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In September 2026 the China green certificate price index closed at 190.5 (Jan 2025=100), down 6.0% MoM and 12.3% YoY.
2026-10-27
In September 2026 the China green certificate price index closed at 190.5 (Jan 2025=100), down 6.0% MoM and 12.3% YoY.
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2026-10-27
Hong Kong stocks at midday: HSI down 0.14%, Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.77%. Morning turnover on the HSI market reached HK$88.685 billion. Sector winners included storage, brain–computer interface plays, semiconductors, PCB and optical communications
Hong Kong stocks at midday: HSI down 0.14%, Hang Seng Tech Index down 0.77%. Morning turnover on the HSI market reached HK$88.685 billion. Sector winners included storage, brain–computer interface plays, semiconductors, PCB and optical communications; laggards were biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, new consumer, mainland property and commercial aerospace. Notable stock moves: 09606.HK down >29%, 00813.HK down >11%, 01810.HK down >4%, 06613.HK down ~4%; 06681.HK up >13%, 02513.HK up >9%, 00992.HK up ~6%, 06869.HK up ~5%, 06809.HK up >4%.
2026-10-26
Anthropic has secured an additional $77 billion in financing from Google, Amazon and Broadcom. Amazon’s funding is tied to compute-capacity milestones; Google’s $20 billion commitment is partly contingent on Anthropic meeting specified revenue target
Anthropic has secured an additional $77 billion in financing from Google, Amazon and Broadcom. Amazon’s funding is tied to compute-capacity milestones; Google’s $20 billion commitment is partly contingent on Anthropic meeting specified revenue targets. The deals follow earlier multi-billion-dollar investments by hyperscale cloud providers that have supplied capital and compute capacity while competing with the startup. Google and Amazon have together invested tens of billions of dollars to date and are now Anthropic’s largest shareholders.
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