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10/24
15:20
Bloomberg Markets reports that Swiss ultra-defensive large-cap stocks are performing strongly amid European market volatility, becoming a market safe haven due to AI concerns.
15:11
Ethereum staking queue holds 1.38M ETH, indicating strong demand despite lower yields than cash rates
Despite Ethereum staking's 2.2% annual return being only slightly higher than average euro household deposit rates (2.13%) and carrying price volatility, investors continue to queue. As of October 23, approximately 1.38 million ETH are waiting to enter staking, with an estimated wait time of 24 days and nine hours. This strong demand is driven by long-term ETH holders seeking to accumulate more tokens on existing positions, rather than solely chasing yield. Currently, 44.1 million ETH, over 36% of the total supply, is already staked.
15:02
Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister warns of new AI threats amid fragmented power, calls for stronger international cooperation
Norway's Deputy Foreign Minister warns that artificial intelligence is globalizing and accelerating new and old threats, while no single state is strong enough to impose order, leading to a fragmented international landscape. The official emphasizes that international cooperation is more vital than ever to ensure global security, advocating for powerful international institutions and laws to develop and enforce global standards.
14:40
JUST Ecosystem upgrades JST buyback and burn plan, injects $20.34 million surplus and establishes $50 million reserve fund, introduces GasFree revenue.
14:39
CNBC Analysis: AI is reshaping the customer service industry, boosting efficiency while intensifying workload
CNBC analysis indicates that artificial intelligence (AI) is profoundly transforming the customer service industry. On one hand, AI tools assist customer service representatives with routine tasks, allowing them to focus more on complex issues requiring human judgment, empathy, and experience. For instance, Kaylee Harris of a credit card company stated that AI enables her to pay more attention to each customer. On the other hand, AI also presents new challenges, such as frequently erroneous AI-generated notes, which force customer service representatives to re-record information or escalate all complex cases to human agents, exacerbating burnout. A report by MaxContact shows that over half of UK contact center decision-makers believe customer service workloads have increased. Amanda Jones of King's College London warns that AI could intensify customer service work, as human agents will handle more high-difficulty interactions and may lose opportunities to gain experience through simpler tasks. Nevertheless, CEOs of companies like PolyAI still believe AI has the potential to improve both customer and employee experiences, while UK telecommunications company Virgin Media O2 and customer experience company ArvatoConnect are actively deploying AI to enhance efficiency.
14:36
French unrest pushes 10-year bond yields to 24-year high; Moody's maintains negative outlook amid ongoing protests
French unrest has pushed the country's 10-year government bond yields to their highest level since 2002 earlier this week, with the CAC 40 index falling 4.5% over the past month. Rating agency Moody's on Friday maintained its Aa3 credit rating on France but kept a negative outlook, citing increased risk from political fragmentation. Carrefour shares plunged over 14% on Wednesday after the supermarket giant cut its profit outlook, partly blaming the turmoil. Further demonstrations are planned for October 24 and November 5, raising investor concerns over budget, growth, and sector risks.
14:35
Arthur Hayes Says He Sold Maelstrom’s Directional Book
Arthur Hayes says he sold Maelstrom’s directional book. Wallets linked to Hayes transferred 8,000 ETH and six other tokens, which contrasts with his Oct. 15 declaration that he was long Bitcoin and Ether.
14:26
Lookonchain: Arthur Hayes is selling $22.28 million worth of tokens
These tokens include 6,400 ETH ($15.2 million), 14 million ENA ($2.76 million), 323,000 UNI ($2.24 million), 1.89 million ETHFI ($1.23 million), 546,609 AERO ($398,000), 120,000 PENDLE ($244,000), and 3 million ZAMA ($214,000).
14:22
Goldman Sachs Executive: Global Macroeconomy Undergoing "Seismic Shift" from an Era of "Savings Glut" to "Spending Glut"
Rich Privorotsky, Goldman Sachs' Head of European Fixed Income and Equities Trading, stated in an October 22 interview that the global macroeconomy is undergoing "seismic shifts," moving from a "savings glut" environment to an era of "spending glut" during his career. He noted that AI capital expenditure is expected to exceed $1 trillion over the past year, while most governments globally are running fiscal deficits. This shift has driven up the cost of capital, crowded out lower-quality borrowers, and led to widening credit spreads for CCC-rated debt, even extending to sovereign debt such as French government bonds.
14:22
Goldman Sachs Executive: Tech Stocks Saw "Largest Sell-Off Ever" Last Week, AI Industry May Face 40-50 GW Power Shortage Next Year
Rich Privorotsky, Goldman Sachs' Head of European Fixed Income and Equities Trading, revealed in an October 22 interview that last week saw "the largest ever tech stock sell-off" on Goldman's prime brokerage books, as the extremely crowded "long AI, short everything else" trade unwound. Privorotsky noted that the market expects AI capital expenditure to reach $1.1 trillion next year, but investors are more focused on earnings delivery. He also warned that the AI industry could face a power deficit of approximately 40-50 gigawatts next year, as well as financing challenges for highly leveraged emerging cloud service providers. These concerns have led investors to enter "de-risking mode."
14:17
Musk reposted a tweet stating that X's Ultra subscription costs $200 per month on the web, but $260 when purchased via the App Store or Play Store, due to the platforms' 30% commission.
14:15
Argentine President Javier Milei responded to the LIBRA ruling on X, questioning who would compensate him for "one year, eight months and nine days" of alleged damage to his reputation.
Argentine President Javier Milei responded to the LIBRA ruling on X, questioning who would compensate him for "one year, eight months and nine days" of alleged damage to his reputation. He accused opposition groups and parts of the media of exploiting the case for political purposes, calling it an operation aimed at undermining the presidency with "coup-related objectives." He also named several journalists and demanded accountability for their coverage.
14:06
ECB's Cipollone: Digital Euro Pilot in 2027, Potential Rollout by 2029 to Boost European Digital Sovereignty
European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Piero Cipollone stated in an interview with Milano Finanza that a pilot program for the digital euro, involving staff from the ECB and national central banks, will launch in 2027. If the necessary regulation is approved this year, the digital euro could be rolled out as early as 2029.

Cipollone emphasized that the digital euro aims to provide a European alternative to non-European card schemes, addressing the continent's dependence on third-party payment infrastructures. He described it as a "European digital sovereignty project" designed to ensure the smooth functioning of payment systems, protect privacy, and increase competition, particularly benefiting small merchants by reducing fees. The digital euro will also support offline payments and will have limits on holdings to safeguard financial stability, though no limits on payments.
14:03
Former Israeli diplomat Pinchas: Even if a new government takes power, there will be no "drastic changes" in West Bank policy.
Former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas stated that even if Israel elects a new government, its policy in the occupied Palestinian territories (West Bank) will not undergo "dramatic changes." He believes the new government might crack down on settler violence and illegal outposts, with law and order enforced by the military and police. Pinkas told Al Jazeera ahead of Tuesday's election that the Netanyahu government "is trying to prove how tough they are," but its policy in the West Bank might be "almost irrelevant."
14:02
HSBC to Open New Wealth Management Center in Abu Dhabi in December, Says Middle East Conflict Has Not Affected Business Demand
HSBC will open a new wealth management center in Abu Dhabi in December, stating that the Middle East conflict has not affected business demand. Mohamed Al Marzooqi, CEO of HSBC UAE, said this is HSBC's largest investment in the Middle East in 20 years, and that high-net-worth clients in the region are still growing strongly despite global and regional geopolitical uncertainties. He noted that HSBC acquired many new high-net-worth clients in the UAE in the first half of this year, even after the US-Israel conflict with Iran began in late February.
13:49
Israeli forces arrest 15 Palestinians, force home evacuations in West Bank raids
Israeli forces arrested 15 Palestinians during dawn raids across Nablus governorate in the occupied West Bank, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa. Separately, troops forced dozens of residents from their homes in Hebron's al-Jalda and Ein Deir Bahha areas after surrounding the neighbourhoods.
13:35
Amnesty International official warns Israeli elections must not delay accountability for Palestinian violations
Amnesty International’s senior director for research, advocacy, policy and campaigns, Erika Guevara Rosas, has warned that upcoming elections in Israel must not distract from ongoing violations against Palestinians. She cited “genocide in Gaza, apartheid, unlawful occupation, forced displacement, and escalating violence and ethnic cleansing in the West Bank,” urging world leaders to maintain focus on international law and accountability despite political changes in the country.
13:33
Hospital in Yemen's Taiz warns of imminent collapse in days due to Houthi siege, with dialysis sessions already cut short amid severe shortages of fuel, medicines, and oxygen.
13:32
Lebanese residents and analysts are skeptical that Israel's October 27 election will change its policy towards Lebanon
Despite the upcoming election, many Lebanese believe that a change in Israeli leadership, even if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is replaced by figures like Gadi Eisenkot, is unlikely to alter the current policy of occupation and destruction in southern Lebanon. They cite Israel's history of airspace violations and ground invasions, as well as the lack of withdrawal promises from candidates, as reasons for their distrust.
13:16
AI election ads are being used more than ever in US midterms campaigns, with BBC Verify tracking dozens of them
13:07
Amazon CEO states strong long-term demand for AWS cloud capacity, with 2026 and 2027 largely sold out, and most of 2028 already booked.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy stated in an Andreessen Horowitz podcast released on Friday that the vast majority of Amazon Web Services (AWS) core infrastructure capacity has been snapped up for the next several years. He noted that 2026 capacity is sold out, 2027 is largely sold out, and a significant portion of 2028 is also booked. This dynamic highlights the sustained and robust investment appetite of enterprises for cloud services and AI infrastructure. Jassy also mentioned that Amazon maintains flexibility in capital expenditures, adjusting server and network equipment procurement plans based on customer demand, and continues to deepen its in-house chip strategy.
12:58
Amnesty International Report: Over 1,400 Dead Since Gaza Ceasefire
Amnesty International reports that over 1,400 people have died in Gaza since the ceasefire agreement came into effect, with the enclave continuing to face a worsening humanitarian crisis. The organization stated on X that nearly 2 million people still need shelter, no hospital in Gaza is fully operational, and 1.4 million people face crisis levels of hunger. Amnesty International emphasized that accountability cannot be obscured, and Gaza's recovery must be based on international law, justice, and victims' rights. The organization also accused the international community of failing to hold Israel accountable and to pressure Israel to comply with the binding orders issued by the International Court of Justice, warning that the continued lack of accountability is fueling further atrocities against Palestinians.
12:57
Bitcoin Price Bets Drive Record $2.7 Billion Weekly Volume on Kalshi and Polymarket Crypto Prediction Markets
Bloomberg, citing Dune Analytics data, reported that the weekly notional trading volume of crypto-related contracts on Kalshi and Polymarket reached a record $2.7 billion last week. This surge was primarily driven by short-term price bets on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, with crypto now ranking second only to sports on both platforms. As spot trading volumes decline, crypto exchanges are actively expanding their prediction market businesses, with Coinbase's product, for example, being powered by Kalshi. However, legal challenges to sports contracts in some U.S. states could impact crypto exchanges' willingness to further expand into prediction markets.
12:47
Franklin Templeton adds $150 million in fund shares to XRP Ledger, bringing total to $200 million in one wallet
Franklin Templeton added $150 million worth of shares in its tokenized money market fund to the XRP Ledger on Friday, with all new shares going to a single wallet. This brings the fund's total token balance on the network to nearly $200 million, held entirely within that one wallet. The wallet and Franklin's issuing account share identical authorized signers, requiring any two to jointly approve a transaction. These transactions nearly quadrupled the number of sgBENJI shares on the XRP Ledger, which represent shares of the Singapore-domiciled Franklin OnChain U.S. Dollar Short-Term Money Market Fund. The fund invests in short-term dollar debt and money-market instruments.
12:44
On-chain data shows Salem sold 20.06M AI tokens for 460.9 ETH ($1.1M), realizing a total profit of ~$2.9M
12:40
US LNG Project Developer Received Financing from Sanctioned Russian Energy Giant Novatek, FT Reports
12:33
UK Foreign Secretary Miliband: UK is "doubling down" on diplomatic efforts to end the Iran war, as it is driving up domestic inflation
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated that the UK is "doubling down" on diplomatic efforts to end the Iran war. He noted that the conflict is driving up energy and food prices in the UK, exacerbating inflation, with the cost of living crisis being the top issue facing the British public. Miliband said his duty is to do everything possible to end this conflict, which has "gone on too long and caused too much damage," and that the UK "cannot afford any more." To this end, he is meeting with foreign ministers from European and Middle Eastern countries in Istanbul, hoping to end the conflict "once and for all" and bring relief to British families.
12:32
Former Israeli military chief Eisenkot is in a fierce competition with Netanyahu, seeking to oust him.
According to the Financial Times, Gadi Eisenkot, 66, a former Israeli military chief and leader of the centrist Yashar party, is in a close race with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, seeking to unseat him.
12:29
Pegasus Spyware Founder Urges Governments to Trust Its Technology, Abandon US AI
Shalev Hulio, former head of Pegasus spyware developer NSO Group, is seeking a transformation, urging governments to trust his technology and abandon US AI, positioning himself as an advocate for sovereign AI and national security.
12:27
Binance founder CZ retweeted a post stating that Spotify audiobooks are now available to accounts in some regions (such as the US, UK, Canada, and parts of Europe) and will soon be launched on other platforms to cover more areas.

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