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Shenzhen Metro Ranks Among China's Top Three Cities in Passenger Traffic: The Ministry of Transport recently released the "August 2025 Urban Rail Transit Operation Data Quick Report." Two key indicators, subway station arrivals and subway passenger volume, garnered significant attention. Shenzhen, with 169.48 million arrivals and 300.13 million passenger volume, once again ranked third among major cities nationwide. Data from the first eight months of this year show that Shenzhen's key subway indicators have steadily improved, achieving a significant leap forward and officially becoming China's third-largest metro city. August's specific data showed that subway passenger traffic was: 323.38 million in Shanghai, 310.59 million in Beijing, 300.13 million in Shenzhen, and 288.99 million in Guangzhou. Subway station arrivals were: 180.33 million in Shanghai, 170.23 million in Beijing, 169.48 million in Shenzhen, and 154.43 million in Guangzhou. These two rankings remained consistent with July. In terms of subway passenger flow intensity, Shenzhen reached 16,300 passengers/km/day, ranking first in the country.

Singapore's electronic product exports fell 6.5% year-on-year in August, while non-electronic product exports fell 13.0% year-on-year.

[Huawei: The total computing power of the whole society will increase 100,000 times in 2035] According to Huawei's official Weibo, on September 16, Huawei released the top ten technology trends for the intelligent world in 2035, pointing out that the total computing power of the whole society will increase 100,000 times in 2035, which will eventually give rise to the full rise of new computing. Huawei believes that AGI will be the most transformative driving force in the next decade. With the development of large models, AI agents will evolve from execution tools to decision-making partners, driving the industrial revolution. The connection objects of communication networks will expand from 9 billion people to 900 billion agents, realizing the leap from mobile Internet to intelligent agent Internet. At present, the mode of human-computer interaction is shifting from graphical interface to natural language, and is evolving towards multimodal interaction that integrates the five senses of human beings.

Japan's exports fell in August as automakers faced pressure from higher US tariffs. Japanese government data released Wednesday showed that Japan's exports fell for the fourth consecutive month in August, as higher US tariffs took a toll on the country's auto and other manufacturing sectors. The data showed a 0.1% year-on-year decline in August, worse than the median market forecast for a 1.9% drop, and following a 2.6% drop in July. Exports to the US fell 13.8% year-on-year in August, while exports to China fell 0.5%. Imports fell 5.2% year-on-year in August, compared with a market forecast for a 4.2% increase. As a result, Japan posted a trade deficit of 242.5 billion yen (US$1.66 billion) in August, compared with a forecast of a 513.6 billion yen deficit. In late July, Washington agreed to impose a 15% tariff on nearly all Japanese imports, lower than the initial 27.5% tariff on autos and 25% on most other goods, providing some relief to Japanese exporters. But the impact is still significant, especially for Japanese automakers and auto parts suppliers, as the tax rate is still several times higher than the previous 2.5%. Some economists predict that the decline in exports will drag Japan's economy into contraction in July-September.

September 17 intraday targets/key resistance and support levels for major commodities such as gold, crude oil, palm oil, nonferrous metals, and agricultural products

[China's Shale Gas Trial Production Record Set] Sinopec announced today that two wells in its Ziyang shale gas field in the Sichuan Basin have each achieved test production exceeding one million cubic meters, setting a new record for shale gas production in my country. One of these record-breaking wells achieved a daily test production of 1.407 million cubic meters. The developed gas reservoir is located in the Cambrian system, dating back 540 million years, making it the world's oldest shale formation explored on a large scale and representing a new type of shale gas. (CCTV Finance)