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TREE NEWS reports: Liquid cooling concept stocks fell at the open in China, with Zhongshi Technology dropping over 10%. Other decliners included Haoersai, Gaolan Shares, Kstar, Dayuan Pump, and Jinfu Technology.

TREE NEWS reports: The China Convertible Bond Index opened 0.09% higher on [date not specified]. Leading gainers included Hejin Convertible Bond, Haomei Convertible Bond, Z Yizhuan 2, Jushen Convertible Bond, and Jincheng Convertible Bond, rising 5.50%, 2.86%, 1.81%, 1.72%, and 1.62% respectively. The biggest decliners were Wanxun Convertible Bond (-2.40%), Tianmai Convertible Bond (-1.34%), Daotong Convertible Bond (-1.29%), Outong Convertible Bond (-1.20%), and Dazhong Convertible Bond (-0.99%).

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese agricultural stocks continued their strong run, with Yasheng Group hitting its fourth consecutive daily limit up. COFCO Sugar and Dunhuang Seed rose over 9%, while Yuegui Co., Guangnong Co., and Hongsifang opened higher.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shanghai Composite opened at 3935.55 points, up 0.07% on Monday. The Shenzhen Component Index rose 0.06% to 13782.86, while the ChiNext fell 0.13% to 3394.35. The CSI 300 gained 0.02%, but the STAR 50 slipped 0.08%. The CSI 500 and CSI 1000 advanced.

TREE NEWS update: Longsys (301308.SZ) opened flat on its first day of trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The company, a memory storage maker, listed its shares without a significant initial price move, reflecting cautious market sentiment.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index opened 0.63% lower at 25,252.07 points on Monday, while the Hang Seng Tech Index fell 0.56%. Shares of Li Auto, Lenovo Group, and BYD Electronic declined over 1% in early trading.

TREE NEWS reports: As of September 7, margin financing balances on China’s exchanges increased by 115.28 billion yuan to 2.6123 trillion yuan. Shanghai’s balance rose 78.04 billion yuan to 1.3394 trillion, while Shenzhen’s increased 37.24 billion yuan to 1.2729 trillion, reflecting continued investor leverage in the A-share market.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korea’s Seoul Composite Index (KOSPI) extended its gains to 1% on the day. The benchmark index rose as market sentiment improved, with investors reacting to recent economic data and global cues. Further details on the drivers of the move were not immediately available.

TREE NEWS reports: CITIC Securities says the Beijing Stock Exchange is at a stage of bottoming and awaiting incremental catalysts. Valuation and sentiment lows were confirmed in late August, with volume on September 2 signaling entry of incremental funds. Catalysts include index products, the fifth anniversary on November 15, and improved secondary market conditions. The firm recommends positioning in growth and undervalued stocks.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 index opened 0.9% lower on Tuesday, while South Korea’s KOSPI composite gained 0.7% at the open. The divergence reflects regional market sentiment amid global economic cues.

TREE NEWS reports: Intel is set to raise PC CPU prices by another 10% in early October, citing rising costs. This marks continued price hikes over the past year, prioritizing gross margin over market share. The move could open opportunities for Arm-based rivals like Qualcomm and MediaTek in IPC, edge computing, and IoT markets.

TREE NEWS update: Yungu Technology, listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in late May, has signed an A-share tutoring agreement with GF Securities, starting its ‘return to A’ process just three months after its IPO. As of September 7, 15 HK-listed companies have disclosed such plans this year, with healthcare and IT firms leading, and AI-related companies becoming a new growth driver.

TREE NEWS reports: A-share listed banks’ 2026 interim reports show bond investment returns diverging sharply. Agricultural Bank of China posted investment income of 44.353 billion yuan, up 91.56% year-on-year, while over 30 of 42 banks saw declines. Most banks improved fair value gains due to bond market recovery.

TREE NEWS reports: At the start of Asian trading on Tuesday, following the US market’s extended weekend, S&P 500 futures were flat, Dow futures fell 0.6%, and Nasdaq futures declined 0.1%.

TREE NEWS reports: An investigation by Gamers Nexus found LG televisions continue scanning home networks and capturing microphone audio even when the screen is off, four months after LG assured Texas regulators it had addressed the tracking. The findings contradict LG’s earlier commitments to clean up its data collection practices.

TREE NEWS reports: As of Sept 6, 27 Chinese mutual fund firms participated in 93 private placement deals, allocating 47.346 billion yuan, up 168.71% from 17.62 billion yuan in the same period of 2025. The average floating profit ratio stood at 6.83% based on Sept 4 closing prices.

TREE NEWS reports: Public mutual funds in China conducted 1,428 research visits during the first week of September (Aug 31-Sep 6, 2026), with the electronics sector drawing the most attention at 303 visits. Other sectors like pharmaceuticals, autos, and power equipment also saw significant interest, with 183, 125, and 123 visits respectively.

TREE NEWS reports: Global ETF launches hit a record 2,141 new products by end-July this year, with actively managed ETFs accounting for over half, signaling a shift from passive to active management. In China, the first batch of 18 actively managed ETFs is set for approval, reshaping the local ETF landscape.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese securities firms are preparing to distribute the country’s first active ETFs, viewing them as a new growth area amid ETF expansion. Industry insiders warn that distribution advantages won’t guarantee success, as brokers must overcome hurdles in system upgrades, risk planning, product selection, and advisory services.

TREE NEWS reports: Hang Seng Index futures fell 0.32% in overnight trading to 25,254 points. Hang Seng Tech Index futures dropped 0.44% to 4,505 points.