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According to the Financial Times, Wall Street expects the U.S. to issue approximately $1 trillion in short-term debt as borrowing costs rise.
2026-09-20
According to the Financial Times, Wall Street expects the U.S. to issue approximately $1 trillion in short-term debt as borrowing costs rise.
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2026-09-20
[Iran's Top Security Official: Iran Also Protected Arab Countries] In an interview, Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated: "I want to ask Arab officials: If Iran hadn't resisted and had been forced to surrender, wouldn
[Iran's Top Security Official: Iran Also Protected Arab Countries] In an interview, Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated: "I want to ask Arab officials: If Iran hadn't resisted and had been forced to surrender, wouldn't Israel be attacking Saudi Arabia today? Wouldn't Israel have advanced all the way to Damascus? Wouldn't Israel have attacked Iraq? We have already paid the price with our martyrs here; we are defending Arab countries. If we hadn't given the US and Israel a 'brutal nose' here in Iran, if they had won in Iran, then no force in the region would have been able to stand against them. Israel would have attacked all Arab countries, and the US would have supported that action. We resisted, we defended our country, and our defense has also benefited Arab countries."
2026-09-20
CSC Financial says A-share market has entered a second-stage recovery. Middle East geopolitical spillovers lifted oil and long-end UST yields earlier but that phase has eased; oil and long-end UST yields have retreated. With domestic easing on rates
CSC Financial says A-share market has entered a second-stage recovery. Middle East geopolitical spillovers lifted oil and long-end UST yields earlier but that phase has eased; oil and long-end UST yields have retreated. With domestic easing on rates and a stable RMB, leadership is rotating back to earnings and capital is returning to high-profitability sectors. Key risks: the persistence of overseas rate and oil declines and external shocks around the FOMC meeting at end-October. Recommended positioning: balanced, layered. Offensive overweight: compute-capacity supply-constrained segments (optical chips, PCB manufacturing, CCL, server OEMs) and industrial base metals (copper, aluminum, tin). Defensive base: dividend-yielding assets as core ballast. Tactical: selective, policy-driven domestic-demand opportunities in agriculture, medical aesthetics, and textiles/apparel.
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