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Japan's Private Sector Activity Slows to May Low in September, Employment Surges

According to S&P Global Market Intelligence, Japan's private sector activity slowed in September, with the composite PMI output index falling to its slowest pace since May, though marking the 18th consecutive month of expansion. Employment numbers posted their largest increase in seven months as companies expanded capacity to meet sustained sales growth. Business confidence also strengthened, driven by rising demand for AI-related services and anticipated growth in defense and automotive sectors
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Hong Kong Government Plans to Issue Up to HK$20 Billion Multi-Currency Digital Bonds Next Week

According to sources cited by Caixin, Hong Kong's government plans to issue multi-currency digital green bonds to raise between HK$15 billion and HK$20 billion (US$1.9 billion to US$2.6 billion), making it the largest such offering globally. The bonds will be denominated in U.S. dollars, Hong Kong dollars, euros, and offshore Chinese yuan, with pricing as early as next Monday. The government has engaged multiple banks to conduct fixed-income investor conferences this week.
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North Korea Conducts Test of Upgraded 240mm Guided Rocket Artillery Shell on September 22

According to Jin10, North Korea's defense research department conducted a test of an upgraded 240mm guided rocket artillery shell on September 22. The upgraded munition features an autonomous precision guidance system capable of striking targets 100 kilometers away via ballistic flight trajectory and targets 115 kilometers away via composite gliding flight mode.
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Samsung Electronics Rallies 7 Days to 286,500 Won Post-Chuseok; KOSPI Has Risen 68% of the Time After Holiday

According to Korea Exchange on September 24, Samsung Electronics closed at 286,500 won on September 23, extending gains for seven consecutive trading days since September 14. The stock is 4.7% away from 300,000 won. Historical data shows KOSPI has risen in 15 of 22 Chuseok holiday periods over the past two decades, with an average post-holiday return of 1.34% compared to negative 0.05% before the break. Samsung Electronics also announced record shareholder returns of 90-110 trillion won this yea
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Thailand, U.S. Continue Tariff Talks With Market Access as Key Sticking Point, Sept 24

According to Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Thailand and the U.S. continue negotiations on a tariff agreement, with market access remaining a key point of contention. Phuangketkeow made the remarks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly on September 24, stating that both countries are engaged in serious discussions on the tariff issue.
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Meta Debuts VR Glasses Priced at $1,299.99, Launches Muse AI at Connect 2026

At Meta Connect 2026 on Wednesday, the company unveiled its long-awaited Meta VR Glasses priced at $1,299.99, set to launch in spring 2027. The lightweight headset features 5K Infinite Display technology and supports eye tracking, hand gestures and voice control. Meta also introduced Muse Charm, a keychain-sized AI device launching in December. CEO Mark Zuckerberg positioned both products around the company's broader "personal superintelligence" strategy, stating Muse AI will evolve into a tool
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Gold Falls Below $4,300 as TD Securities and BMO Target $5,000 in 2027

According to BlockBeats on September 24, gold fell below $4,300 per ounce amid dollar strength and rising Treasury yields, though TD Securities and BMO Capital Markets both expect the metal to breach $5,000 in 2027. TD Securities noted that gold's traditional negative correlation with real interest rates has weakened, with geopolitical risks and de-dollarization potentially supporting demand. Global gold ETFs accumulated approximately 6.3 million ounces since July, while central banks purchased
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Reap Partners with Visa to Launch Stablecoin-Linked Credit Cards Across 100+ Markets

Fintech company Reap has partnered with Visa to launch stablecoin-linked Visa credit cards across more than 100 markets globally. The collaboration will expand Reap's operations from Asia and Latin America into Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Under Visa's Asia-Pacific stablecoin settlement program, Reap will use stablecoins to directly settle payment obligations, with plans to explore additional payment models and multi-currency stablecoin functionality.
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Whale Closes Short Position in CXMT After Two Months, Takes $10.84M Loss on September 24

According to BlockBeats citing Ember data, a whale started closing its short position in Caiwei Microelectronics (CXMT) on September 24, two months after initiating a short sale, with an estimated loss of $10.84 million, including $5.24 million in funding fees. The address had shorted 2.9 million shares (approximately $18.85 million) at $6.50 per share just before CXMT's listing in late July. It is now planning to unwind approximately 2 million shares (approximately $17.04 million) via TWAP exec
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VKTX Surges 36% on VK2735 Maintenance Data; Raises $400M Through Stock and Convertibles

According to Stocktwits, Viking Therapeutics (VKTX) jumped 36% on Tuesday after the company released positive maintenance data for its obesity drug VK2735, marking its best one-day gain in over two years. Patients maintained up to 97% of their weight loss when switched from weekly to every-other-week injections, and up to 90% when moved to monthly doses. On Wednesday, shares fell in after-hours trading after Viking announced plans to raise $400 million through $200 million in common stock and $2
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Hong Kong Expands Entry Facilitation Schemes to Central Asia, Middle East from October 1

According to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, starting October 1, the territory will expand its "Scheme for Facilitated Entry for Specially Invited Persons," extending coverage from Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) member states to Central Asia and Middle East countries and regions. All government policy bureaus and departments will be permitted to issue invitations under the scheme to promote trade, economic cooperation, and exchanges. The government will simult
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