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TREE NEWS update: Honor announced on September 14 the launch of its next-generation Qinghai Lake blade battery, which achieves an energy density of 1000Wh/L and a silicon content of 40%, with a capacity of 11,000mAh. The battery will debut in the Magic9 series.

TREE NEWS reports: HYPE spot ETFs recorded a net outflow of $26.42 million in the trading week of Sept. 7-11, led by Bitwise’s BHYP with $20.13 million in weekly redemptions, followed by 21Shares’ THYP at $6.29 million. BHYP’s cumulative net inflow stands at $146 million and THYP’s at $50.29 million. Total net assets of HYPE spot ETFs reached $430 million, with cumulative net inflows of $330 million.

TREE NEWS update: Zotye Automobile said its new A0-segment vehicle has formally entered the batch trial-production stage as the company pushes to resume full vehicle operations. The model targets overseas markets, where regulatory certification, channel build-out and demand remain uncertain, and no sales have been generated to date. Zotye added that it still faces funding pressure, with continued capital needed for mass production and market launch.

TREE NEWS reports: Oracle shares opened 7.5% higher at $164.43 on September 11, the first session after its fiscal 2027 Q1 results, then reversed to close down 1.74% at $150.28, a swing of more than 10%. Suppliers rallied on the company’s $90-95 billion full-year capex guidance: Hewlett Packard Enterprise rose 12.44% and Dell 11.98%, leading the S&P 500, while Super Micro gained 7.28% and Arista 5.61%.

TREE NEWS update: Xinqi Micro Equipment chairman Cheng Zhuo said at the company’s 2026 half-year results briefing that high-end PCB equipment order deliveries will remain full in the second half, with advanced packaging equipment entering verification and deployment. He added that AI servers, related substrates and advanced packaging capacity expansion will bring further equipment demand next year. The company’s second-phase plant ran at high utilization during its first-half ramp-up and will enter full release in the second half.

TREE NEWS update: Apple customer service said the company has issued no price-cut notice for the iPhone 17 on its official website, responding to reports of steep discounts. It warned buyers that unauthorized third-party channels may sell refurbished or substandard devices, while authorized resellers’ stock is not registered in Apple’s official backend and may include non-official supply. Even premium authorized stores, whose products can sometimes be verified through Apple’s system, are not equivalent to official retail stores.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index closed 0.45% higher, while the Hang Seng Tech Index slipped 0.06%. Among individual names, Xizhi Technology fell more than 11%, Shein dropped over 9%, Zhipu declined more than 9% and Qunhe Technology lost nearly 9%.

TREE NEWS reports: Memory chip stocks fell broadly in US premarket trading, led by SK Hynix down more than 6%. Micron Technology dropped nearly 5%, SanDisk fell over 5% and Western Digital slid nearly 4%. The declines hit the memory semiconductor segment ahead of the US market open.

TREE NEWS reports: Goldman Sachs strategists led by Ben Snider said rising interest rates weigh on equity valuations but corporate earnings remain the most important driver of stocks, and expect the bull market to continue. The S&P 500’s forward P/E has fallen to 19x from 22x at the start of the year, yet the index sits within 2% of its record high. The market has priced in more than three rate hikes over the next year; in the first three months of the past seven hiking cycles, the S&P 500 fell 2% on average but rose 9% in the 12 months after the first hike.

TREE NEWS update: Miniso’s first exclusive original artist IP, ‘YOYO,’ surpassed 200 million yuan in global sales in August 2026, setting a new single-month record for the character. The figure marks the highest monthly total since the IP’s launch and underscores the retailer’s push into proprietary character licensing.

TREE NEWS update: China’s securities regulator said more than 100 listed companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges had disclosed how they treat small and medium-sized enterprises equally, as of the end of April. Guo Ruiming, head of listed-company supervision at the CSRC, gave the figure at a State Council Information Office briefing on September 14 on tackling late payments to SMEs, adding that many listed firms are themselves SMEs facing payment-collection problems.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share margin financing balance stood at 2,602.595 billion yuan as of September 11, with securities lending at 29.031 billion yuan, down 6.662 billion yuan week-on-week, Wind data show. Margin traders added more than 100 million yuan each to 66 stocks, led by Zhongji Innolight with 764 million yuan of net buying, followed by C Suiyuan-U at 732 million yuan and Moore Threads-U at 697 million yuan.

TREE NEWS reports: US stock index futures extended their declines, with Nasdaq 100 futures dropping 1.5%. The move marks a deepening pullback in equity futures, with the tech-heavy index leading the downside.

TREE NEWS reports: European equities opened lower, with the Euro Stoxx 50 falling 0.6% at the open. Germany’s DAX slipped 0.4%, France’s CAC 40 dropped 0.5%, and the UK’s FTSE 100 eased 0.2%.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-shares closed lower on Thursday, with the ChiNext Index down 1.1% and the STAR 50 falling more than 1%. The Shanghai Composite slipped 0.07% and the Shenzhen Component dropped 0.64%. Lab-grown diamond stocks rallied, with Huanghe Whirlwind and Hengsheng Energy hitting the daily limit, while agricultural names retreated. Turnover across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing markets reached about 1.64 trillion yuan.

TREE NEWS update: Shenzhen-listed Feirongda said its liquid cooling business and order backlog are being carried out and delivered in an orderly manner, with capacity utilization in good shape. The company was responding to an investor question on whether its liquid cooling order book is full and whether delivery schedules could lengthen. It said it plans dedicated capacity in line with market and customer demand and the actual progress of the business.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 closed 0.8% lower at 63,492.99, while the broader Topix index finished up 0.7% at 4,058.21. South Korea’s Kospi fell 3.3% to close at 6,684.37.

TREE NEWS update: Tesla has set up a subsidiary in Vietnam. The company, named Tesla Motors Vietnam Limited Liability Company, was registered in Ho Chi Minh City with registered capital of VND 77.667 billion ($3 million). The move marks the US electric-vehicle maker’s formal entry into one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing EV markets.

TREE NEWS reports: A-share cement stocks moved higher in intraday trading, with Fujian Cement hitting the daily limit up. Ningxia Building Materials, Huaxin Building Materials, Sifang New Materials, Conch Cement and Western Construction followed with gains.