日本8月國內企業商品物價指數年率 7.6%，預期7.40%，前值7.20%。

On Sept. 10 in Shenzhen, China General Nuclear (CGN) signed a co-insurance agreement for operating-period insurance at its nuclear power stations, implementing RMB pricing and settlement for major policy lines. The move ends more than 30 years of reliance on foreign-currency transactions in China’s nuclear insurance market and marks a key step toward deeper participation in international pricing and settlement rulemaking. The agreement covers 33 operating units across eight CGN sites and provides coverage exceeding 210 billion yuan.

Traders have stepped up bearish bets on short-dated Indian debt, wagering the Reserve Bank of India will withdraw excess cash and lift yields. Data from the Clearing Corporation of India show overnight borrowings of the five-year benchmark topped 100 billion rupees (~$1bn) per day this month, roughly double early-August levels, as shorts borrow and sell the bond to repurchase later. The five-year has repeatedly been the most shorted issue this month — an uncommon pattern — and the debt-market self-regulatory body says it is the shortest-tenor security on the monthly list of borrowable liquid securities. Rajiv Pawar, head of funds at Ujjivan Small Finance Bank, said markets are positioning for large-scale RBI cash withdrawal and that any sustained drain could sharply lift short-term yields.