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Wall Street News Breakfast | August 26, 2026
Joyy Group's second quarter net revenue was $590.8 million, up 16% year-over-year, beating the market estimate of $571 million. Second quarter adjusted earnings per share...
Within the month, a total of 463 A-share companies received institutional research visits.
Regulatory oversight continues to intensify, and the private equity fund industry is accelerating its efforts to support the strong and limit the weak.
According to government officials and others, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will meet with Samsung Electronics' Jay Y. Lee and Hyundai Motor's Euisun Chung...
Live hog prices rebound from bottom, up over 7.5% since August
Increased investment drives performance release, and the energy storage industry chain of power equipment ushers in a cyclical recovery.
Performance growth adds confidence, and securities firms' interim dividend proposals are arriving one after another.
Cycles and technology clash on dual fronts, as billion-level private equity firms engage in a tug-of-war.
Fund performance is uneven, with dividend strategies "shrinking in scope" testing active management capabilities.
From "competing for traffic" to "competing for service," the semi-annual performance of fund distribution institutions has been revealed.
M&A wave enters a "cooling-off period" as A-share restructuring termination cases frequently emerge
Rubio stated that the United States currently has no plans to launch a new round of strikes against Iran.
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STAR Market companies deliver their new-quality "answer sheets" for the first half of the year, with three major hard-tech industries unleashing new growth momentum.
Raising the "threshold" of tech narratives, fund managers outline the "September strategy" roadmap
Japan plans to provide 100 billion yen in support for ships laying submarine optical cables. (Nikkei News)
Anthropic appoints new general counsel, paving the way for a potential IPO
The latest survey results show that more than half of economists expect the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates to at least 1.50% by the first quarter of 2027 (up from...
In early Asian trading on Wednesday, WTI crude oil futures fell 1%, now at $81.23 per barrel.
Morgan Asset Management: The Fed should not raise interest rates in September.
Sources: U.S. intelligence facilities in the Middle East severely damaged by Iran, repairs may cost billions of dollars.
US government officials: President Trump has submitted the Saudi nuclear agreement to Capitol Hill for review. (Wall Street Journal)
Franklin Templeton: Nvidia shareholders are not just looking at impressive earnings; details on capital deployment are drawing more attention.
Barclays says: US voters' dissatisfaction with AI infrastructure is putting AI trades at risk.
Brazilian stock market surges, election polls boost bullish options trading
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio recently told multiple foreign diplomats that "for now," the United States does not anticipate launching new strikes against Iran. (Axios)
South Korea's DRAM export prices surged 401% year-on-year in August.
JPMorgan has relaxed restrictions on lending SpaceX shares. (Financial Times)
The cryptocurrency market surged and then pulled back, with Bitcoin falling 0.8% on Tuesday to retest $78,000, while Ethereum dropped over 1.7%.
FTSE China A50 Index Futures continued to rise 0.21% in the night session, closing at 14,648 points.
On Tuesday (August 25) at the New York close, S&P 500 stock index futures ultimately rose 0.31%, Dow futures rose 0.32%, Nasdaq 100...
Spain plans to introduce stricter data center regulations
Tuesday (August 25) New York close (Wednesday Beijing time 04:59), offshore Chinese yuan (CNH) against the US dollar was reported at 6.7173 yuan, compared with...
U.S. Richmond Fed President Barkin (2027 FOMC voter): U.S. Treasuries will ultimately face liquidation.
MSCI Emerging Markets stock index rose 0.6%, while the foreign exchange index was roughly flat.
API data shows that last week, U.S. API crude oil inventories +4.2 million barrels, compared with -328,000 barrels the previous week.
The United States has reported its first measles death case this year.
On Tuesday (August 25) New York close, spot gold rose 0.21% to $4,662.05 per ounce, showing a broad bottom U-shaped trend overall...
The tail risk of the Strait of Hormuz has become the base case scenario for the oil market.
Institutions: The U.S. Treasury may allocate $100 billion from the TGA account for bond buybacks.
On Tuesday (August 25), the U.S. stock storage chip and hardware supply chain index rose 1.56%, closing at 195.40 points.
Brent crude oil fell 6.0% intraday, trading at $85.1 per barrel.
North American technology software stock index ETF fell 0.59%, to $101.85. Global X Cybersecurity ETF fell 1.6...
Reminder: At 04:30 Beijing time, the American Petroleum Institute (API) will release the industry version of the weekly crude oil inventory report. Non-API members can access it as early as 04:...
Most US stock major asset-class ETFs closed higher, with emerging market ETFs rising over 1.7%.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi told state television: Iran has informed its negotiators that if the United States wants the Strait of Hormuz reopened, it must correct its...
On Tuesday (August 25), US sector ETFs saw mixed gains and losses, with the Biotech Index ETF closing up 1.82% and the Semiconductor ETF up 1.65...
Among the 11 sectors of the S&P 500 index, the information technology/tech sector closed up 0.98%, the telecommunications sector rose 0.46%, and the energy sector fell 1....
On Tuesday (August 25), the Bloomberg Electric Vehicle Price Return Index fell 1.10% to 3,465.48 points, with significant declines in the Asia-Pacific morning session, Beijing...
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