 0.50% higher at 24,789.91, while the Hang Seng Tech Index gained 0.47%. JD Health, Sunny Optical Technology and Lenovo Group each rose more than 2% in early trade.

TREE NEWS reports: OpenAI could postpone its planned initial public offering if the company proceeds with a new funding round. The potential delay would push back a listing that has been widely anticipated as one of the largest tech market debuts in recent years. No timeline, size or valuation for any new round was disclosed.

TREE NEWS reports: Taiwan’s weighted stock index opened little changed. No further details on the index level, percentage move or market drivers were provided in the material.

TREE NEWS reports: Margin financing balances on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges rose a combined 674 million yuan to 2.590 trillion yuan as of September 15. The Shanghai exchange’s balance stood at 1.3284 trillion yuan, up 70 million yuan from the previous session, while Shenzhen’s reached 1.2616 trillion yuan, up 604 million yuan.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 opened 0.1% higher, while South Korea’s Kospi opened 0.2% lower. The two benchmark indexes moved in opposite directions at the open.

TREE NEWS reports: A-share IPO underwriting volume has already surpassed all of 2025, with CICC leading the underwriting league table, CITIC Securities climbing sharply from its first-half ranking and Guotai Haitong topping the list by number of deals. First-day trading performance of new listings has diverged, while several brokerages reported higher first-half underwriting revenue.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s IPO market has raised more than HK$360 billion (including over-allotment) so far this year, ranking among the world’s top exchanges. As of September 15, 34 mainland A-share listed companies had completed Hong Kong listings in 2025, with 105 more queued at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Recent debutants include Victory Giant Technology, Luxshare Precision and Zhongji Innolight.

TREE NEWS update: Brookfield has agreed to acquire Reliance Worldwide at $3.38 per share in cash. The all-cash offer values each Reliance Worldwide share at $3.38, with the agreement announced by the two companies.

TREE NEWS reports: Advisor portfolios at China’s Harvest Fund, Zhong Ou Asset Management and Wan Jia Fund have disclosed new position adjustments, shifting within technology sub-sectors while increasing allocations to pharmaceuticals and gold, divergent range. The moves reflect a tilt toward lower-crowding trades and greater certainty in returns.

TREE NEWS reports: Global equity markets remain volatile and A-share turnover has thinned as investors await the Federal Reserve’s September rate meeting this week. Several leading Chinese stock-focused private fund managers said the Fed decision could significantly affect overseas markets and the short-term rhythm of A-shares, noting a rate hike is already fully priced and the real variable is the wording and pace of the policy path ahead. They are positioning for both offense and defense, prioritizing drawdown control and earnings, with differing trading approaches.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese hard-tech ETFs pulled in more than 50 billion yuan ($7bn) of net inflows over the past month, Choice data show, with science-tech 50, semiconductor, telecom and artificial intelligence themes leading the gains. Technology-focused funds have also launched in quick succession, and newly listed ETF holder rosters frequently feature industrial capital and institutional investors.