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Japan 30-year government bond auction bid-cover ratio 3.79, down from 3.86 at the previous auction.
2026-09-03
Japan 30-year government bond auction bid-cover ratio 3.79, down from 3.86 at the previous auction.
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2026-09-02
Deutsche Bank points out that the persistent "Memory Wall" and tight memory supply have begun to impact the product roadmap for next-generation AI chips. Investors are discussing whether some new processors will reduce HBM configurations, while high
Deutsche Bank points out that the persistent "Memory Wall" and tight memory supply have begun to impact the product roadmap for next-generation AI chips. Investors are discussing whether some new processors will reduce HBM configurations, while high DRAM prices are also starting to be factored into cost estimates for total AI capital expenditures. Supply constraints are driving the accelerated emergence of new technology routes, including inference chips that rely more on SRAM, custom HBM base dies, HBF, and other HBM variants. Deutsche Bank emphasizes that related engineering solutions are still in a rapidly evolving phase, with low supply chain visibility, but most management believes that the current issues are mainly focused on economics and cost, and overall DRAM demand is likely to remain high. This also adds a new dimension to the observation of the HBM boom: the tighter the supply and the higher the price, the more beneficial it is for memory manufacturers' profitability in the short term, but it also makes it easier to stimulate customers to look for more memory-efficient architectures. In the next stage, in addition to looking at HBM capacity and prices, it is also necessary to observe the single-chip HBM configuration of next-generation GPUs and ASICs, as well as whether alternative solutions such as SRAM and HBF can truly enter large-scale applications.
2026-09-03
US Dollar: 1. The ADP Non-Farm Payrolls report is disappointing! The US labor market is cooling, with manufacturing hiring stalling. 2. Fed Chair Williams: Yields have not been affected by the inflation outlook, and current interest rates are appro
US Dollar: 1. The ADP Non-Farm Payrolls report is disappointing! The US labor market is cooling, with manufacturing hiring stalling. 2. Fed Chair Williams: Yields have not been affected by the inflation outlook, and current interest rates are appropriate. Euro: 1. ECB Governing Council member Nagel: The ECB will raise interest rates next week; no comment on subsequent actions. 2. German Institute for Economic Research: Raised its 2026 economic growth forecast from 0.5% to 1.2%, and its 2027 forecast from 0.8% to 1.0%. Pound Sterling: 1. Burnham pledged fiscal stability but refused to rule out the possibility of increasing debt. Japanese Yen: 1. The yen suddenly surged, sparking speculation about intervention in the foreign exchange market. 2. Demand for Japanese 30-year government bonds was stronger than the 12-month average. 3. Japan's largest pension fund, GPIF, held a meeting during a rare holiday month, leading to market speculation that it may increase its allocation to Japanese government bonds. Korean Won: 1. South Korea's foreign exchange reserves increased by a record $14.33 billion in August. Other: 1. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) injected a net 50 billion yuan into the Chinese government bond market through open market operations in August. 2. The Bank of Canada maintained its interest rate at 2.25% for the seventh consecutive meeting. Governor Macklem stated that the PBOC is prepared to adjust monetary policy as needed. 3. The Indian rupee rose to a two-month high, with the central bank absorbing $136 billion to bolster its intervention arsenal. 4. The Philippines is reconsidering its issuance of a large five-year bond due to high inflation and a weak peso.
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