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Market news: Leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have signed a memorandum of understanding on independence.September 14th - According to a Reuters survey, a majority of economists believe the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this week and at least once more before the end of March next year, reversing the previously fragile consensus that interest rates would remain unchanged. Following Fridays inflation report, the Reuters survey showed that 85% of economists believe the Fed will raise rates by 25 basis points at its September meeting, bringing the rate to 3.75%-4.00%, the first rate hike since July 2023. Nearly 53% of forecasters expect at least one more rate hike by the end of March, compared to 56% last week who believed rates would remain unchanged. The prevailing view of a rate cut in 2027 is no longer valid. Stephen Juneau, senior economist at Bank of America, said, "Wash has actually put himself in a position where the Fed will only abandon rate hikes if the data is very weak." He has been expecting three rate hikes this year since June. "We didnt initially meet that expectation... then we received this inflation report, and things became clearer."On September 14th, exclusive data compiled from reliable industry sources revealed that the outstanding assets of 14 wealth management companies (including 6 state-owned bank wealth management companies and 8 joint-stock bank wealth management companies, accounting for approximately 80% of the market share) with assets under management exceeding 1 trillion yuan reached approximately 27.4 trillion yuan as of the end of August, representing a net inflow of over 280 billion yuan compared to July. Data from the China Banking Wealth Management Registration and Custody Center shows that the total outstanding assets in the market reached 33.66 trillion yuan at the end of June this year. Based on the compiled data, even considering only the increase in assets under management by the 14 wealth management companies in the past two months (1.46 trillion yuan in July and 0.28 trillion yuan in August), the total size of the wealth management market has reached approximately 35.4 trillion yuan. In the first eight months of this year, the outstanding assets of the 14 major wealth management companies increased by approximately 1.96 trillion yuan. By product category, the scale of equity-inclusive products increased by over 1.98 trillion yuan, non-cash pure debt products increased by only about 176 billion yuan compared to the beginning of the year, and cash products decreased by over 180 billion yuan compared to the beginning of the year.September 14th - The German Finance Ministry stated on Monday that Germany will push for a windfall profits tax on energy companies during Fridays informal meeting of EU finance ministers. Meanwhile, the German government expressed growing concern about rising gasoline prices. A government spokesperson said, "We are closely monitoring developments with increasing concern." He added that recent price increases are placing a heavy burden on businesses and the public.GAIL, India’s state-owned natural gas company, says that liquefied natural gas prices exceeding $20 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) have impacted demand.

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  • 18:08:34

    Market news: Leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have signed a memorandum of understanding on independence.

  • 18:03:58

    September 14th - According to a Reuters survey, a majority of economists believe the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this week and at least once more before the end of March next year, reversing the previously fragile consensus that interest rates would remain unchanged. Following Friday's inflation report, the Reuters survey showed that 85% of economists believe the Fed will raise rates by 25 basis points at its September meeting, bringing the rate to 3.75%-4.00%, the first rate hike since July 2023. Nearly 53% of forecasters expect at least one more rate hike by the end of March, compared to 56% last week who believed rates would remain unchanged. The prevailing view of a rate cut in 2027 is no longer valid. Stephen Juneau, senior economist at Bank of America, said, "Wash has actually put himself in a position where the Fed will only abandon rate hikes if the data is very weak." He has been expecting three rate hikes this year since June. "We didn't initially meet that expectation... then we received this inflation report, and things became clearer."

  • 18:01:13

    On September 14th, exclusive data compiled from reliable industry sources revealed that the outstanding assets of 14 wealth management companies (including 6 state-owned bank wealth management companies and 8 joint-stock bank wealth management companies, accounting for approximately 80% of the market share) with assets under management exceeding 1 trillion yuan reached approximately 27.4 trillion yuan as of the end of August, representing a net inflow of over 280 billion yuan compared to July. Data from the China Banking Wealth Management Registration and Custody Center shows that the total outstanding assets in the market reached 33.66 trillion yuan at the end of June this year. Based on the compiled data, even considering only the increase in assets under management by the 14 wealth management companies in the past two months (1.46 trillion yuan in July and 0.28 trillion yuan in August), the total size of the wealth management market has reached approximately 35.4 trillion yuan. In the first eight months of this year, the outstanding assets of the 14 major wealth management companies increased by approximately 1.96 trillion yuan. By product category, the scale of equity-inclusive products increased by over 1.98 trillion yuan, non-cash pure debt products increased by only about 176 billion yuan compared to the beginning of the year, and cash products decreased by over 180 billion yuan compared to the beginning of the year.

  • 17:59:11

    September 14th - The German Finance Ministry stated on Monday that Germany will push for a windfall profits tax on energy companies during Friday's informal meeting of EU finance ministers. Meanwhile, the German government expressed growing concern about rising gasoline prices. A government spokesperson said, "We are closely monitoring developments with increasing concern." He added that recent price increases are placing a heavy burden on businesses and the public.

  • 17:58:20

    GAIL, India’s state-owned natural gas company, says that liquefied natural gas prices exceeding $20 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) have impacted demand.

  • 17:57:00

    On September 14th, it was reported that from September 8th to 11th, Zhang Geping, a member of the Party Committee of the General Administration of Customs and Director of the Guangdong Sub-Administration, led a delegation to Turkey. During the visit, Zhang Geping exchanged views with Turkish Deputy Minister of Trade, Saizai Ucharmak, on promoting the establishment of a smart customs partnership, AEO mutual recognition, and administrative assistance and cooperation. She also had in-depth exchanges with Turkish Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Ahmet Gümen, on promoting customs and food safety cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative and mutual access for agricultural and food products. Cooperation documents were signed, and Turkish Minister of Agriculture and Forestry, Ibrahim Yumakl, attended the signing ceremony. The delegation also visited Turkish port customs supervision sites and agricultural and food product export enterprises, and exchanged working views with officials from the Chinese Embassy in Turkey and the Consulate General in Istanbul.

  • 17:55:00

    On September 14th, the Kremlin stated that the global energy market situation is deteriorating, primarily due to instability in the Middle East; meanwhile, Russia's diesel export ban should help boost the domestic market. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made these remarks in response to US President Donald Trump's weekend demand that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky halt attacks on Russian diesel infrastructure. Peskov told reporters that Moscow welcomes Trump's request. He added that Russian officials will discuss resuming diesel exports once domestic fuel supplies stabilize.

  • 17:53:21

    Kremlin: Some people still mistakenly believe that Ukraine is supposedly capable of withstanding pressure from the Russian Federation.

  • 17:51:12

    Kremlin: (Regarding the drone attack on a train carrying foreign visitors) Our troops are operating throughout Ukraine and will continue to do so.

  • 17:50:19

    Kremlin: Russia welcomes US President Trump's call for Ukraine to stop its attacks on civilian economic infrastructure.

  • 17:50:11

    The Kremlin: Any country can use its influence over Kyiv to pressure it into showing more flexibility.

  • 17:50:03

    ECB Executive Board member Schnabel: Recent developments in energy prices are “quite worrying.”

  • 17:46:58

    September 14th - U.S. Treasury yields surged as rising oil prices reignited inflation concerns. Strong U.S. economic growth, massive debt issuance, and escalating fiscal anxieties further fueled selling pressure in the bond market. However, Citigroup stated, "For investors who can tolerate further volatility, we believe the 20-year Treasury still offers a good risk-reward ratio." Citigroup interest rate strategist Jason Williams said, "Our confidence is based on the belief that if yields rise above 5.3%, the 'put option' on U.S. Treasuries will strengthen." The so-called "put option" refers to the market's widespread expectation that policymakers will take action to curb the sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields, thus providing a safety net for the bond market. He added, "We believe that unless Fed Chairman Warsh muddies the waters at this week's press conference, it will be difficult for short sellers to push yields above 5.3%." The market expects the Fed to raise interest rates this week, but Citigroup stated that the Fed chairman does not need to adopt a hawkish stance. Williams noted, "In addition to Treasury bonds, we have always believed that corporate fixed-income plans can provide another layer of support when interest rates are above 5.3%." When Treasury yields rise, bonds become more attractive, allowing pension plans to lock in higher returns and thus help manage future liabilities.

  • 17:44:39

    Japanese Foreign Ministry: Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi held a telephone conversation with Yemeni Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Afrah Zuba. The two exchanged views on the current situation in the Middle East and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation.

  • 17:43:36

    September 14 - According to a report released by Indonesia's Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency, a 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck 186 kilometers southwest of Banten Province, Indonesia, at 16:27 local time on September 14, with a focal depth of 10 kilometers. There is no tsunami risk at this time.

  • 17:40:34

    September 14th - According to the Hainan Provincial Department of Transportation, due to heavy rainfall from a tropical depression, some national and provincial highways in Hainan pose a safety risk. Traffic control measures have been implemented on some sections, and the lifting of these measures will depend on the rainfall situation. The Disaster Prevention, Mitigation and Relief Committee of Baoting Li and Miao Autonomous County, Hainan Province, has decided to implement a "four suspensions and one closure" policy (suspension of classes, work, business, transportation, and closure of tourist attractions) throughout the county starting at 12:00 on September 14th.

  • 17:39:07

    Japanese Foreign Ministry: The foreign ministers of Japan and Yemen held a telephone conversation today.

  • 17:38:21

    Ukrainian Prime Minister: Ukraine will receive $841 million in budgetary support from the World Bank, with a guarantee from Canada.

  • 17:35:57

    The German central bank reported that Germany sold €3.65 billion in newly issued 12-month treasury bills in an auction, with an average yield of 3.065% (previously 2.479%) and a bid-to-cover ratio of 1.8 (previously 1.6).

  • 17:34:52

    Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian troops have "liberated" the villages of Shirokoye and Shevchenkovo in the Kharkiv region.