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9/15
00:31
CoinEx to cease operations after 9 years, citing 'significant' crypto contraction
CoinEx stated that falling trading volumes and liquidity, coupled with rising regulatory and compliance costs, have exceeded "reasonable boundaries." Withdrawals will remain open until December 22.
00:28
Foreign investors prefer US stocks over Treasuries amid growing debt concerns
International flows into American equities have exceeded government debt for the first time this century, excluding periods during the pandemic and the aftermath of the global financial crisis.
00:28
Financial Times: Iran-aligned Houthis and Iraqi militants launch two-pronged attack on Saudi Arabia, posing the biggest test for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed since the Khashoggi affair.
00:27
FT analysis: AI is exciting audit firms like KPMG and EY, but may be too much as human oversight is still needed
Financial Times analysis suggests that while firms such as KPMG and EY are rapidly adopting AI technology, the excitement might be excessive as human involvement remains necessary.
00:22
Citigroup hires veteran banker Sophia Wang as MD and head of China financial-institutional sales
Citigroup has appointed Sophia Wang as a managing director and head of China financial-institutional sales and senior relationship management (SRM). Wang joined the bank on Tuesday, marking the latest move by the Wall Street lender to deepen its footprint in mainland capital markets.
00:22
Financial Times: US Manufacturers Face New Wave of Supply Chain Cost Inflation, Impacted by Donald Trump's Iran War, Tariffs, and AI Boom
US manufacturers are reportedly being hit by a new wave of supply chain cost inflation. This is primarily due to Donald Trump's Iran war and tariffs driving up input prices, while the AI boom has also squeezed the availability of certain components.
00:22
Poland lost $230mn in a failed attempt to buy Venezuelan oil with crypto
The Financial Times reported that Poland's attempt to use digital currencies for an oil trade became one of its biggest scandals, resulting in a loss of $230 million.
00:05
US DOJ seeks $61 million in crypto proceeds from illicit Iranian oil sales laundered on Binance
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a civil forfeiture complaint against approximately $61 million in crypto proceeds from black-market sales of sanctioned Iranian crude oil and petroleum products. Prosecutors alleged that two Chinese companies, Blessed Trust and Hexa Whale, used trading accounts on Binance to launder these funds to the Iranian government and its proxies. The DOJ also identified a series of interrelated unhosted crypto addresses that have received and distributed more than $1.5 billion of proceeds from illicit Iranian oil sales, funneling funds to IRGC-related businesses and an Iranian crypto exchange.
00:00
Tata Group Stocks Rise on Optimism Over Holding Company IPO
The gains followed the Indian banking regulator’s refusal to exempt the conglomerate’s holding company Tata Sons Pvt. from a rule that requires it to go for a public listing.
9/14
23:59
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Korea Exchange (KRX) will jointly host the "2026 Korea Premium Week" capital market IR event from September 28 to October 16, 2026.
The event, Korea's largest capital market IR activity, will feature 42 institutions and 55 listed companies, aiming to bring together domestic and international investors to discuss key issues and future directions for the Korean capital market. The three-week event will include approximately 25 sessions, such as policy conferences, IR programs for listed companies, a KOSDAQ market competitiveness seminar, a venture capital exit market revitalization seminar, and a global bond market forum.
23:57
Japan's 20-Year Bond Sale Demand Stronger Than 12-Month Average as Elevated Yields Underpin Buying
23:57
Indian Bonds Sink on Central Bank Debt-Sale Plan, Global Selloff
Indian bonds declined after the central bank said it would sell sovereign notes to drain cash from lenders, adding to the supply of debt in a year when the market is already under pressure from record government borrowing.
23:57
Musk reposted a tweet, quoting Milton Friedman's view that the government exacerbated the Great Depression.
The tweet states that Friedman believed the Federal Reserve worsened the Great Depression and emphasizes that governments tend to expand failures, while private markets punish and eliminate them.
23:54
Thai Vice Finance Minister Says Weaker Baht, Down 8% Since January, Will Boost Exports and Tourism
Thai Vice Finance Minister Santitarn Sathirathai stated that the baht's recent decline, which has seen it weaken about 8% since climbing to a five-year high in January, is expected to bolster the nation's exports and tourism, two key economic drivers. The currency's weakening is attributed to broader dollar strength, a clampdown on speculative gold trading, and relaxed capital outflow rules.
23:50
Ford aims to navigate new US foreign-linked grid equipment order by asserting its Michigan plant's CATL-tech batteries are American-made
Ford argues that batteries produced at its wholly owned Michigan plant, which relies on technology licensed from China's CATL, should be considered American-made. This ownership structure could help the automaker address Washington's latest restrictions targeting foreign-linked power-grid equipment, potentially mitigating the competitive advantage for South Korean battery makers.
23:49
Goldman Sachs' head of hedge fund sales, Pasquariello: Zero-day options suppress US stock volatility, S&P 500 sets longest low volatility record since the pandemic; remains bullish on tech and energy.
Tony Pasquariello, head of hedge fund sales at Goldman Sachs, noted in his latest market macro report that zero-day options (0-DTE) are locking the S&P 500's intraday volatility into an unusually narrow range. For the past 27 trading days, the intraday trading range has consistently remained below 1%, marking the longest period of low volatility since the COVID-19 pandemic. Goldman Sachs economist David Mericle has incorporated a 25 basis point Federal Reserve rate hike in September into his forecast, but believes there is a lack of strong economic justification. Pasquariello maintains a bullish stance on the energy sector (up 44% year-to-date) and technology sector (up 23% year-to-date), and identifies U.S. fiscal sustainability as the biggest long-term risk for U.S. equities. Goldman Sachs data shows that hedge fund net exposure is at the 26th percentile over the past year, with market sentiment falling to its lowest level since March of this year.
23:47
U.S. Department of Defense report: Iran war cost $33.4 billion by end of June, with hundreds of buildings and dozens of aircraft damaged.
The Iran war has cost approximately $33.4 billion as of June 29, according to a report submitted to Congress by the U.S. Department of Defense on Monday. Of this, Iranian attacks caused $184 million in physical damage to U.S. diplomatic facilities in four Middle Eastern countries: Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The report also stated that Iranian attacks have damaged or destroyed "hundreds of buildings and structures" at U.S. bases in the Middle East, as well as "dozens" of U.S. aircraft, including one F-35A, four F-15E fighter jets, and one A-10 attack aircraft. Ammunition consumption during the conflict has also led to "strategic inventory shortfalls and industrial base bottlenecks for ammunition resupply."
23:43
Balancer eyes wind-down after restructuring fails to revive revenue
The DeFi protocol is considering winding down after its restructuring efforts, which included cutting costs and shipping new products, failed to revive revenue. According to Marcus Hardt, Balancer's v3 product did not manage to replace legacy revenue, with a $128 million exploit in November continuing to impact user adoption.
23:42
China's new travel rules take effect Tuesday, banning citizens for up to 3 years for endangering national security or violating tech export regulations
Observers say the new rules will further tighten the Chinese government's control over its citizens. The regulations also allow for travel bans for those deemed to have "harmed" China's national security or interests while overseas.
23:33
U.S. House Ways and Means Committee shares crypto tax bill addressing de minimis transactions, staking and other issues ahead of hearing later this week
23:32
NATO jets shoot down drone that entered Lithuanian airspace
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda confirmed that NATO fighter jets destroyed a drone that entered the country's airspace overnight. Authorities stated the drone likely originated from neighboring Belarus, a Russian ally. The incident occurred shortly after midnight on Tuesday near Kaunas, triggering drone alerts in the capital Vilnius. Lithuania's Ministry of Defence praised the swift response by its armed forces and Italian pilots serving in the NATO Air Defence Mission, emphasizing the vital readiness given Russia's intensified aggression against Ukraine.
23:27
Bitcoin fell to $77,800 as the Senate's Digital Asset Market Clarity Act vote approaches and oil prices rise.
Bitcoin retreated from Monday's high of $79,000 and is currently trading around $77,800. The U.S. Senate is scheduled to hold a procedural vote on Tuesday on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to delineate regulatory authority over digital assets between the SEC and CFTC. Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose to approximately $103 per barrel, exacerbating inflation concerns, as the market anticipates the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday to a target range of 3.75%-4%.
23:27
Altimeter Capital Partner Agrawal: AI Ecosystem Shows "Inverted Triangle" Pattern, 75% of Revenue Flows to Semiconductors, Applications Need to Enter Advertising to Break Profitability Bottleneck
Apoorv Agrawal, a veteran technology investor and partner at Altimeter Capital, pointed out during his lecture at Stanford University that the current $300 billion AI ecosystem exhibits an "inverted triangle" profit distribution, with approximately 75% of revenue flowing to the semiconductor industry, while gross margins for applications are only between 0% and 30%. He believes that for AI applications to break through current profitability bottlenecks, they must enter the advertising sector, which could be a major event this year.
23:22
Hedge fund founder Brian Kelly reduced operating costs from $5 million to $30,000-$40,000, a drop of over 99%, by utilizing AI agents.
Kelly's hedge fund, Bracket22, utilizes AI agents to replace traditional employees, covering cryptocurrency, stock, and commodity trading. He estimates that the annual expenditure for AI agents and computing power is only $30,000 to $40,000, whereas his previous crypto hedge fund incurred annual costs of approximately $5 million. Kelly stated that AI agents have enhanced productivity and enable 24/7 strategy testing. However, the fund has not yet disclosed its investment returns, making it impossible to confirm the AI agents' performance in generating alpha.
23:21
Anthropic Releases AI Economic Scenario Model: Annual GDP Growth Could Reach 15% in Extreme Scenarios, But Knowledge Workers May Face Job Losses and Pay Cuts
Anthropic's economics team recently released version 1.0 of its AI Economic Scenarios Model, designed to quantify the potential impact of AI on employment, growth, and wages. The model explores three scenarios, with the "extreme scenario" predicting that AI will autonomously complete almost all knowledge work by 2030, driving an average annual GDP growth rate of up to 15% and doubling the economy's size every 4.5 years. However, in this scenario, knowledge workers would face wage declines exceeding 10% or even long-term unemployment, and capital's share of economic output would rise significantly. The study found that in most scenarios, unemployment rates and wage fluctuations would remain within historical normal ranges.
23:05
China's aluminum output reached a record high last month as government limits loom
Chinese smelters accelerated production to meet a global shortfall exacerbated by the Middle East conflict, pushing output to a new record before anticipated government restrictions take effect.
22:57
Oil and US 10-year Treasury yields correlation hits 7-year high of 0.96, signaling market pressure amid inflation shock
The one-month rolling correlation between front-month West Texas Intermediate crude and the 10-year Treasury yield has climbed to 0.96, the strongest positive relationship since June 2019, according to BMO Capital Markets. This tight relationship means further oil price increases could reverberate across financial markets through higher inflation expectations, elevated Treasury yields, and steep borrowing costs, potentially keeping the Federal Reserve's monetary policy tighter for longer. Analysts warn that this could lead to a bond bear market and further rate hikes, unsettling the stock market.
22:54
Nickel producer Nickel Industries halts factory expansion due to water scarcity in Indonesia.
Nickel Industries Ltd. announced it has paused expansion at one of its processing plants in Indonesia due to water shortages, indicating that El Niño-related drought is harming output in the world's largest nickel producer.
22:52
SoftBank-backed SB Energy seeks to raise $500 million in Japan IPO
SB Energy Inc., a data center firm backed by SoftBank Group Corp., aims to raise as much as $500 million in the Japanese portion of its planned initial public offering in the US. This move follows other major deals that have tapped Japan's deep pools of capital.
22:51
South Korea plans to cut the number of new transmission towers by up to 40% to meet the growing electricity demand from data centers and semiconductor factories.

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