2-year (TS) main contract +0.01%; 5-year (TF) main contract -0.01%; 10-year (T) main contract -0.04%; 30-year (TL) main contract -0.11%.

Hong Kong-listed AIA Group (01299.HK) fell over 6%; turnover topped HK$300 mln.

Counterpoint Research says global high-end smartphone market (wholesale price ≥ $600) saw volumes rise 5% YoY in 1H 2026 and climbed to a record 29% share of total sales, up from 25% a year earlier. Rising component costs hit low- and mid-end models harder; high-end vendors preserved demand by sustaining higher margins and cutting promotions. The report flags an accelerated shift toward premiumization as mid-range Android price increases narrow the gap with discounted flagships, making upgrades to flagship models more attractive. Brand detail: Apple grew 9% YoY to hold a 65% share of the high-end segment, with stable demand for base iPhone 17 models; Samsung rose 3% YoY to an 18% share, with Galaxy S26 Ultra variants accounting for more than half of its high-end sales.