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30/09/2026

Corning shares rose 4.8% to US$158.88 on Tuesday after announcing a multiyear fiber and cable agreement with AT&T worth more than US$3 billion. Corning will manufacture the cables in U.S. factories, while AT&T technicians will handle installation.

The deal will support AT&T’s planned expansion of high-speed fiber coverage to 60 million Americans by the end of 2030.

The companies cited increasing data usage and demand linked to AI as reasons for expanding fiber infrastructure.

Bloom Energy shares rose sharply Tuesday as Jefferies raised its price target to US$264 from US$229 while maintaining a Hold rating.

Analyst Julien Dumoulin-Smith cited Bloom’s US$25 billion Brookfield financing arrangement, a US$2.65 billion AEP order and expected installed capacity of 2GW by year-end.

The analyst also highlighted permitting delays affecting Bloom’s Jupiter and Vineland projects. He said the issues involve air, water, gas and local approvals, while revenue remains concentrated among a limited number of projects.

The 30-year Treasury yield increased for a sixth consecutive day, rising above 5.61% on September 29.

The move came as inflation concerns and heavy corporate debt issuance added pressure to global bond markets.

The 10-year Treasury yield remained near 5.25%, while the 2-year yield eased to about 4.89% after New York Fed President John Williams said another rate increase could be appropriate later this year.

30/09/2026

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29/09/2026

On Monday, AMD agreed to acquire AI research company World Labs for US$8.2 billion in an all-stock transaction. The San Francisco-based AI lab was founded by Fei-Fei Li, who will become AMD’s chief scientist and an executive vice president.

World Labs is developing AI “world models” that can simulate 3D environments and are being researched for applications including robotics. The lab’s research on next-generation models will allow AMD to plan for the capabilities its AI chips may require in the future.

AMD plans to keep the lab separate from its chip business until the transaction closes.

Nvidia increased its share buyback authorisation by US$150 billion, the largest increase in the company’s history, bringing its remaining buyback capacity to US$235 billion through fiscal 2028. The company had previously authorised an US$80 billion buyback in May.

Shares rose more than 2% after the announcement.

Samsung Electronics expects high-bandwidth memory (HBM) to account for nearly 30% of DRAM chipmakers’ total wafer capacity next year, up from about 20% currently. HBM is widely used in AI computing for high-speed data access.

Samsung executive Kim Taewoo said HBM and standard DRAM compete for the same wafer capacity, meaning greater HBM production could constrain supply of conventional DRAM.

29/09/2026

Micron Technology (MU) is scheduled to report its fiscal Q4 earnings after the market closes on Wednesday, with Wall Street expecting:

• Revenue: US$51.2B, +353% YoY
• Adjusted EPS: US$31.59, +943% YoY

The earnings release will provide updates on:

1. Memory markets
Analysts expect DRAM and NAND markets to remain undersupplied, with attention on the duration of current memory conditions and Micron’s ex*****on.

2. Share repurchases
Micron has US$10B authorized for buybacks, with approximately US$2.16B remaining as of its fiscal Q3 report. No repurchases were made during Q3, while
restrictions linked to its CHIPS Act funding agreements are expected to expire in
December.

3. Capital spending
Free cash flow reached US$17.6B in the latest quarter, while Micron expects US$27B of fiscal 2026 CapEx and higher spending next year.

With consensus estimates pointing to substantial YoY growth, the earnings release will provide further detail on Micron’s operating results, memory market conditions and capital allocation plans.

28/09/2026

Meta shares gained 36% in September through Thursday’s close, putting the company within reach of a US$2 trillion market capitalisation.

The stock is on pace for its strongest monthly gain since July 2013.

Shares had been weaker earlier in the year amid concerns over AI spending and legal risks.

Meta’s AI investment remains substantial, with capital expenditure expected to reach nearly US$140 billion in 2026 and projected negative free cash flow of US$6.4 billion, based on analyst estimates cited by Bloomberg

Spot gold fell 1.5% to US$4,223.95 an ounce on Monday, while U.S. gold futures declined 1.5% to US$4,257.90.

The move came as higher oil prices added to inflation concerns and expectations for further Federal Reserve rate increases.

Markets were pricing a 66% probability of a U.S. rate hike in October, according to CME FedWatch. Other precious metals also moved lower, with silver down 2.6% and platinum and palladium each falling 2.1%.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose more than 2 basis points to 5.2087%, while the 2-year yield gained more than 4 basis points to 4.9056%. The 30-year yield also moved higher to 5.5162%.

The moves came as higher oil prices and inflation concerns continued to weigh on global bond markets. WTI crude rose nearly 2% to US$94.19 a barrel, with U.S. jobs and economic data due later this week.

A federal jury in San Diego awarded Taction Technology more than US$5.7 billion after finding that Apple infringed two patents covering vibration-based haptics technology.

Taction had sued Apple in 2021 over the use of the technology in its iPhones and Apple Watches.

In a statement with CNBC, Apple disagreed with the verdict and damages awarded, stating that it does not use Taction’s technology.

The company said it plans to appeal, while the jury found that the infringement was not willful.

25/09/2026

Nebius rose 7.44% to US$243.48 on September 24 after BNP Paribas upgraded the stock to Outperform from Neutral. CoreWeave gained 3.72% to US$90.13 after J.P. Morgan raised its rating to Overweight from Neutral.

The analysts cited pricing for AI computing capacity and continued demand in their research notes. Barron’s also pointed to Nebius’ agreements with Meta and Microsoft and CoreWeave’s use of shorter-term contracts at higher prices.

Akamai Technologies announced a seven-year, US$11.6 billion cloud services agreement with Anthropic, alongside a warrant that could allow Anthropic to acquire shares representing up to 5% of Akamai’s common stock. Its shares rose 22% in extended trading.

The cloud computing company expects about US$5.5 billion in capital expenditure tied to the initial commitment and stated that 2026 capital spending will increase by about US$1.7 billion to support the agreement. The company expects no change to its annual revenue forecast.

Oracle shares declined more than 3% on Thursday after the company issued a force majeure notice related to Project Jupiter, according to Bloomberg.

The notice relates to payment terms if the data centre does not come online in 2028.

The project has faced regulatory hurdles, local opposition and delays involving the facility’s planned natural gas pipeline.

Oracle said the project remains on schedule and reaffirmed its commitment to New Mexico.

24/09/2026

The 10-year Treasury yield rose more than 13 basis points to 5.104% on Wednesday, while the 2-year yield climbed more than 11 basis points to 4.889%. The 30-year yield increased more than 9 basis points to 5.398%.

The move came amid stronger U.S. economic activity data, hawkish comments from Fed Governor Michael Barr, a weak five-year Treasury auction and higher oil prices.

IonQ said it successfully demonstrated an end-to-end real-time quantum error decoder, which it described as an industry first. The company said the decoder can run on a single CPU and continuously process errors during quantum operations.

IonQ shares were up 4.42% in morning trading after gaining more than 10% before the open.

Palantir shares more than 3% on Wednesday although the FAA awarded a 12-year, US$875 million contract to Air Space Intelligence.

Rosenblatt analyst John McPeake maintained his Buy rating and US$225 price target on Palantir.

Palantir continues to provide its Foundry platform to the FAA. It was the only vendor identified by the agency to be able to integrate with its existing systems without significant new development.

23/09/2026

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23/09/2026

Apple shares rose 0.2% to US$339.75 on Tuesday, putting its market capitalisation at US$4.96 trillion. The stock reached US$345.34 during the session, briefly taking the company above US$5 trillion. Apple has not yet closed a regular trading session above US$5 trillion.

The company recently introduced its first foldable iPhone and began rolling out its AI-powered Siri, while John Ternus took over as CEO earlier this month.

Qualcomm launched its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chipsets, which will be used in premium smartphones from companies including Motorola, Xiaomi and ZTE.

The chips are built on TSMC’s 2-nanometer process and include CPU, GPU and NPU components.

The company is positioning the new chipsets for on-device AI applications, including AI agents running in the background. The launch comes amid an expected contraction in global smartphone shipments in 2026.

Shopify shares rose nearly 8% on Tuesday after CEO Tobi Lütke announced a partnership with Meta’s Muse AI agent.

The agreement enables users to complete purchases through Shop Pay when shopping with Muse across Shopify stores.

Deutsche Bank described the partnership as an additional integration between an AI platform and Shopify’s commerce infrastructure. Amazon, meanwhile, has blocked Muse from completing purchases on its platform.

22/09/2026

AMD shares rose 10% on Monday to a record intraday high of US$615.52, pushing its market capitalisation above US$1 trillion for the first time.

The stock has gained about 25% over the past five sessions and more than 180% this year.

AMD reported US$11.54 billion in second-quarter revenue, up 50% year over year, while data-centre sales rose 107% to US$6.7 billion. CEO Lisa Su said last month that the company expects to double data-centre sales in 2027.

Meta shares rose more than 11% on Monday after Wells Fargo increased its price target from US$640 to US$796. Analyst Ken Gawrelski cited Meta’s recent AI model launches, including Muse Spark and the Muse assistant.

Meta’s Muse AI app also reached the top spot on Apple’s App Store. The move came ahead of Meta Connect on Wednesday, where CEO Mark Zuckerberg is expected to outline plans for AI and wearable devices.

Tesla shares moved higher as the company opened reservations for its second-generation Roadster over the weekend. Reservations require a US$5,000 deposit followed by a US$45,000 payment within 10 days, while Tesla has not disclosed the vehicle’s price.

The Roadster is scheduled to be revealed on October 1, following Tesla’s recent Cybercab reveal and ahead of its September 24 Semi event.

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