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HK Trading Canceled On Storm Signal

General Trend

  • Shanghai Composite declined ~0.3% during morning session after over 2.5% rise seen on Monday; Decliners included Property shares
  • Topix Air Transportation and Insurance indices rise in Japan, Pharma cos. lag
  • Financials rise in Australia, coal producers drop on the news related to China
  • AUD underperforms in Asia amid USD strength, China Customs officials said to have told certain state-owned power plants and steel firms to stop importing coal from Australia
  • China President Xi is expected to visit Shenzhen on Oct 14th (Wed)
  • Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to issue semi-annual Monetary Policy statement on Oct 14th (Wednesday)
  • Companies expected to report earnings during the NY morning include BlackRock, Citi, Delta, JNJ, JPMorgan

Headlines/Economic Data

Australia/New Zealand

  • ASX 200 opened +0.2%
  • (AU) China Customs officials said to have told certain state-owned power plants and steel firms to stop importing coal from Australia; Australia government is seeking clarification from China – (update)

China/Hong Kong

  • Shanghai Composite opened -0.2%
  • (CN) China Sept Trade Balance: $37.0B V $60.0BE; Exports Y/Y: 9.9% v 10.0%e; Imports Y/Y: 13.2% v 0.4%e; Trade Balance with the US: $30.8B v $34.2B m/m; Sept Australia Imports -9.5% y/y
  • (CN) China PBOC sets Yuan reference rate: 6.7296 v 6.7126 prior
  • (HK) Hong Kong Exchange: Full trading day cancelled due to Typhoon signal 8 being in force [Comments after morning trading suspended]
  • (HK) Hong Kong Exchange officially cancels morning trading session due to storm signal 8
  • (CN) China is said to have eased its demands on banks to deliver lower profits
  • (CN) Follow Up: China MOF is holding investor calls from today related to previously announced plan to sell US dollar denominated bonds this week; the bond offering might be launched by as soon as Wed (Oct 14th)
  • (CN) China PBoC Open Market Operation (OMO): Skips reverse repos v Skips reverse repos prior; Net drain CNY100B v Net drain CNY60B prior
  • (CN) Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan: US financial sanctions against China [would be] ‘suicidal’ for the US – SCMP

Japan

  • Nikkei 225 opened +0.5%
  • Softbank [9984.JP]: Says its Vision Fund will launch a SPAC in the next couple of weeks
  • TDK [6762.JP]: Said to be seeking US Approval to supply Huawei – Nikkei
  • (JP) Japan Sept M2 Money Supply Y/Y: 9.0% v 8.6% prior; M3 Money Supply Y/Y: 7.4% v 7.1% prior (record increase for M3)
  • (JP) Japan Fin Min Aso: To release a joint statement after G7 Meeting [later today]; BOJ Gov Kuroda to attend the G7 Meeting

Korea

  • Kospi opened +0.6%
  • Hynix [000660.HK]: Said to be expected to supply at least KRW3.0T (~$2.6B) worth of chips annually to Microsoft; the cos. might sign a MOU by the end of Oct – Press

Other Asia

  • Nanya Technology [2408.TW]: Reports Q3 (NT$) Net 1.6B v 2.2B y/y, Op 2.1B v 2.3B y/y, Rev 15.3B v 14.8B y/y; In the third quarter of 2020, average selling prices (ASP) and bit shipment decreased by low single digits percent respectively quarter over quarter, which strong NTD had a negative impact on revenue by 1.5 percent.

North America

  • Johnson & Johnson [JNJ]: Coronavirus vaccine study has been halted due to unexplained illness in one of its participants – Press
  • Tesla [TSLA]: Sold 11.3K China made Model 3 Vehicles in Sept v 11.8K m/m

Europe

  • (UK) Sept BRC Sales LFL Y/Y: 6.1% v 4.7% prior
  • Evotec [EVT.DE]: Announces €250M investment in company; To issue 11.5M shares

Levels as of 1:20 ET

  • Nikkei 225, +0.2%, ASX 200 +1% , Hang Seng halted; Shanghai Composite -0.2% ; Kospi -0.1%
  • Equity S&P500 Futures: -0.2%; Nasdaq100 -0.1%, Dax -0.2%; FTSE100 +0.3%
  • EUR 1.1816-1.1790 ; JPY 105.45-105.28 ; AUD 0.7218-0.7164 ;NZD 0.6655-0.6628
  • Gold -0.7% at $1,915/oz; Crude Oil +0.1% at $39.48/brl; Copper -0.4% at $3.0505/lb

 

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