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2026-11-05

Hong Kong-listed lithium battery stocks continued their upward trend, with Longpan Technology (02465.HK) rising over 7%, Ganfeng Lithium (01772.HK) rising over 6%, CATL (03750.HK) rising over 4%, and Tianqi Lithium (09696.HK) and Zhongchuang Innovati

Hong Kong-listed lithium battery stocks continued their upward trend, with Longpan Technology (02465.HK) rising over 7%, Ganfeng Lithium (01772.HK) rising over 6%, CATL (03750.HK) rising over 4%, and Tianqi Lithium (09696.HK) and Zhongchuang Innovation Aviation (03931.HK) following suit.
2026-11-05

South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook said she expects South Korea-U.S. relations will not change materially after the U.S. midterm elections.

South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook said she expects South Korea-U.S. relations will not change materially after the U.S. midterm elections.
2026-11-05

South Korean Prime Minister Han Sung-sook: It is not expected that there will be any major changes in South Korea-US relations after the US midterm elections.

South Korean Prime Minister Han Sung-sook: It is not expected that there will be any major changes in South Korea-US relations after the US midterm elections.
2026-11-05

Goldman Sachs' latest European equity strategy report points out that rising energy prices triggered by the Middle East conflict are driving a sharp divergence in earnings expectations for European listed companies. Since the start of this conflict,

Goldman Sachs' latest European equity strategy report points out that rising energy prices triggered by the Middle East conflict are driving a sharp divergence in earnings expectations for European listed companies. Since the start of this conflict, analysts have cumulatively revised upwards their 2026 earnings per share (EPS) forecasts for the European energy sector by 112%, the technology sector by 11.4%, and the Stoxx 600 index as a whole by 9.3%. Meanwhile, the travel and leisure sector has been revised downwards by 21%, and the automotive and parts sector by 36%, significantly widening the gap between sectors. Goldman Sachs believes that energy and basic resource companies directly benefit from rising commodity prices, and some chemical and industrial companies can also pass on costs through price increases, keeping the overall index's earnings resilient. However, persistently high energy prices may gradually weaken consumer purchasing power and corporate profit margins, and the impact of cost pressures on earnings has a lag. During the 2022 energy shock, earnings expectations for the energy and chemical sectors were rapidly revised upwards, but approximately 6-12 months later, as commodity prices fell and cost pressures became apparent, earnings forecasts for these sectors began to decline. Goldman Sachs expects a similar second phase of impact from this energy shock: the energy sector will continue to support overall index earnings, but if demand slows and companies’ pricing power weakens, profit margins for companies outside the financial and commodities sectors may come under further pressure.
2026-11-05

Effective Nov 5, China adjusts fuel surcharges on domestic passenger flights: routes 800 km or less will carry a per-adult fuel surcharge of 80 yuan, and routes over 800 km will carry 140 yuan. These represent increases of 30 yuan and 50 yuan respect

Effective Nov 5, China adjusts fuel surcharges on domestic passenger flights: routes 800 km or less will carry a per-adult fuel surcharge of 80 yuan, and routes over 800 km will carry 140 yuan. These represent increases of 30 yuan and 50 yuan respectively from prior levels.
2026-11-05

BANK OF JAPAN September meeting minutes indicate policymakers may see room for further rate hikes, supporting market expectations for a December increase. One policy board member said corporate feedback shows prior and potential further rate rises ha

BANK OF JAPAN September meeting minutes indicate policymakers may see room for further rate hikes, supporting market expectations for a December increase. One policy board member said corporate feedback shows prior and potential further rate rises have had limited impact on operations, with almost no firms cutting capex because of higher borrowing costs. Another member said recent equity gains and a weaker yen have eased corporate financial conditions. With inflation persisting, many economists now expect the BANK OF JAPAN terminal rate to exceed 1.75%.
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