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TREE NEWS reports: US spot bitcoin ETFs recorded their largest single-day net inflow since January, totaling $731 million. Analysts attributed the surge to dovish comments from Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, which boosted risk appetite for digital assets.

TREE NEWS update: Longsys has priced its H-share offering at HK$236.00 per share, effective September 4, 2026. The final offer price was confirmed in a company announcement, paving the way for the listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

TREE NEWS update: Bilibili announced plans to issue $700 million in convertible senior notes, alongside an equity placement and share repurchase program. The move aims to raise capital and return value to shareholders. Details on the terms and timing were not disclosed.

TREE NEWS update: A record 82 new funds began offering this week in China, the highest weekly launch count on record. Among them, the first batch of eight ChiNext computing infrastructure ETFs started sales on September 4. A total of 167 funds are currently marketing or about to launch, with equity funds and yield-enhanced fixed-income products leading issuance.

TREE NEWS update: Tencent, the largest external shareholder of Suiyuan Technology, stands to gain over 12.6 billion yuan as the AI chip maker launches its IPO on the STAR Market. Tencent subscribed to 1.7471 million shares in the strategic placement for 248 million yuan and holds a 20.26% stake post-IPO.

TREE NEWS update: Tesla shares dropped 1.7% in premarket trading on Tuesday after the company officially launched its Cybercab robotaxi service in Austin, Texas. The deployment marks a key step in Tesla’s autonomous driving ambitions, though the market reaction was negative.

TREE NEWS reports: Hong Kong stocks closed higher on [date not specified], with the Hang Seng Index gaining 1.74% and the Hang Seng Tech Index rising 2.27%. Tech stocks mostly advanced, with Lenovo surging over 6% and SenseTime up over 5%. However, Shein fell over 9% and Hua Hong Semiconductor dropped over 8%.

TREE NEWS reports: Lululemon shares fell over 18% in premarket trading after the athletic apparel maker lowered its full-year profit and sales outlook. The company cited a slower start to the year and softer consumer demand. Separately, Adobe shares declined 3% following the announcement of a CEO change.

TREE NEWS update: Philippine food giant Jollibee Foods Corp. (JFC) said on Sept. 1 it plans to inject its overseas business into a new entity, Jollibee Foods Corporation International (JFCI), and list it on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The move, disclosed via the Philippine Stock Exchange, marks a shift in the company’s capital strategy. JFC operates Yonghe King in China.

TREE NEWS reports: The US August nonfarm payrolls report is due tonight, with consensus expecting 55,000 new jobs and unemployment at 4.1%. JPMorgan warns that strong data could boost bond yields and pressure stocks, as Fed Chair Warsh signaled tight policy. Goldman Sachs forecasts only 40,000 jobs, citing a cautious outlook. Markets are also eyeing next week’s CPI for Fed direction.

TREE NEWS reports: Southbound Stock Connect funds have recorded net selling of HK$10 billion as of now. The outflow underscores investor caution in Hong Kong equities amid ongoing market volatility. The figure marks a significant daily shift in cross-border capital flows between mainland China and Hong Kong.

TREE NEWS reports: SHEIN’s Hong Kong-listed shares fell more than 9% in late trading on [date if known, else today], marking a sharp decline. The drop reflects ongoing market volatility and investor sentiment. No further details were provided in the initial report.

TREE NEWS reports: US Bitcoin ETFs drew $730.9 million on Thursday as Bitcoin reclaimed $80,000, marking the highest daily inflow since January. CryptoQuant cautioned that fresh demand remains weak, with a key resistance level at $83,000.

TREE NEWS reports: JPMorgan reiterated its Overweight rating on Nvidia with a $320 price target after meeting with the company’s investor relations team. Analyst Harlan Sur noted that supply, not demand, is the key constraint, with management suggesting business could double if supply limits were lifted. Nvidia guided to ~70% YoY growth in fiscal 2028, but Sur sees potentially stronger growth given customer demand.

TREE NEWS reports: Emmanuel Sharef, who runs PIMCO’s flagship 60/40 balanced income and growth fund, is betting the next AI winners won’t be crowded US tech giants, shifting toward Asian equipment suppliers and Chinese financial and healthcare stocks. He cites rising debt burdens and uncertain earnings outlooks among many large US tech firms as spending soars.

TREE NEWS reports: European stocks opened lower on Tuesday, with Germany’s DAX down 0.17%, the UK’s FTSE 100 down 0.28%, France’s CAC 40 down 0.25%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 down 0.28%. Volkswagen rose nearly 10% after announcing a restructuring plan.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese equities ended lower on Monday as the benchmark Shanghai Composite fell 0.3%, Shenzhen Component dropped 0.79%, and ChiNext slipped 0.78%, with the STAR50 index losing over 2%. Pork-related stocks rallied, with New Hope, Luoniushan, and Zhenghong Technology hitting limit-up. Liquid cooling and semiconductor shares declined, with Inspur Information hitting limit-down and Hua Hong down over 8%. Turnover reached 2.05 trillion yuan, with over 2,900 stocks falling.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shanghai Composite closed at 3930.12 points, down 0.30% on [date]. The Shenzhen Component fell 0.79% to 13516.97, while the ChiNext dropped 0.78% to 3286.55. The CSI 300 edged down 0.10% to 4548.05, but the STAR 50 lost 2.10% to 1577.36, leading declines.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s ChiNext Index dropped more than 1% in morning trading, after earlier surging over 1.7%. The reversal reflects volatile market conditions amid ongoing economic uncertainty.