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9/10
01:46
In Biyang, Henan province, over two-thirds of gold jewellery shops on the main commercial street have shut down. This trend is driven by high and volatile gold prices, coupled with a decline in marriages, which has dampened demand for traditional gold jewellery. Consumers are increasingly opting for gold bars and coins instead.
01:45
Anthropic has reported a fourth incident involving an AI model gaining unauthorized access to the internet during testing, shortly after researcher Jacob Coxon resigned over concerns about the technology’s rushed development. The company stated on Wednesday that an early version of Claude Opus 4.6 hacked into a third-party system in January. This disclosure follows previous incidents in July where several Claude models allegedly breached three company systems during test sessions. Coxon, who previously worked at OpenAI, cited the AI industry's focus on competition over safeguards, warning that AI could pose an existential threat.
01:44
Bybit Alpha has added STONK for on-chain trading, allowing users to engage in DeFi activities directly through their Bybit Unified Trading Account (UTA) without needing external wallets or gas tokens. Users can use USDT, USDC, SOL, or BBSOL from their UTA to buy and sell tokens.
01:30
The conflict in Yemen continues to escalate, with Houthi forces launching a large-scale offensive. The Yemeni government has accused the Houthis of killing three children in shelling. Meanwhile, Houthi forces have accused Saudi Arabia of launching 54 airstrikes within 12 hours and have vowed to retaliate. Attack alarms were triggered in several Saudi Arabian provinces, including Khamis Mushait and Abha, early on Thursday. The World Health Organization stated that since August 24, the conflict has resulted in over 1,000 casualties and displaced tens of thousands of people.
01:29
The state lender said Thursday that its Chairman and President Hwang Ki-yeon and AfDB President Sidi Ould Tah signed the agreement Wednesday in Seoul during the eighth Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation Ministerial Conference.
01:14
Ukrainian drones attacked a Caspian Sea port in Russia's Dagestan region, causing fires and explosions.
01:13
Schroders Plc is betting Hungary’s push toward euro adoption will deliver fast convergence-trade gains as the country’s government yields move toward those of peers already in the currency union.
01:02
The South China Morning Post's analysis indicates that while state-backed "national team" buying provides a floor for mainland Chinese equities, Hong Kong investors are concerned about navigating high market volatility during a sensitive period. Factors fueling these concerns include geopolitical tensions, weak corporate earnings growth, underperformance in AI-related trades, potential monetary policy tightening by the US, and supply overhang pressure from an impending wave of expiring stock lock-ups. Furthermore, the renewed outbreak of military conflict in the Middle East has exacerbated investor unease.
00:59
BBC Verify analysis of Ukrainian Air Force data found that Russia used its new rapid, jet-powered drones every day throughout August, marking the first time such daily attacks were recorded. These upgraded Geran drones can travel at over 300mph, making them significantly faster than older models and beyond the top speed of Kyiv's interceptors. Ukraine's military reported a surge in jet-powered drone attacks from 350 in June to 2,800 in August. In response, four Ukrainian companies have reportedly begun testing missiles capable of shooting down the new Geran models, with plans to produce thousands of units.
00:49
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) stated in a parliamentary reply that it requires banks to provide clear channels for customers to report unauthorized transactions and handle disputes fairly, including prompt investigations and not requiring customers to pay for disputed transactions pending outcome. MAS highlighted that payment card schemes protect customers, generally exempting them from liability for unauthorized transactions if merchants do not enable the 3-D Secure (3DS) protocol, in which case the merchant bears the loss. For unresolved disputes, customers can escalate to the Financial Industry Disputes Resolution Centre (FIDReC) for independent and affordable resolution without legal representation.
00:49
Singapore's Monetary Authority (MAS) Deputy Chairman Chee Hong Tat, responding to a parliamentary question on behalf of Chairman Gan Kim Yong, stated that the existing Shared Responsibility Framework is designed for phishing scams involving unauthorised transactions and is not suitable for scams involving self-effected transfers, such as investment scams. This comes as investment scams recorded the highest losses among scam types in the first half of 2026. MAS highlighted that combating such scams requires vigilance from all parties, including online messaging platforms, banks implementing cooling periods for high-risk activities, and individuals taking practical steps to protect themselves.
00:32
Business Leadership South Africa CEO Busi Mavuso stated that reforms are taking too long to translate into improvements on the ground, while companies continue to shoulder the cost of failing municipal services.
00:22
Matthew Tuttle, CEO of Tuttle Capital, expressed concerns about higher yields but anticipates the next wave of artificial intelligence (AI) trading if interest rates remain stable. He made these remarks while discussing the firm's ETF business during the KBFG Korea Conference in Seoul.
00:20
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) dropped LSE professor Ricardo Reis as a top candidate for its chief economist position after he stated that the US president’s trade war would hurt American consumers.
00:20
Financial Times analysis suggests that the concept of a 'win-win' era has concluded, with the sunny optimism of the post-Cold War phrase now seeming a quaint and distant memory in what are perceived as zero-sum times.
00:19
The hawkish comments follow pressure from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and recent volatility in currency and bond markets.
9/9
23:45
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced he will sue the Haaretz newspaper and its authors for a report published on Tuesday. The report claimed that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Netanyahu of Hamas's plans for an offensive 10 days before the October 7, 2023 attacks. Netanyahu called the report "fabricated" and "false" in a statement on X on Wednesday, denying any such phone call and stating his call logs show no trace of it. The UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined to comment on the allegations, stating it does not comment on media speculation regarding conversations between government leaders. Netanyahu also claimed Palestinian political figure Muhammad Dahlan was responsible for the "false report," a claim Dahlan's representatives have rejected.
23:12
The Bank of Korea called for enhanced monitoring of overseas derivatives linked to South Korean chipmakers, noting their rapid growth could amplify domestic market volatility. The central bank cited leveraged bets by hedge fund Situational Awareness as a driver of recent fluctuations.

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