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PRE-MARKET TAIWAN AND SINGAPORE STOCKS NEWS: ASUS (2357 TT) partnered with Poesis on autonomous trading agents powered by NVIDIA technologies

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Taiwan and Singapore market updates highlight ASUS and Wiwynn tech developments, Taiwan's central bank rate pause at 2.00%, and Singapore corporate reviews, partnerships, and regulatory interviews.

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TAIWAN ASUS (2357 TT) - Co. partnered with Poesis on autonomous trading agents powered by NVIDIA technologies and launched the Ascent QN10, an 80-TOPS AI mini PC powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite platform. (Windows Central) Wiwynn (6669 TT) - Co. said US capacity is expected to account for about 20% of total production capacity next year after a new Texas production line enters volume production in Q2. (Taipei Times) Tech Nasdaq 100 outperformed during US trade as markets reversed the post-FOMC moves amid a Fed credibility boost and lower oil prices. Other News Taiwan's central bank kept its policy rate unchanged at 2.00%, as expected (prev. 2.00%). Taiwan Central Bank Governor said there is still time to observe developments and that monetary policy has remained relatively tight since 2024, helping stabilise domestic prices and anchor inflation expectations. SINGAPORE Addvalue Technologies (ADDV SP) - Co. clarified shareholder concerns regarding financial transparency and strategic investor involvement surrounding the proposed Nasdaq spin-off listing of its wholly owned subsidiary Addvalue Solutions ahead of its Sep 24 EGM. (Business Times) Banyan Group (BANY SP) - Co. entered a strategic partnership with Newmark Hotels & Reserves and acquired a majority stake in Newmark under a phased ownership structure leading to full ownership over time. (Business Times) City Developments (CIT SP) - Co. will release the outcome of its strategic review before trading hours on Sep 28, after previously saying it was looking to revamp its strategy and better articulate its value to investors. (Business Times) Multi-Chem (MCH SP) - Co. said its CEO, COO and two senior employees have been interviewed by Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. (Business Times)

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