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TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-share MLCC concept stocks rallied again in afternoon trading, with Yunzhong Technology rising more than 10%. Shuangxing New Material had earlier hit the daily limit-up, while Fenghua Advanced Technology, Hongming Electronics, Torch Electron, Sinocera Material and CCTC quickly climbed.

TREE NEWS reports: Several China A-share printed circuit board (PCB) concept stocks moved sharply, with Chaozhou Three-Circle (Ultrasonic Electronics) touching the daily limit-up. Aohong Electronics and Xiehe Electronics had earlier sealed limit-up, while Chongda Technology, Yidun Electronics and Xunjie Xing led the gainers. The sector saw localized, uneven trading activity.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shenzhen Component and ChiNext indices each fell more than 2% in morning trade, with nearly 5,200 stocks declining across the market. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index dropped 0.85% and the Hang Seng Tech Index slipped 0.79%, as MINIMAX fell over 8%. The Bank of Japan is preparing to raise interest rates at next week’s policy meeting, most likely by 25 basis points.

TREE NEWS update: The US releases August CPI at 20:30 Beijing time, while CME’s 100-ounce silver futures begin around-the-clock trading. The Bank of Russia publishes its rate decision at 18:00, and the IEA issues its monthly oil market report at 16:00. The 2026 China Computing Power Conference opens in Langfang, and the 18th BRICS leaders’ summit runs September 12-13 in New Delhi.

TREE NEWS reports: US spot ether ETFs recorded a combined net outflow of $29.76 million on Sept. 10. BlackRock’s Staked ETH ETF ETHB drew the largest single-day inflow at $13.95 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $812 million. Grayscale’s Ether Mini Trust ETF ETH followed with $7.75 million, taking its historical total to $1.911 billion.

TREE NEWS reports: US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded a total net outflow of $283 million on Sept. 10, a third consecutive day of net redemptions, SoSoValue data show. Morgan Stanley’s MSBT drew the largest single-day inflow at $3.9792 million, bringing its cumulative net inflow to $525 million, while Ark Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB saw the biggest outflow at $164 million, with cumulative net inflows of $1.223 billion.

TREE NEWS reports: With US midterms in their final stretch, Wall Street is treating a divided Congress as its base case, expecting Democrats to retake the House in November while Republicans hold the Senate narrowly. Citi’s Stuart Kaiser said gridlock would force compromise and keep policy mild, letting stocks focus on corporate and economic fundamentals. Since 1950, US equities have averaged 13.7% annual gains under a Republican president with a split Congress.

TREE NEWS reports: Brent crude settled up 6.3% at $107.63 a barrel and US 30-year Treasury yields hit 5.37%, a 19-year high, as a Treasury buyback fell short of its $6 billion cap and President Trump pledged $5,000 to every US adult if Republicans keep Congress. The 10-year yield rose to 4.943%, the S&P 500 fell 0.6% and the Nasdaq 100 lost 0.9%.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite closed the morning session down 1.82% at 3862.73, with all major Chinese equity benchmarks in the red. The Shenzhen Component fell 2.34% to 13298.77, the ChiNext Index dropped 2.04% to 3270.35, and the CSI 300 slipped 1.59% to 4476.18. Smaller-cap gauges led losses, with the CSI 500 down 3.20% at 7470.88 and the CSI 1000 down 3.72% at 7305.31.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-shares fell broadly at the midday close on September 11, with the Shenzhen Component down 2.34% and the ChiNext Index down 2.04%, while the Shanghai Composite lost 1.82%. About 5,200 stocks declined across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing markets, and first-half turnover reached 1.28 trillion yuan. Only the hydropower sector gained, as nonferrous metals, financials and semiconductor chips led losses.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese semiconductor chip stocks fell in a broad decline, with Juguang Technology and Bright Power Semiconductor dropping more than 10% each. More than ten other chip names, including Helitune Micro-Nano, Lixin Micro, Hongwei Technology, Huahai Chengke and Hengshuo Shares, each fell over 7%.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component Indexes each fell more than 2%, while the ChiNext Index dropped 1.81%, with nonferrous metals, large-cap financials and semiconductor chips leading the declines. Nearly 5,300 stocks across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges closed lower.

TREE NEWS reports: The Shenzhen Component Index fell more than 2% on the day, while the Shanghai Composite dropped 1.78% and the ChiNext Index lost 1.63%. Non-ferrous metals, semiconductor chips and large-cap financials led the declines. Nearly 5,200 stocks fell across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges.

TREE NEWS reports: Shares in Chinese CPO concept stocks rebounded on Thursday, with Mingpu Optomagnetic, Optoelectronic, and Huasheng Tiancheng hitting the daily limit up. Other names including Tefa Information, Yongding, and Innolight rose in sympathy. No specific catalyst or date was given for the move.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s power sector saw localized gains on the A-share market, with Mindong Electric extending its winning streak to a third consecutive limit-up day. Hangzhou Thermal Power surged toward its daily limit, while Hunan Development, Xinneng Technology, Guangxi Energy and Huayin Electric Power led the advance.

TREE NEWS reports: All three major Chinese stock indices fell more than 1%, with metals, tourism, brokerages and steel among the worst-performing sectors. More than 5,100 stocks declined across the Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges. The broad selloff hit the vast majority of listed companies on the mainland.

TREE NEWS reports: Shares of Chinese food and consumer companies dropped at the market open, with Keming Food hitting the daily limit down. Haixin Foods, Anji Foodstuff, Wanchen Group, Huanlejia and Sanquan Food all fell in sympathy. No specific catalyst for the decline was given in the material.

TREE NEWS reports: Both the Shanghai Composite Index and the Shenzhen Component Index fell more than 1% on the session. The two major mainland Chinese benchmarks declined in tandem, each dropping over 1% as of the latest reading.

TREE NEWS reports: The CSI Convertible Bond Index opened 0.29% lower, with Jincheng, Jin 25, Ruike, Hejin and Qizhong convertible bonds leading declines at 4.16%, 3.04%, 2.55%, 2.21% and 2.15% respectively. Youcai convertible bond led gainers with a 15.96% rise, followed by Guiran, Lanxiao 02, Sanjiang and Kema convertible bonds, up 1.69%, 0.94%, 0.78% and 0.76%.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese AI chipmaker Enflame Technology opened 188.37% higher on its first day of trading. The stock’s debut surge reflects strong investor demand for domestic artificial-intelligence semiconductor companies. No further details on the listing venue or pricing were provided.