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02:18
Spot gold rose as much as 0.7% to $4,435 per ounce in Asian trading on Tuesday, with analysts attributing its counter-trend rally to a weaker dollar. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index fell 0.1% on Tuesday, following a 0.2% decline on Monday, primarily driven by the Japanese yen approaching its year-to-date high against the dollar. Meanwhile, the conflict between the US and Iran has re-escalated, pushing Brent crude oil prices close to $100 per barrel. Traders are currently pricing in an approximately 60% probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates as early as next week. US consumer price data, due later this week, will be a key variable for the market to assess the Federal Reserve's policy direction.
02:18
Borrowers from around the Asia Pacific, with banks leading the charge, stormed the dollar bond market on Tuesday, unleashing one of the busiest sessions of the year in the region, as companies across the globe are primed to tap investors in force before interest rates go any higher.
02:16
S&P Global Market Intelligence expects South Korean chipmaker SK hynix to announce another share buyback of up to 40 trillion won ($28 billion) in the fourth quarter, driven by the AI memory boom. The firm also warns of a higher dividend bar for the company.
02:15
South Korean chip giant Samsung Electronics and Dutch chip equipment manufacturer ASML announced on Tuesday that they will expand their long-term collaboration on next-generation lithography technology, which is crucial for producing advanced AI chips. The partnership will focus on High-NA EUV lithography and advanced photomask solutions, areas expected to become increasingly important as chipmakers push the limits of semiconductor scaling.
02:11
Trinh Nguyen, Senior Economist for Emerging Asia at Natixis, stated that the Japanese Yen's fundamentals are "different this time" and have "significant room for volatility." She explained that the main reasons are the repatriation of funds by Japanese investors, interest rate hikes, the strong attractiveness of Japanese government bond yields, and the Yen being undervalued.
02:10
The proposed 6.3-gigawatt gas-fired power plant in Encinal, Texas, aims to meet surging electricity demand from the rapid expansion of AI data centers and advanced semiconductor facilities in the state, according to government sources on Tuesday.
02:05
Bridgepoint Credit has transferred €1.2 billion ($1.4 billion) of loans from an older direct-lending fund into a new continuation vehicle, according to a statement seen by Bloomberg.
02:02
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01:54
South Korea's economy expanded in nominal terms at its fastest annual pace in nearly 47 years in the second quarter, with nominal gross domestic product rising 26.4% in the April-June period from a year earlier, the sharpest increase since the third quarter of 1979. This surge, driven by a semiconductor-led export boom, was reported by the Bank of Korea on Tuesday. Output for the quarter reached 834.9 trillion won ($622 billion), up 9.2% from the first quarter.
01:52
The decline at Africa’s biggest insurer by assets was due to risk-off sentiment from conflicts in the Middle East, which curbed investment returns.
01:48
Shares of Indian defense companies rose after the government gave an initial approval for about $11 billion of proposed military purchases.
01:43
During their meeting in Seoul on Monday, the two leaders reviewed a decade of defense cooperation and agreed to broaden their strategic partnership in shipbuilding and naval defense, aiming to modernize the Philippine Navy and boost the competitiveness of the local shipbuilding industry.
01:38
This week, Israeli forces carried out demolitions in multiple locations across the West Bank, including the complete destruction of 12 homes in the Khirbet Tabban community, leaving 70 people, including 30 children, homeless. Additionally, settlers attacked the village of Al-Mughayyir northeast of Ramallah, resulting in the deaths of 16-year-old Khalil Abu Alia and 19-year-old Mohammed Nassan. Later on Sunday evening, settlers attacked the village of Hajjah in the eastern Qalqilya Governorate, killing 20-year-old Omar Tubasi and injuring three others.
01:38
The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported on Monday that since October 2023, 73,658 people have died and 174,622 have been injured in the Gaza Strip, including 160 new deaths. More than 1,340 people have been killed since the Israel-Hamas "ceasefire" in October 2025. Additionally, approximately 100 bodies, including 60 children, have been discovered in the ruins of the Zeitoun neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip.
01:38
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir unveiled a seven-year plan called "Disengagement 710," aiming to relocate approximately 2 million residents from the Gaza Strip through what he termed "voluntary migration." This follows comments last Wednesday by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, who stated in a meeting that moving Palestinians out of Gaza was the "only solution" and that Israel was prepared to implement it "by sea, air, land, and all possible means." The U.S. State Department responded by saying it does not "support any plans or proposals for forced relocation, expulsion, or forced transfer of the population of Gaza," but did not directly condemn Katz or Ben-Gvir.
01:38
Taiwan's leading aerospace contractor, Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation (AIDC), is rapidly expanding its portfolio beyond traditional aircraft manufacturing to include counter-drone systems. This move signals Taipei's alarm over China's growing unmanned aircraft system (UAS) capabilities, with an AIDC executive stressing the need for a dedicated, low-cost shield.
01:28
As winter approaches, European natural gas prices have surged to a three-year high, prompting stock market professionals to assess potential winners and losers.
01:24
Westpac Banking’s Luci Ellis cites more resilient household incomes and larger spillovers from the data center boom for the change of call for the Reserve Bank to raise cash rate to 4.6% in November.
01:08
French AI startup Mistral announced on Tuesday it has raised 3 billion euros ($3.5 billion) in fresh funding, primarily led by memory chip giant Samsung. This investment gives Mistral a post-money valuation of over 21 billion euros ($24 billion), up from 11.7 billion euros a year ago. The funding round also included the Scaleup Europe Fund and existing investor PSG Equity. Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch stated the capital will be used to build more infrastructure, including its own data centers, and to train larger, faster AI models, aiming for a 100% increase in compute capacity over the next five years. Mistral positions itself as a European alternative to rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic, focusing on open-weight AI models and custom AI tool integration for enterprises, with plans to deepen collaboration with Samsung in manufacturing AI integration, similar to its work with ASML.

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