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Chinese Futures Contracts See $10.18B Net Inflows Led by Soybeans as CSI 1000 Sees $101B Outflow on September 16

According to Jin10 Futures, as of 11:33 AM on September 16, Chinese domestic futures main contracts recorded mixed capital flows. Soybean meal (2701) led inflows with 918 million yuan, followed by coking coal (2701) at 536 million yuan and crude oil (2611) at 284 million yuan. On the outflow side, CSI 1000 (2609) saw the largest exit with 10.103 billion yuan, while CSI 500 (2609) and CSI 300 (2609) recorded outflows of 5.989 billion yuan and 5.582 billion yuan, respectively.
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BIS Analysis Finds Bitcoin On-Chain Transfers May Differ Up to 6-Fold Based on UTXO Handling

According to the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), on September 16, analysis of nearly 100 billion blockchain records found that on-chain metrics widely used in the crypto industry may show significant deviations. Bitcoin on-chain transfer volumes could differ by up to approximately 6 times depending on how unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs) are processed. The research also identified approximately 13 million active contracts on Ethereum, including roughly 1.4 million tokens. The BIS no
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Polish Energy Company Orlen Loses $424M in Venezuelan Oil Deal After Intermediaries Disappear With $132M USDT

According to Financial Times investigation reported by ChainCatcher, Polish state energy company Orlen prepaid $230 million to Dubai trader Hannon International for approximately 6 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil but received only 500,000 barrels of fuel oil. During the transaction, part of the funds were converted to USDT and transferred through intermediaries to Venezuelan counterparts. At least $132 million in USDT given to two intermediaries subsequently went missing. Including tanke
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China's Commodity Futures Rise Led by PET Bottles, Rapeseed Meal Up 3% in Early Trading

In early trading on September 16, China's commodity futures saw mixed gains, with PET bottle flakes and rapeseed meal leading gains at over 3%. Soybean meal, Shanghai silver, and ethylene glycol (EG) rose over 2%. On the downside, lithium carbonate and rapeseed fell over 2%, while Shanghai nickel, crude oil, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) fell over 1%.
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U.S. Coast Guard, FBI Board Foreign Oil Tanker to Investigate Cyber Attack on August 21

According to the U.S. Coast Guard, American military and Federal Bureau of Investigation personnel boarded a foreign-flagged oil tanker on August 21 to investigate a cyber attack. The vessel, which was heading toward Texas, had shown signs of network intrusion by overseas cyber attackers. Coast Guard officials stated that the ship's captain, crew, and shore personnel cooperated fully with the investigation. The operation caused no operational disruptions or casualties. The tanker is currently po
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Biren Weighs $1 Billion Share Sale After 90-Day Lockup Ends in Early October

According to Bloomberg and people familiar with the matter, Shanghai-based Biren Technology, an AI chip graphics processing unit developer, is considering a share sale that could raise about $1 billion after its 90-day lockup from July fundraising ends in early October. The company raised approximately $900 million in July. Banks are in early stages of sounding out investor interest, though Biren has not finalized the deal size or structure and could still decide not to proceed.
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Offshore HKD Hibor Rates Rise; Two-Week Rate Hits 1.42% on Sept 16

According to Jin10, offshore Hong Kong interbank offered rates (Hibor) for most tenors rose on Wednesday, Sept 16. The two-week Hibor climbed to 1.42303%, marking the highest level since Sept 10. Overnight Hibor increased 2 basis points to 1.36788%, while one-week Hibor rose to 1.39015%. The one-year rate edged down to 1.66939%.
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U.S. Pushes Mexico to Accept AI Hardware Rules of Origin; Mexican Server Exports Hit $830B in First Half of 2026

According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. government is pressuring Mexico to accept new rules of origin for artificial intelligence hardware exports on September 16, aiming to prevent Chinese and other foreign companies from circumventing tariffs. U.S. trade negotiators plan to apply sourcing requirements similar to automotive rules—requiring at least 75% of components to originate from North America for tariff-free treatment. Mexico exported $830 billion worth of computer servers for AI da
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Japan's Crude Oil Inventory Declines 1,158 Kiloliters as Refinery Utilization Rises

According to Japan's Petroleum Association (PAJ), Japan's commercial crude oil inventory totaled 10.45 million kiloliters for the week ending Sept. 12, down 1,158 kiloliters from 10.45 million kiloliters the prior week. Refinery operating capacity utilization rose to 87.2% from 82.9%, while design capacity utilization edged down to 76.2% from 76.6%.
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Qualcomm Climbs 4.3% to Two-Month High on $60 Billion Amazon AI Chip Deal

On Tuesday, Qualcomm shares jumped 4.3% to a two-month high as investors responded positively to the chipmaker's expanding role in AI data-center infrastructure. Last week, Qualcomm announced a multiyear collaboration with Amazon to develop customized AI chips for AWS, with Amazon potentially purchasing up to $60 billion of Qualcomm's AI data-center chips and related products over the deal's duration. StoneX reiterated its Buy rating and $270 price target for Qualcomm, highlighting improving lev
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Bank of America Forecasts Semiconductor Market to Reach $3.2 Trillion by 2030

According to Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya, the semiconductor industry's total addressable market (TAM) could reach $3.2 trillion by 2030, driven primarily by growth in memory chips and data center demand, with additional recovery expected from automotive and industrial sectors. Arya currently estimates the semiconductor market size at $1.7 trillion in 2026. Despite near-term market concerns about AI development slowdown, he sees no signs of deceleration in customer orders, long-term contra
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Meta's Zuckerberg Opposes Industry Coordination to Slow AI Development on September 15

According to Mark Zuckerberg's statement on Tuesday, September 15, Meta CEO opposed calls for industry-wide coordination to slow frontier AI development, backing Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's market-based approach. Zuckerberg stated that each AI laboratory bears responsibility for safety and has sufficient incentives to advance AI at speeds that ensure secure model training. He argued that market competition naturally encourages enterprises to improve AI system safety and alignment; if an AI company
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