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On August 20, Ant International launched the self-developed time series prediction model 'FalconTST' (Time-Series Transformer) version 2.0. This model is designed for cross-border payment foreign exchange risk management and will be expanded to scenarios such as e-commerce supply chain demand forecasting and airline operations management. 'FalconTST' 2.0 achieved state-of-the-art results in global authoritative benchmark tests, with the Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) reduced to 0.666, surpassing time series prediction models from several leading global technology companies. Currently, major financial institutions such as Barclays, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank have applied 'FalconTST' 2.0 for cash flow forecasting and foreign exchange management.

[Ant International Releases Version 2.0 of FalconTST Model]On August 20, Ant International launched the self-developed time series prediction model 'FalconTST' (Time-Series Transformer) version 2.0. This model is designed for cross-border payment foreign exchange risk management and will be expanded to scenarios such as e-commerce supply chain demand forecasting and airline operations management. 'FalconTST' 2.0 achieved state-of-the-art results in global authoritative benchmark tests, with the Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) reduced to 0.666, surpassing time series prediction models from several leading global technology companies. Currently, major financial institutions such as Barclays, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered Bank have applied 'FalconTST' 2.0 for cash flow forecasting and foreign exchange management.

Ant International Releases Version 2.0 of FalconTST Model

On August 20, Ant International launched the self-developed time-series forecasting model "FalconTST" (Time-Series Transformer) version 2.0. This model is designed for managing foreign exchange risk in cross-border payments and will be expanded to scenarios such as e-commerce supply chain demand forecasting and airline operations management. The "FalconTST" 2.0 achieved state-of-the-art results in global benchmark tests, with the Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) reduced to 0.666, surpassing time series forecasting models from several leading global technology companies. Currently, major financial institutions such as Barclays, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered have applied "FalconTST" 2.0 for cash flow forecasting and foreign exchange management.

[Ant International Releases Version 2.0 of FalconTST Model]On August 20, Ant International launched the self-developed time-series forecasting model "FalconTST" (Time-Series Transformer) version 2.0. This model is designed for managing foreign exchange risk in cross-border payments and will be expanded to scenarios such as e-commerce supply chain demand forecasting and airline operations management. The "FalconTST" 2.0 achieved state-of-the-art results in global benchmark tests, with the Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) reduced to 0.666, surpassing time series forecasting models from several leading global technology companies. Currently, major financial institutions such as Barclays, Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered have applied "FalconTST" 2.0 for cash flow forecasting and foreign exchange management.

Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $72,000, currently priced at $72,028.54, with a 24-hour increase of 11.83%. The market is highly volatile, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Surpasses $72,000]Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $72,000, currently priced at $72,028.54, with a 24-hour increase of 11.83%. The market is highly volatile, so please ensure proper risk management.

BTC Surpasses $72,000

Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $72,000, currently priced at $72,028.54, with a 24-hour increase of 11.83%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

[BTC Surpasses $72,000]Market data shows that BTC has surpassed $72,000, currently priced at $72,028.54, with a 24-hour increase of 11.83%. The market is experiencing significant volatility, so please ensure proper risk management.

On August 20, the Korea Economic Daily reported that Samsung Electronics plans to announce a shareholder return scheme worth approximately 150 trillion won this month, surpassing earlier reports from other media of 100 trillion won. The plan is expected to include measures such as stock buybacks and special dividends, potentially setting a record high for South Korean listed companies. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics intends to hold a board meeting this month to review the relevant shareholder return plan. Previously, the market had anticipated that the return could reach as high as 200 trillion won, but considering the company's basic principle of using 50% of its free cash flow (FCF) for shareholder returns, the final amount is expected to be between 150 trillion and 160 trillion won. Executives at Samsung Electronics stated that with the recovery of the memory chip industry, the company's cash generation capacity has significantly improved, and they are exploring various options to enhance shareholder value while adhering to the principle of shareholder returns. The market believes that this large-scale shareholder return will primarily benefit from performance improvements brought about by the supercycle in memory semiconductors. Brokerages estimate that Samsung Electronics' total free cash flow for this year will be around 263 trillion won, with cumulative free cash flow expected to be about 319 trillion won during the shareholder return policy period from 2024 to 2026. Based on a 50% return ratio, the total return funds will be approximately 160 trillion won, and after deducting the 39.1 trillion won already executed or planned, the remaining funds will be close to 120 trillion won. The market expects that Samsung Electronics may use the remaining funds to provide a large special dividend in addition to maintaining the regular annual dividend of 1,668 won per share. Additionally, the company may also pursue large-scale stock buybacks and cancellations to alleviate market concerns about increased stock circulation due to employee incentives and to enhance shareholder value. Industry insiders indicate that following SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics' launch of a large-scale shareholder return plan could become an important factor in driving the valuation increase of the South Korean stock market.

[Industry Insiders: Samsung Electronics' Shareholder Return Plan May Reach 150 Trillion Won]On August 20, the Korea Economic Daily reported that Samsung Electronics plans to announce a shareholder return scheme worth approximately 150 trillion won this month, surpassing earlier reports from other media of 100 trillion won. The plan is expected to include measures such as stock buybacks and special dividends, potentially setting a record high for South Korean listed companies. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics intends to hold a board meeting this month to review the relevant shareholder return plan. Previously, the market had anticipated that the return could reach as high as 200 trillion won, but considering the company's basic principle of using 50% of its free cash flow (FCF) for shareholder returns, the final amount is expected to be between 150 trillion and 160 trillion won. Executives at Samsung Electronics stated that with the recovery of the memory chip industry, the company's cash generation capacity has significantly improved, and they are exploring various options to enhance shareholder value while adhering to the principle of shareholder returns. The market believes that this large-scale shareholder return will primarily benefit from performance improvements brought about by the supercycle in memory semiconductors. Brokerages estimate that Samsung Electronics' total free cash flow for this year will be around 263 trillion won, with cumulative free cash flow expected to be about 319 trillion won during the shareholder return policy period from 2024 to 2026. Based on a 50% return ratio, the total return funds will be approximately 160 trillion won, and after deducting the 39.1 trillion won already executed or planned, the remaining funds will be close to 120 trillion won. The market expects that Samsung Electronics may use the remaining funds to provide a large special dividend in addition to maintaining the regular annual dividend of 1,668 won per share. Additionally, the company may also pursue large-scale stock buybacks and cancellations to alleviate market concerns about increased stock circulation due to employee incentives and to enhance shareholder value. Industry insiders indicate that following SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics' launch of a large-scale shareholder return plan could become an important factor in driving the valuation increase of the South Korean stock market.

Industry Insiders: Samsung Electronics' Shareholder Return Plan May Reach 150 Trillion Won

On August 20, the Korea Economic Daily reported that Samsung Electronics plans to announce a shareholder return scheme worth approximately 150 trillion won this month, surpassing earlier reports from other media of 100 trillion won. The plan is expected to include measures such as stock buybacks and special dividends, potentially setting a new record for shareholder returns among South Korean listed companies. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics is set to hold a board meeting this month to review the related shareholder return plan. Previously, the market had anticipated that the return could reach as high as 200 trillion won, but considering the company's principle of using 50% of free cash flow (FCF) for shareholder returns, the final amount is expected to be between 150 trillion and 160 trillion won. Samsung Electronics executives stated that with the recovery of the memory chip industry, the company's cash generation capacity has significantly improved, and they are exploring various ways to enhance shareholder value while adhering to the principles of shareholder returns. The market believes that this large-scale shareholder return is primarily driven by performance improvements from the memory semiconductor supercycle. Brokerages estimate that Samsung Electronics' total free cash flow for this year will be around 263 trillion won, with cumulative free cash flow during the shareholder return policy period from 2024 to 2026 expected to be approximately 319 trillion won. Based on a 50% return ratio, the total return funds are estimated to be around 160 trillion won. After deducting the 39.1 trillion won already executed or planned, the remaining funds are close to 120 trillion won. The market anticipates that Samsung Electronics may use the remaining funds to implement a large-scale special dividend in addition to maintaining the regular annual dividend of 1,668 won per share. The company may also proceed with significant stock buybacks and cancellations to alleviate concerns about increased stock circulation due to employee incentives and enhance shareholder value. Industry insiders indicate that following SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics' launch of a large-scale shareholder return plan could become an important factor in driving up valuations in the South Korean stock market.

[Industry Insider: Samsung Electronics' Shareholder Return Plan May Reach 150 Trillion Won]On August 20, the Korea Economic Daily reported that Samsung Electronics plans to announce a shareholder return scheme worth approximately 150 trillion won this month, surpassing earlier reports from other media of 100 trillion won. The plan is expected to include measures such as stock buybacks and special dividends, potentially setting a new record for shareholder returns among South Korean listed companies. According to industry insiders, Samsung Electronics is set to hold a board meeting this month to review the related shareholder return plan. Previously, the market had anticipated that the return could reach as high as 200 trillion won, but considering the company's principle of using 50% of free cash flow (FCF) for shareholder returns, the final amount is expected to be between 150 trillion and 160 trillion won. Samsung Electronics executives stated that with the recovery of the memory chip industry, the company's cash generation capacity has significantly improved, and they are exploring various ways to enhance shareholder value while adhering to the principles of shareholder returns. The market believes that this large-scale shareholder return is primarily driven by performance improvements from the memory semiconductor supercycle. Brokerages estimate that Samsung Electronics' total free cash flow for this year will be around 263 trillion won, with cumulative free cash flow during the shareholder return policy period from 2024 to 2026 expected to be approximately 319 trillion won. Based on a 50% return ratio, the total return funds are estimated to be around 160 trillion won. After deducting the 39.1 trillion won already executed or planned, the remaining funds are close to 120 trillion won. The market anticipates that Samsung Electronics may use the remaining funds to implement a large-scale special dividend in addition to maintaining the regular annual dividend of 1,668 won per share. The company may also proceed with significant stock buybacks and cancellations to alleviate concerns about increased stock circulation due to employee incentives and enhance shareholder value. Industry insiders indicate that following SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics' launch of a large-scale shareholder return plan could become an important factor in driving up valuations in the South Korean stock market.

Industry Insider: Samsung Electronics' Shareholder Return Plan May Reach 150 Trillion Won

HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 72,000 USDT, currently reported at 72,004 USDT, with a 24H increase of 11.78%.

【BTC breaks through 72000 USDT】HTX data monitoring shows that BTC has broken through 72,000 USDT, currently reported at 72,004 USDT, with a 24H increase of 11.78%.

BTC breaks through 72000 USDT

On August 20, according to the US financial media Semafor, the latest measures taken by President Trump to avoid escalating military actions against Iran come at a time when the US believes that talks between Iran and Oman, which previously seemed to be a rare productive negotiation avenue, have reached an impasse. A US official and a White House official stated that the US government believes the talks between Iran and Oman broke down weeks ago. These discussions had proposed the possibility of reaching a fee agreement in the Strait of Hormuz, which frustrated Trump. The Omani embassy did not respond to the US perspective on its negotiations. However, Trump still describes the situation in Iran as 'very good' and optimistically believes that economic pressure can force Tehran back to the negotiating table, even though he has suspended future talks for the foreseeable future. Last night, Trump posted on social media threatening to launch an 'economic war' against Iran, stating that the US would impose sanctions on any country that conducts business with Tehran. (Jinshi)

[US Media: US Believes Iran-Oman Talks Broke Down Weeks Ago]On August 20, according to the US financial media Semafor, the latest measures taken by President Trump to avoid escalating military actions against Iran come at a time when the US believes that talks between Iran and Oman, which previously seemed to be a rare productive negotiation avenue, have reached an impasse. A US official and a White House official stated that the US government believes the talks between Iran and Oman broke down weeks ago. These discussions had proposed the possibility of reaching a fee agreement in the Strait of Hormuz, which frustrated Trump. The Omani embassy did not respond to the US perspective on its negotiations. However, Trump still describes the situation in Iran as 'very good' and optimistically believes that economic pressure can force Tehran back to the negotiating table, even though he has suspended future talks for the foreseeable future. Last night, Trump posted on social media threatening to launch an 'economic war' against Iran, stating that the US would impose sanctions on any country that conducts business with Tehran. (Jinshi)

US Media: US Believes Iran-Oman Talks Broke Down Weeks Ago

On August 20, according to the US financial media Semafor, the latest measures taken by President Trump to avoid escalating military action against Iran come as the US believes that talks between Iran and Oman, which previously seemed to be a rare and productive negotiation avenue, have reached a deadlock. A US official and a White House official stated that the US government believes the talks between Iran and Oman broke down weeks ago. These discussions had proposed the possibility of reaching a fee agreement in the Strait of Hormuz, which frustrated Trump. The Omani embassy did not respond to the US perspective on the negotiations. However, Trump still describes the situation with Iran as 'very good' and is optimistic that economic pressure can force Tehran back to the negotiating table, even though he has halted future talks for the foreseeable future. Last night, Trump posted on social media threatening to launch an 'economic war' against Iran, stating that the US would impose sanctions on any country that conducts business with Tehran. (Jinshi)

[US Media: US Believes Iran-Oman Talks Broke Down Weeks Ago]On August 20, according to the US financial media Semafor, the latest measures taken by President Trump to avoid escalating military action against Iran come as the US believes that talks between Iran and Oman, which previously seemed to be a rare and productive negotiation avenue, have reached a deadlock. A US official and a White House official stated that the US government believes the talks between Iran and Oman broke down weeks ago. These discussions had proposed the possibility of reaching a fee agreement in the Strait of Hormuz, which frustrated Trump. The Omani embassy did not respond to the US perspective on the negotiations. However, Trump still describes the situation with Iran as 'very good' and is optimistic that economic pressure can force Tehran back to the negotiating table, even though he has halted future talks for the foreseeable future. Last night, Trump posted on social media threatening to launch an 'economic war' against Iran, stating that the US would impose sanctions on any country that conducts business with Tehran. (Jinshi)

On August 20, Barclays viewed SK Hynix's recent buyback as a 'strong signal' to investors. Barclays analyst Simon Coles predicts that shareholder returns for SK Hynix from 2025 to 2027 will reach approximately 15% of the current market value. Barclays maintains an 'overweight' rating on SK Hynix ADR (SKHY.O) with a target price of $300. The analysis states that SK Hynix can increase shareholder returns without needing to reduce its capacity expansion investments. Typically, large dividends or stock buybacks can constrain a company's investment capabilities, but with strong cash flow, SK Hynix can manage both. Coles noted, 'Even while allocating about 15% of market value for shareholder returns, the company still has ample capacity to advance capacity expansion and new business opportunities in the coming years.' Barclays has raised its quarterly dividend forecast for 2027 to 2,500 KRW per share and the year-end dividend forecast to 10,000 KRW. Assuming a buyback of 200 trillion KRW in 2027, about 51% of the cumulative free cash flow from 2025 to 2027 will be returned to shareholders by the end of 2027. The balance between dividends and buybacks remains a variable. While increasing dividends can demonstrate confidence in future cash flows, Barclays' assessment suggests that, given the significant volatility in semiconductor industry profits, it is more prudent to conduct stock buybacks when share prices are undervalued.

[Barclays: SK Hynix Buyback Sends 'Strong Signal', Optimistic About Cash Flow Potential]On August 20, Barclays viewed SK Hynix's recent buyback as a 'strong signal' to investors. Barclays analyst Simon Coles predicts that shareholder returns for SK Hynix from 2025 to 2027 will reach approximately 15% of the current market value. Barclays maintains an 'overweight' rating on SK Hynix ADR (SKHY.O) with a target price of $300. The analysis states that SK Hynix can increase shareholder returns without needing to reduce its capacity expansion investments. Typically, large dividends or stock buybacks can constrain a company's investment capabilities, but with strong cash flow, SK Hynix can manage both. Coles noted, 'Even while allocating about 15% of market value for shareholder returns, the company still has ample capacity to advance capacity expansion and new business opportunities in the coming years.' Barclays has raised its quarterly dividend forecast for 2027 to 2,500 KRW per share and the year-end dividend forecast to 10,000 KRW. Assuming a buyback of 200 trillion KRW in 2027, about 51% of the cumulative free cash flow from 2025 to 2027 will be returned to shareholders by the end of 2027. The balance between dividends and buybacks remains a variable. While increasing dividends can demonstrate confidence in future cash flows, Barclays' assessment suggests that, given the significant volatility in semiconductor industry profits, it is more prudent to conduct stock buybacks when share prices are undervalued.

Barclays: SK Hynix Buyback Sends 'Strong Signal', Optimistic About Cash Flow Potential

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Barclays: SK Hynix Buyback Sends 'Strong Signal', Optimistic About Cash Flow Potential

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