A-share CPO sector strengthened after choppy trading; Junya Technology and Aohong Electronics hit the daily limit, Yibo Technology rose about 12%, Yanmai Technology gained about 11%, Nanya New Materials and Shengyi Technology advanced over 6%.

European stocks opened mixed on Monday, Sept. 14: Germany's DAX fell 93.66 points (-0.37%) to 25,463.50; the UK’s FTSE 100 rose 22.86 points (+0.21%) to 10,673.30; France’s CAC 40 dropped 42.73 points (-0.52%) to 8,137.04; the Euro STOXX 50 declined 40.78 points (-0.64%) to 6,284.35; Spain’s IBEX 35 eased 53.60 points (-0.27%) to 19,784.90; Italy’s FTSE MIB slipped 222.53 points (-0.42%) to 52,289.50.

European equities opened broadly lower as oil prices jumped, weighing on risk sentiment: Stoxx 50 -0.6%, DAX -0.3%, CAC 40 -0.4%, FTSE 100 +0.3%, IBEX -0.3%, FTSE MIB -0.5%. The market narrative centers on rising oil and higher bond yields after a renewed attack on Saudi energy infrastructure and threats to Middle East shipping routes, reinforcing concerns an energy shock could keep inf pressures elevated for longer ahead of this week’s Fed meeting. Following hotter U.S. inflation data and the latest energy spike, markets price roughly an 87% chance of a Fed rate hike.