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21/09/2026
US Treasury Secretary Bessent: The latest data shows continued job growth, with business investment and capital expenditures also expanding. The momentum of the capital expenditure recovery continues to strengthen, with equipment investment in the second quarter of 2026 up nearly 20% compared to the end of Biden's term.
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Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said that as AI models become increasingly capable, companies are accelerating the construction of defense systems to address the risk of potentially increased cyberattacks. "Right now every company around the world is doing a lot of patching, and it's a defense race," Fraser said at the Qatar Economic Forum in New York. Fraser said that earlier this year, the launch of Anthropic's Mythos model drew attention to a new generation of AI cyber risks, after which U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and then-Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell convened Wall Street executives to discuss the risks posed by the model and urged companies to strengthen their system defenses. Recently, AI systems including those from Google and Anthropic have been found in testing to intrude into corporate systems, further raising security concerns. Fraser said the bottleneck in AI development has shifted from chips to energy supply, with global demand for energy rising sharply. Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said Qatar is working with AI companies on responsible investment, and that safety safeguards around the technology are still being refined.
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Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said U.S. inflation is still too high, with pressures having moved beyond the oil price shock caused by the Iran war and spread across multiple areas of the economy. Americans feel inflation every day, and it is far more than just an oil price issueit exists in every aspect of the economy. Kashkari said the Fed is increasingly worried that inflation is not only concentrated in areas affected by the Middle East conflict or tariffs, but that signs of inflation are also appearing in services. He said the Fed's job is to bring inflation back to target and that it has the tools to achieve that. Kashkari was previously one of three dissenters in the July decision to keep rates unchanged, when he favored a rate hike and warned that waiting too long could entrench inflation and ultimately require more aggressive measures. Kashkari believes the U.S. economy has shown strong resilience despite geopolitical conflict and trade issues, with the labor market remaining robust. He hopes that as some of the conflict's effects gradually fade, economic growth can take over as the driving force and the disinflation process can accelerate, thereby reducing pressure on Fed policy.
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Changxin Technology (688825.SH): Fifth-generation process technology platform officially achieves mass production.
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Fed's Kashkari: Investment demand is very strong, which tends to push up interest rates.
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Renowned tech journalist Mark Gurman wrote that Apple (AAPL.O) is expected to launch a smart home screen device as early as next month. This product will be one of the most anticipated releases in the early days of Ternus's leadership at Apple, integrating control of all connected devices, video calls, intercom functionality, and media content, while also giving users access to Apple services and apps. The device, internally codenamed J490, will run a new operating system built around Siri AI and is currently undergoing extensive testing in Apple employees' homes. The device's screen is roughly square and can be placed on a base, resembling a HomePod mini cut in half, or mounted on a wall. A key feature of the device is facial recognition through a front-facing camera system, personalizing displayed content based on user identity. Apple's ability to achieve this without Face ID-level depth sensors suggests that facial recognition may also be possible in the future on the iPhone Duo (which currently relies on Touch ID), without the physical space traditionally required for facial recognition.
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