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China’s Repo Push Gains Ground as Legal Issues, Low Yields Drag

China’s effort to help global investors borrow against their 3.2 trillion yuan ($477 billion) in domestic bond holdings is gaining traction, even as legal friction and low yields limit broader participation.

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Steel Stocks Soar on $54 Billion Alaska LNG Investment Hopes

Steel and pipe-related stocks rallied sharply in South Korea on the morning of Sept. 30, following reports that U.S. President Donald Trump was expected to announce South Korea’s large-scale…

  • Steel and pipe stocks surge 6-10% in South Korea
  • $54B allocated to Alaska LNG project fuels optimism
  • Potential demand boost for steel products and companies

Samsung, SK hynix Target Prices Raised on Record Earnings Outlook

Samsung Electronics and SK hynix are expected to post record earnings this year, with their combined third-quarter operating profit projected to exceed 188 trillion won, or approximately $138.47…

  • Samsung and SK hynix forecast record earnings of over 188 trillion won in Q3.
  • HBM demand shortage boosts earnings and share prices.
  • Financial institutions raise target prices, signaling optimism.

Honda Atlas ends BR-V production

KARACHI: Honda Atlas Cars Ltd (HACL) has discontinued production of the Honda BR-V. A senior executive of HACL told Dawn on Tuesday that it faced no issues procuring parts and accessories from Japan or other countries. “Actually, the vehicle has completed its lifecycle, and that’s why its production has been halted,” he added.

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