USD/JPY became the focus this week after the pair fell below 155 and the dollar's decline accelerated. According to Sina Finance, the pair dropped below 153 during Tuesday's Asian session and fell more than 700 points over the week. Over the past five years, USD/JPY has seen three separate declines of 20 big figures or more. If history repeats, the exchange rate could break well below 150 from its July high. For such a move to occur, the Bank of Japan's hawkish policy stance would need to continue through next week's policy meeting. Traders appear to be pricing in that scenario, especially after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi did not oppose further rate hikes. The yen's strength has also spread across the G10 currency bloc. The latest move showed the yen strengthening against the New Zealand dollar, with NZD/JPY falling to its lowest level since December last year.

According to Sina Finance, Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong told Parliament that current political appointees will receive a one-time salary adjustment of up to 9% starting October 15. The size of the adjustment will depend on individual circumstances, including job performance. Wong said that over the next five years, if he continues to serve as prime minister, he will donate the full salary increase from this adjustment to suitable charitable causes.

Hong Kong's half-day short selling turnover reached HK$15.882 billion, accounting for 15.13% of total market turnover of HK$104.984 billion, with 796 stocks sold short, according to ETNet. Xiaomi had the largest short selling turnover at HK$1.484 billion, or 9.34% of the total, equal to 51.89% of its own turnover. Southern Hang Seng Tech had HK$975 million in short selling, or 6.14% of the total, equal to 25.2% of its own turnover. Tracker Fund of Hong Kong recorded HK$592 million in short selling, while Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable had HK$534 million. Xiaomi closed at HK$26.84, down 2.4%; Southern Hang Seng Tech closed at HK$4.392, down 1.04%; Tracker Fund of Hong Kong closed at HK$25.92, down 0.31%; and Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable closed at HK$178.3, up 1.77%.

According to Jin10, Australia's economy appears to be flashing a stagnation warning, with two consumer confidence indicators on Tuesday showing households have turned pessimistic and business conditions falling below zero for the first time since the pandemic.

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Hong Kong sales of non-exchange-traded investment products surged 63% year on year to a record HK$9.9 trillion in 2025, according to ETNet. The annual joint survey by the Securities and Futures Commission and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said the increase was driven by record market participation and strong demand for fixed income, currency and commodity-related products. The number of clients and firms participating in the market also hit record highs. Clients completing at least one non-exchange-traded investment product transaction rose 33% to more than 1.6 million, while the number of licensed corporations and registered institutions selling such products increased 9% to 452. The number of large firms climbed 27% to 128. Collective investment schemes and structured products drove the record sales, rising 85% and 53%, respectively. Collective investment schemes overtook structured products for the first time since 2020 to become the best-selling product category. Among the top five collective investment schemes reported by large firms, money market funds accounted for 88% of sales, up from 80% in 2024. Sales of currency-linked products also rose 50% to HK$698 billion. Debt securities sales were 43% higher than in 2022, led by sovereign bonds, up 138%, and investment-grade corporate bonds, up 43%.

According to Reuters, Yonhap and HKET, Asian equities were mixed at midday Tuesday, with Seoul outpacing the region on strength in memory-chip names while Hong Kong technology shares lagged. Tokyo's Nikkei 225 held modest gains, trading at 66,526.13, up 126.29 points or 0.19% as of 04:32 UTC. Chip-equipment maker Advantest added 2.90% and Tokyo Electron was little changed at -0.13%, while Sony fell 2.54%. Japan reported July real wages rose 2.4%, the biggest gain since 2021. Seoul's KOSPI led regional gains, trading at 7,159.09, up 163.70 points or 2.34% as of 04:32 UTC, driven by memory names. SK Hynix rose 5.83% to 1,887,000 won and Samsung Electronics gained 3.33% to 279,000 won. South Korea's exports have already surpassed a full-year record, reaching $709.4 billion year-to-date. Hong Kong stocks eased at the lunch break, with the Hang Seng down 67 points at 25,345.57 (-0.27%) on turnover of HK$104.98 billion, and the Hang Seng Tech Index off 1.10%. Lenovo fell more than 5%, Xiaomi lost over 2%, and AI plays Zhipu and MINIMAX dropped about 8% and 6% respectively. Oil majors advanced 2%-3% and mainland developers firmed, with Longfor up about 4%; the CSOP SK Hynix Daily Max (2x) Leveraged Product climbed more than 12%. Data-storage firm Longsys made a tepid Hong Kong debut, slipping 0.68% below its issue price. Taiwan's TAIEX slipped to 47,224.46, down 101.81 points or 0.22% as of 04:32 UTC, with heavyweight TSMC up 0.61% at NT$2,475. Panel maker AU Optronics rose more than 5% at one point on heavy turnover, though analyst Wang Chao-li said the move was theme-driven, tied to a one-off gain from an asset sale rather than a fundamental shift. In mainland China, the Shanghai Composite edged up 14.29 points or 0.36% to 3,946.99 at the midday break, with agriculture shares leading. China's August exports surged on high-tech and AI demand, Reuters reported.

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The Philippines is tightening its grip on the crypto industry again, with the country’s central bank imposing stricter standards for token listings and effectively shutting privacy coins out of compliant local exchanges.

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Liquid Network recovered 3,400 BTC worth about $269.2 million after hackers exploited a vulnerability and drained 4,000 BTC. The attackers kept around 598.5 BTC worth about $47 million, leaving Liquid’s services paused and questions over the remaining funds.

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