Rising government bond yields in major economies are adding downside pressure to equities, according to Ming Pao. Hong Kong Austrian Economics Institute president Wang Bi said governments have long relied on quantitative easing and debt expansion, with risks often surfacing in a non-linear and concentrated way. He said fiscal welfare policies in the West are often difficult to reverse because of political considerations, leaving structural fiscal deficits in a difficult position. Wang added that the recent surge in sovereign yields across major economies shows markets are increasingly pricing in governments with fiscal imbalances.

A lawsuit filed against DBS Group Holdings Ltd. in Singapore’s High Court is related to an associate of Jho Low, the alleged mastermind behind the 1Malaysia Development Bhd. scandal, according to Bloomberg. The 1MDB Asset Recovery Taskforce made the link in a statement, Bloomberg reported.

Hunter Biden’s LAPTOP memecoin lost more than 95% of its value within its first hour of trading, turning what was billed as a politically charged crypto launch into a frenzy of accusations, denials and onchain scrutiny.

大饼继续回撤至76k附近，市场在等今晚的美国CPI数据。

According to Jin10, Moneyfarm investment director Richard Flax said in a report that the UK economy has remained resilient despite challenges from the Middle East conflict and high oil prices. UK GDP grew 0.4% in July, above economists' consensus forecast of zero growth. Flax said technology-related sectors performed strongly, offsetting weakness in other areas, while investors remain cautious about whether the momentum can continue over the next few months amid rising energy costs, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical tensions.

According to Yonhap, HKET and RTHK, Asian equities broadly retreated on Friday as a jump in oil prices and rising bets on a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike overshadowed chip optimism ahead of key U.S. inflation data. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 dropped 1,259.61 points, or 1.93%, to close at 64,011.34, a one-month low, after falling as much as 3% intraday to 63,208. The index lost 1.55% over the week, its second straight weekly decline. Chip-related names weighed, with Advantest down 6.49% and Tokyo Electron off 2.56%. Seoul's KOSPI closed 124.01 points, or 1.76%, lower at 6,909.91 after opening down 3.29%. Market bellwether Samsung Electronics fell 3.53% to 259,500 won and SK hynix declined 2.21% to 1.81 million won, while SK Innovation shed 5.42%. Shipbuilder HD Hyundai Heavy Industries bucked the trend, jumping 5.62%. The KOSPI still gained 3.3% on the week. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index eased 148.84 points, or 0.60%, to 24,805.63, with turnover at HK$228.43 billion; the Hang Seng Tech Index slipped 0.2% to 4,320. Tencent rose 0.66% to HK$428.40 and Alibaba added 0.56% to HK$107.50, while Zijin Mining fell more than 6% and MiniMax dropped over 7%. Sun Hung Kai Properties fell about 8% after results. Taiwan's TAIEX closed down 755.64 points, or 1.61%, at 46,184.85, briefly sinking below 46,000 intraday, with the weekly loss near 0.8%. TSMC ended 1.63% lower at NT$2,410 and MediaTek fell 2.86%; foreign investors and other institutions sold a net NT$112.4 billion. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite fell 1.18% to 3,888.11 and the Shenzhen Component lost 1.08%, while the CSI 300 declined 0.84% to 4,510.16; combined turnover reached 1.97 trillion yuan with more than 4,800 stocks lower. AI-chip maker Enflame surged on its Shanghai debut, at one point up about 190%.

HYPE spot ETFs recorded net outflows for two straight days on September 8 and 9, according to TradingBeats monitoring cited by BlockBeats. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, the outflows totaled about $18.25 million over the two days, with all of the September 9 outflow coming from Bitwise's BHYP. Weekly net inflows into HYPE spot ETFs had already slowed sharply before turning negative. Net inflows fell from about $56.9 million in the week of August 24 to 28 to about $12.3 million in the week of August 31 to September 4, a decline of 78.4%, before shifting to a single-day net outflow. As of September 9, cumulative historical net inflows into HYPE spot ETFs were still about $338 million, while total net assets stood at about $464 million. The article said recent incremental buying of HYPE through ETFs has moved from slowing growth to a phased withdrawal.

Neko Health CEO Hjalmar Nilsonne said technology could help healthcare shift from treating symptoms to identifying risks earlier, according to Bloomberg. He said Neko’s scans combine imaging, cardiovascular testing and blood analysis to build a detailed picture of a person’s health, while repeated scans can create longitudinal data to track changes and uncover patterns over time. Nilsonne said AI and more personalized medicine could ultimately help people stay healthier for longer in his lifetime. He spoke to Tom Mackenzie on the latest episode of "Bloomberg Tech: Europe."

According to Jin10, China’s central bank Deputy Governor and SAFE Administrator Zhu Hexin met with Leong Sing Song, Deputy Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore, on September 9, 2026. The two sides exchanged views on the global economic and financial situation and on deepening cooperation between China and Singapore in the financial sector, and SAFE Deputy Administrator Li Bin accompanied the meeting.

According to Jin10, Xinri Shares said controlling shareholder Zhang Chongshun completed the release of a portion of pledged shares on September 10, 2026, involving 13 million shares, or 13.99% of his holdings and 5.65% of the company's total share capital. After the release, Zhang had 26.3 million pledged shares remaining, equal to 28.30% of his direct holdings and 11.43% of the company's total share capital. Zhang Chongshun, Chen Yuying, and Wuxi Zhunlai are acting in concert and together hold 56.97% of the company's total share capital; after the release, their combined pledged shares totaled 35.3 million, or 26.92% of their combined holdings and 15.34% of the company's total share capital. The released shares have no subsequent pledge plan.

SolanaFloor said users should not interact with SILV, the tokenized silver asset issued by Dominion_Market, after an attack compromised Dominion’s treasury wallet. According to Odaily, SILV fell 74% after the incident.

South Korea has not decided whether to send troops to the Strait of Hormuz, as the government reviews a U.S. request to do so, according to Jiemian News. South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun spoke by phone with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on September 11 for 10 to 15 minutes, with both sides outlining their positions on the regional situation. Cho said South Korea attaches importance to restoring free navigation through the Strait of Hormuz as soon as possible and hopes for lasting peace and stability in the Middle East. He also said South Korea has consistently supported the free and safe passage of all ships through the strait and will continue to take part in international efforts to secure that freedom. Araghchi said the current Middle East tensions stem from attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel, and that Iran is responding to defend its territory and sovereignty. South Korea's vice defense minister Lee Doo-hee said on September 10 that the government was still weighing national security and economic interests before making any decision on troop deployment.

市场会在资本控制和重大战略选择最为关键的时刻进行干预。这种模式是否能催生出更优秀的公司，目前尚无定论。

Nasdaq is investing $100 million in Payward, the parent company of Kraken, at a reported $21 billion valuation as the firms prepare to launch tokenised equities in 2027.

A16Z,a16z创始人：软件将以快得多的速度吞噬世界 金色财经,软件即将以算力的速度吞噬世界。

一条新链上，都有哪些人在赚钱？为什么有人赚币价，有人赚手续费，还有人不买涨跌，只赚两个市场之间的差价？

第一批吃螃蟹的运营商，当务之急是和官方一起把运营模板打磨出来。

币安是"钱最多的中心"，Bitget 是"样样不差的全面手"，OKX 是"精选不贪多"，Bybit 是"铺得快但还没跑起来"。

John Ternus has inherited the world’s most powerful consumer hardware ecosystem. His first keynote as Apple CEO suggested he wants to make artificial intelligence the force that defines what comes next.

The AISI said it found no real-world harm, but described the behavior as novel, potentially deceptive and more serious than anticipated.