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Broadcom Reaffirms $230B FY28 AI Revenue Target, 1GW Cluster to Generate $30B Annually

According to Goldman Sachs' research report released on September 8, Broadcom reaffirmed its FY27 and FY28 AI revenue targets of $115 billion and $230 billion respectively. The company outlined that a 1-gigawatt AI cluster would generate approximately $30 billion in annual revenue with operating costs around $10 billion. Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating on Broadcom with a $540 price target.
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Intel Stock Surges 9% as Chipmaker Plans 10% PC CPU Price Hike in October

According to MarketWatch and DIGITIMES reports, Intel's stock soared 9% on September 8 as the chipmaker demonstrated its pricing power, with plans to raise PC central processor (CPU) prices by 10% in October. The company may also discontinue production of low-margin Small Core products. Intel's shares have climbed 183% year-to-date. Rising memory and component costs across the supply chain are driving price increases. Intel server CPU demand has surged significantly due to growing artificial int
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03:31
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Visa Combines VisaNet Data with Onchain Lending to Finance Stablecoin Cards

According to CoinDesk, Visa combined VisaNet settlement data with onchain lending infrastructure today to help stablecoin-linked card programs and fintechs secure working capital. An early version of the model with Credit Coop, a decentralized lending platform, has supported more than US$2.5 billion in financed settlement volume since 2023 with zero defaults. Visa also reported more than 160 stablecoin-linked card programs operate on its network, with payment volume up nearly 200% year over year
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03:29
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Overnight CNH HIBOR Hits One-Month Low at 1.36364% on Sept 9, Down 3 bps

According to Jin10 Data, on September 9, overnight CNH HIBOR fell 3 basis points to 1.36364%, hitting its lowest level since August 10. Two-week CNH HIBOR rose to 1.43697%, marking its highest level since September 1. Other tenors showed mixed movements, with one-week HIBOR declining slightly to 1.40591% and one-year HIBOR edging up to 1.66242%.
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Bolivia's Central Bank Starts Selling Dollars to Stabilize Currency After 20% Depreciation Since June

According to Jin10 and Bolivia's Central Bank, the central bank will start selling U.S. dollars to financial institutions starting Wednesday, Sept. 9, to stabilize the country's currency. The Bolivian peso has depreciated over 20% since the central bank implemented a flexible exchange rate regime on June 29. The central bank stated the measure aims to ease excessive volatility in the foreign exchange market that does not reflect economic fundamentals. The bank holds approximately $1 billion in l
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03:26
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Memory Chips Now Account for 50-55% of Semiconductor Revenue, Up From Historical 20-30%

According to Susquehanna analyst Mehdi Hosseini on September 9, memory chips have become the dominant segment in the semiconductor industry and will maintain their leadership position. Hosseini stated in a report to clients that investments in AI data centers are expected to double semiconductor industry revenue to $1.5 trillion this year, with memory chips serving as the primary growth driver. Memory chips currently represent 50-55% of total semiconductor revenue, compared to a historical avera
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03:25
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CoinGecko Report: Tokenized Stock Perpetuals Show Liquidity Concentration, Legal Rights Pose Key Risk

According to CoinGecko's RWA report released on September 9 in collaboration with BlockBeats, tokenized stock perpetual contracts face significant structural risks despite rapid trading growth. Open positions on major contracts are heavily concentrated on Binance and Hyperliquid, with the two platforms accounting for over two-thirds of total positions, leaving secondary platforms with weak order book depth and limited cross-platform arbitrage. CoinGecko noted that most spot tokenized products re
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BlackRock: Faster BOJ Rate Hikes Could Lift Global Bond Yields as Japanese Capital Flows Home

According to BlackRock, on September 9, the research team led by strategist Wei Li released a report warning that if the Bank of Japan accelerates rate hikes, Japanese investors may repatriate funds seeking higher yields, potentially pushing up global bond yields. The report noted "spillover effects are real," citing risks of feedback loops in bond markets. As domestic yields have historically been near zero, Japanese investors deployed capital overseas for income; rising rates could reverse thi
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JPMorgan: Yen Strength to Ease Japan Debt Pressure, Accelerate AI and Semiconductor Recovery

According to JPMorgan Securities strategists on September 9, a stronger yen is expected to ease upward pressure on Japanese government bond yields, potentially accelerating recovery in Tokyo-listed AI and semiconductor stocks. Strategist Rie Nishihara and colleagues noted that underperforming real estate stocks may also benefit. However, sectors including transportation, logistics, and automotive face headwinds from yen appreciation's negative impact on earnings. This bullish view contrasts with
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03:22
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Tesla's Cybercab Motor Uses No Rare Earth Metals, MP Materials Shares Rise on Cautious Investor View

According to Barron's, Elon Musk recently stated that Tesla's Cybercab electric motor uses no rare earth metals while maintaining the same driving range, a feat he called "extremely difficult to achieve." The Cybercab, Tesla's purpose-built autonomous taxi vehicle which began production in early 2026, joined the company's fleet in Austin, Texas. MP Materials (MP-US), the Western Hemisphere's largest rare earth producer, saw its stock rise about 1.5% to $55.37 on Tuesday, outperforming the S&P 50
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China Domestic LPG Prices Rise to 7,154 Yuan Per Ton, Up 11.6% Since September 2

According to Jin10 Futures, China's domestic LPG prices rose to 7,154 yuan per ton as of September 8, up 11.6% from September 2. The rally is driven by escalating Middle East tensions supporting crude oil, coupled with tight upstream supply, limited import availability, and sustained downstream demand, particularly from the chemical sector. Short-term support remains solid as crude futures maintain strength and supply constraints persist.
03:18
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Trader Valen9 Shorts $123,500 WTI, Bets on Iran Blockade Lifted by End-September

According to BlockBeats, trader Valen9 added a $123,500 short position in WTI crude oil on September 9 and spent an additional $2,719 to purchase 19,400 shares of "US ends Iran blockade by end-September" Yes contracts early today, according to TradingBeats monitoring. Valen9 now holds 3,723 WTI short contracts with a notional value of approximately $347,600 at an average entry price of $91.082, showing an unrealized loss of about $8,490. The trader's Iran blockade position comprises 88,100 share
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03:17
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Solana Meme Coin ZCAT Distributes $2.75M in ZEC Rewards Through Transaction Tax

According to BlockBeats, on September 9, Solana ecosystem meme coin Anonymous Cat (ZCAT) distributed approximately 2,320 ZEC tokens worth about $2.75 million to eligible holders through its transaction tax mechanism. The platform has completed over 470,000 reward distributions. ZCAT imposes a 3% transaction tax on each transfer, with most proceeds converted to Zcash (ZEC) and distributed to wallets holding at least $20 in ZCAT. According to GMGN market data, ZCAT has a market cap of approximatel
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Japan's 10-Year Bond Yields Surge to 3%, Potentially Reducing U.S. Treasury Demand

According to BlackRock strategists Wei Li and Chiguchi Yuichi, on September 8, Japan's 10-year government bond (JGB) yields surged to around 3%, with currency hedging reducing the effective return on U.S. Treasury 10-year notes to approximately 2%. This development may prompt Japanese investors to redirect capital home, potentially dampening foreign demand for U.S. debt. BlackRock noted that even a 5% shift in Japan's approximately $1.1 trillion U.S. Treasury holdings would represent about one-q
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South Korea's Household Lending Contracts to 3.4 Trillion Won in August as Mortgage Lending Expands

According to the Bank of Korea's announcement on September 9, household lending at banks contracted to 3.4 trillion won in August from 5.5 trillion won in July. However, mortgage lending expanded to 4 trillion won from 3.5 trillion won in the prior month, offsetting weakness in other lending categories. The contraction in household lending was driven by reduced personal stock investment and enhanced credit management by banks. Meanwhile, corporate lending expanded, with large-enterprise lending
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