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24/09/2026
Petrobras executives stated that Petrobras may include the Colombia natural gas project in the production curve of its 2027-2031 business plan.
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According to DIGITIMES, TSMC's wafer foundry prices are confirmed to rise again. Supply chain sources reveal that TSMC, whose 8-inch fab capacity utilization exceeds 100% and whose sub-45nm process nodes are fully loaded, has order visibility extending to 2030, and has confirmed that starting from January 2027, it will adjust Wafer Out prices according to different process nodes, with increases of about 3~6%. It is reported that the price hikes are higher for advanced process nodes, while mature and specialty process nodes will be individually negotiated based on products, utilization rates, and customer conditions. The Arizona fab in the United States, reflecting high manufacturing costs, will maintain high foundry quotes. TSMC declined to comment on market rumors.
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BHP: Operations at the Escondida mine in Chile have been suspended.
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USD Bond Movement | AIA 3.2 09/16/40 price fell 1.131% to 71.101
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USD Bond Movement | China Evergrande EVERRE 10.5 04/11/24 price fell 2.224%, quoted at 1.833
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Microsoft (MSFT.O) President Brad Smith said Microsoft supports the creation of an independent safety assessment body for AI deployment to promote the safe development of AI. He said AI safety cannot rely on only one or two model companies; while model companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic are crucial, software companies responsible for controlling AI agents and monitoring their behavior are equally important. Smith said Microsoft has participated in AI safety assessments through a safety committee established jointly with its partner OpenAI, and supports human shutdown mechanisms for advanced AI systems. He believes AI safety requires multiple layers of protection, and key control should not be concentrated in just one place. In addition, Smith said Microsoft still plans to move forward with its previous plan to use 200 megawatts of computing capacity at an AI data center in the UAE, and believes now is still an appropriate time to invest in the Middle East. Regarding Microsoft's goal of achieving carbon negative emissions by 2030, he said the company may need to adjust the path it previously set.
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