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2026-09-16

The overnight SHIBOR was 1.4420%, up 1.26 basis points; the 7-day SHIBOR was 1.4320%, up 1.1 basis points; and the 3-month SHIBOR was 1.4300%, unchanged from the previous day. Click to view >>

The overnight SHIBOR was 1.4420%, up 1.26 basis points; the 7-day SHIBOR was 1.4320%, up 1.1 basis points; and the 3-month SHIBOR was 1.4300%, unchanged from the previous day. Click to view >>
2026-09-16

South Korea's KOSPI reversed early losses and is now up 0.5% at 6,657.15 points.

South Korea's KOSPI reversed early losses and is now up 0.5% at 6,657.15 points.
2026-09-16

South Korea's KOSPI index reversed its earlier losses and is now up 0.5% at 6657.15 points.

South Korea's KOSPI index reversed its earlier losses and is now up 0.5% at 6657.15 points.
2026-09-16

Spot gold touched $4,320/oz, up 0.62% intraday. Spot silver rose $1.00 to $64.67/oz, up 1.58% intraday.

Spot gold touched $4,320/oz, up 0.62% intraday. Spot silver rose $1.00 to $64.67/oz, up 1.58% intraday.
2026-09-16

[Futures Hot Topic Tracking] Jiuling issued a notice stating that it will suspend production for maintenance of its roasting kilns for nearly 20 days! Why is lithium carbonate falling below its previous low? What is the basis for the short sellers' c

[Futures Hot Topic Tracking] Jiuling issued a notice stating that it will suspend production for maintenance of its roasting kilns for nearly 20 days! Why is lithium carbonate falling below its previous low? What is the basis for the short sellers' confidence? Click to learn more.
2026-09-16

The House for a third time approved a war-powers resolution directing President Trump to withdraw U.S. forces engaged against Iran; seven House Republicans supported it, up from four in a similar July vote. Such parallel resolutions carry limited leg

The House for a third time approved a war-powers resolution directing President Trump to withdraw U.S. forces engaged against Iran; seven House Republicans supported it, up from four in a similar July vote. Such parallel resolutions carry limited legal force: after a prior House passage the administration did not withdraw forces, and the Senate blocked a companion measure in July by 49-47. The rise to seven votes is a political signal of loosening GOP support but is not sufficient to change military operations. Next steps are whether the Senate will follow and whether Congress can convert anti-war positions into enforceable constraints via appropriations limits.
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