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07/10/2026
According to the Korea Economic Daily, it has been confirmed that Samsung Electronics' next-generation high-bandwidth memory "12-layer HBM4E" product has passed quality validation by NVIDIA and major hyperscale data center operators. This test is a process of validating the product according to standards required by customers. However, what has been confirmed so far is only that the product passed quality validation; it is still not possible to confirm the supply volume for each customer, the scale of contracts, or the timing for starting mass production and supply. Industry insiders analyze that as the industry transitions to next-generation products, Samsung is expected to expand supply opportunities ahead of schedule in the high-performance AI memory market, where it competes with SK Hynix and Micron.
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During European trading hours on Wednesday, U.S. stock index futures were sluggish, as rebounding U.S. Treasury yields weighed on investor sentiment while the market awaited the release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve's most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting. The U.S. Treasury market remained under pressure, with the 10-year yield rising above 5.30% and the 30-year yield hovering around 5.69%. Persistent inflation concerns, an expanding fiscal deficit, and a sharp increase in AI-related bond issuance are the main factors keeping yields elevated. Escalating geopolitical conflicts in the Middle East have driven oil prices higher, further intensifying inflationary pressure and sustaining market expectations for rate hikes. However, recent weakening in U.S. employment data has reduced expectations for aggressive Fed tightening. According to the CME FedWatch tool, traders currently see only about a 22% probability that the Fed will raise rates at its October meeting.
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Affected by the deepening French fiscal crisis and new political risks in Europe, the euro fell to its lowest level against the pound since June last year. The euro at one point dropped 0.4% to 0.8449 against the pound, breaking below the year-to-date low set in July. Earlier this week, the euro had already fallen to a 17-month low against the dollar, and on Wednesday it also underperformed most G10 currencies. France is currently facing intensifying pressure in the bond market. Missed fiscal deficit targets, policy deadlock, and the possibility of a major policy shift in next year's presidential election are all weighing on investor confidence. Marine Le Pen, the far-right French presidential candidate, called on Tuesday for the European Central Bank to intervene to reduce rapidly rising government financing costs. Turmoil in the French market has already spread to the European government bond market. Last week, European bonds suffered large-scale selling, once again evoking memories of the European debt crisis period.
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