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Tencent Music Will Debut on Hong Kong Exchange Next Week
After China-based Tencent Music will carry out a secondary listing by introduction, it’s set to debut on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong on Wednesday the 21st of September.
It’s stock on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will remain its primary listing, according to the company. The initial public offering of its stock would mark the latest edition in the saga of U.S.-listed Chinese stocks opting towards secondary listings.
MACROECONOMIC DATA ANALYSIS
Chinese property is on the rise, with shares rallying on Thursday amid growing hopes that cities across the Asian nation will implement more relaxation measures to aid the revitalization of the stricken sector. The Hang Seng Mainland Properties Index in Hong Kong bumped over 5% in early hours, while the CSI Real Estate benchmark escalated more than 4%.
Violent protests have broken out in Haiti’s capital Port-au-Prince as residents are enraged at the fact that the nation is likely to hike fuel prices. Gun fire, road blocks and more have left residents sheltered in their homes, amid recurrent gang violence and inflation surging to one-decade peaks.
CURRENCIES
The U.S. dollar holds on to its most recent gains and trades higher on Thursday’s early hours as traders increased their bets that the Federal Reserve will go ahead and hike interest rates next week, while the Japanese yen continues to diminish. The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against other currencies, traded 0.17% higher to 109.560.
GOLD
The price of gold steeply drops below the $1,700 level on Thursday morning, extending recent fallbacks as investors are wary of the Federal Reserve’s likely-aggressive tone with regards to taming inflation and interest rate hikes. Weighed down by a sturdy USD, the bullion fell 0.61% in value to $1,686 per ounce.
OIL
Oil prices remain solid on the early hours of Thursday’s trading session despite supply constrictions, as market participants are more focused towards the “demand side” of the equation, according to Clifford Bennet, chief economist at ACY Securities. Brent futures inched 0.03% higher to $94.14 a barrel, while WTI crude oil futures edged 0.18% higher to $88.63 per barrel.
INDICES
USA: S&P500 +0.34%, Dow Jones Industrial Average +0.10%, Nasdaq Composite +0.84%
Europe: FTSE 100 +0.56%, DAX +0.40%, CAC 40 +0.24%
Asia: Nikkei 225 +0.21%, Hang Seng +0.66%, CSI 300 -0.94%, Nifty 50 -0.48%
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on Friday that the corporation is not planning on leaving Europe and areas of the European Union, contrasting a threat made earlier in the week to exit the region if it becomes difficult to comply with stringent artificial intelligence laws. The European Union is drafting a first set of global rules to govern artificial intelligence and Altman believes that the current draft is “over-regulating”.
