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TSMC's foundry price increase is expected to have a ripple effect; AMD's entire chip lineup is reportedly expected to see a 10% price increase starting in Q4, bucking the trend and raising prices in line with Intel's.

TSMC's foundry price increase is expected to have a ripple effect; AMD's entire chip lineup is reportedly expected to see a 10% price increase starting in Q4, bucking the trend and raising prices in line with Intel's.

Recent reports indicate that AMD plans to pass on the increased wafer foundry costs from TSMC to its downstream customers, with prices for all its chip products expected to rise by approximately 10% starting in the fourth quarter of 2026. This decision reflects the structural pressure of upstream manufacturing costs

Is Japan about to intervene again? The Bank of Japan is reportedly testing the exchange rate, and the yen's losses have narrowed.

Is Japan about to intervene again? The Bank of Japan is reportedly testing the exchange rate, and the yen's losses have narrowed.

The Bank of Japan has reportedly conducted a bottoming-out of the exchange rate, which eased the yen's intraday decline, but market attention is rising on the possibility of further intervention in the foreign exchange market by Japanese authorities. On Friday, September 18th, at the end of the morning

European diesel retail prices surpass $300; Macron to convene G7 to discuss coordinated release of strategic oil reserves.

European diesel retail prices surpass $300; Macron to convene G7 to discuss coordinated release of strategic oil reserves.

French President Emmanuel Macron, no longer content with unilateral responses to soaring energy prices, announced he will convene a G7 meeting within weeks to discuss the possibility of releasing strategic petroleum product reserves. This shift from "acting unilaterally" to "seeking multilateral coordination" signifies a significant escalation

The recovery of US manufacturing suddenly hit the brakes: August output unexpectedly fell 0.3%, and capacity utilization fell to a five-month low.

The recovery of US manufacturing suddenly hit the brakes: August output unexpectedly fell 0.3%, and capacity utilization fell to a five-month low.

U.S. factory output unexpectedly declined for the first time this year, affected by a slowdown in production at factories and higher input costs faced by manufacturing companies. Data released by the Federal Reserve on Friday showed that manufacturing output fell 0.3% in August, while the median forecast in

AI data centers have ignited interest in a new "clean energy" trend! Meta and Google are betting on long-term energy storage, capable of storing energy for up to 100 hours.

AI data centers have ignited interest in a new "clean energy" trend! Meta and Google are betting on long-term energy storage, capable of storing energy for up to 100 hours.

The electricity demands of artificial intelligence data centers are bringing a long-dormant clean energy sector back into the spotlight. Tech giants like Meta and Google are increasing their investment in long-term energy storage, opening up markets for previously costly and slow-to-commercialize new energy storage technologies through large-scale procurement and project

Is the September decline in US stocks not over yet? Citadel strategists warn: Downward pressure will persist until the end of the month, with a potential turnaround in October.

Is the September decline in US stocks not over yet? Citadel strategists warn: Downward pressure will persist until the end of the month, with a potential turnaround in October.

The September correction in US stocks is not yet over, but a turnaround is brewing. Scott Rubner, chief equity and derivatives strategist at Citadel Securities, warned that despite clear signs of improvement in market sentiment and positioning, the weakness in September is not over yet, and the stock market still

General Motors enters the defense industry: First batch of Patriot missile components delivered to Lockheed Martin, civilian production lines return to wartime logic.

General Motors enters the defense industry: First batch of Patriot missile components delivered to Lockheed Martin, civilian production lines return to wartime logic.

The expansion of U.S. military production capacity is rapidly spreading from traditional defense contractors to civilian manufacturing. General Motors (GM) has begun producing key components for Lockheed Martin's Patriot missiles, marking the entry of the U.S. auto industry into the missile supply chain and reflecting the