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9/17
06:05
Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria stated that the company might consider integrating live content from other media companies into its service, describing the collaboration with France's TF1 Group as a "test" for this model. She noted that companies like NBCUniversal have already partnered with Netflix on multiple fronts, which helps both parties adapt to content integration models.
06:05
Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria confirmed the company's interest in bidding for the broadcasting rights to the 2030 and 2034 FIFA Men's World Cups. Netflix currently holds the broadcasting rights for the 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cups in the United States and Canada, and maintains a good working relationship with FIFA.
06:03
India’s capital markets regulator will encourage municipalities to pool their financing needs and issue bonds collectively to fund the upgrade of urban infrastructure that may cost up to $900 billion through 2031.
05:52
Citi Research noted that the Federal Reserve's September FOMC meeting sent a strong hawkish signal, leading the market to price in another rate hike of approximately 13 basis points in October. The DXY's technical pattern has strengthened accordingly, completing a double bottom confirmation with a target of 101.15 and a key resistance band between 102.20 and 102.50. Citi believes that the combination of high yields and equity pressure is historically the most bullish macro combination for the dollar, and EUR/USD may retest the 1.13 low. The report also cautioned that geopolitical conflicts, political pressure from the approaching midterm elections, and the market having already priced in much of the FOMC's actions could lead to a rapid reversal of the situation.
05:44
Alteogen, a Korean biotech company specializing in drug-delivery platform technologies, has filed an international patent application for its long-acting conjugate technology, which aims to prolong drug effects by combining multiple active molecules into a single structure.
05:36
Bybit announced it will delist NEON, SUNDOG, ICX, and TAC tokens and their respective USDT trading pairs (NEONUSDT, SUNDOGUSDT, ICXUSDT, TACUSDT) from its Spot platform after Sep 24, 2026, 8:00 AM UTC. Deposits for these tokens will close after Sep 23, 2026, 8:00 AM UTC. Withdrawals for NEON, SUNDOG, and TAC will continue, but ICX withdrawals will no longer be available after Nov 23, 2026, 8:00 AM UTC, with a possibility of conversion to stablecoins.
05:34
The Wall Street Journal analysis points out that militants have destroyed the world's most important oil pipelines, making shuttle services through the Strait of Hormuz, along with Saudi Arabia's record of quickly repairing damaged infrastructure, the best hope for stabilizing oil prices.
05:28
Investors are concerned that factors such as a "Super" El Niño, tight fertilizer supplies, shipping attacks, and the fallout from Europe's record hot summer could drive up the cost of everyday staples. A sustained rise in food prices could create new problems for bond portfolios, even after the Federal Reserve raised rates to tame inflation.
05:21
A Jefferies strategist believes the S&P 500 is poised to advance, citing expectations for a less aggressive tightening cycle by the Federal Reserve and strong earnings. The investment bank expects the benchmark index to climb as the incoming third-quarter financial reporting season draws attention back to earnings growth and productivity gains from AI adoption. Historically, energy and information technology sectors have performed best one year after a Fed interest-rate hike.
05:12
Megan Sutcliffe, Principal Analyst for the Middle East and Africa at Sibylline, stated that the Houthi attacks in the region are aimed at gaining leverage over Saudi Arabia.
05:09
Bitcoin corporate treasuries acquired only 5,900 BTC over the past three months. Their holdings continue to be at an unrealized loss as the price fell below $80,000, with fresh capital inflows dwindling.
05:08
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and right-wing challenger Flávio Bolsonaro are locked in a tie ahead of Brazil’s October election, according to a new poll that suggests the fallout of a major bank scandal is hitting both campaigns.
05:06
★★★★Previous 103.24PointsForecast 103.7PointsActual 103.69Points Below forecast↓
05:04
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to advance two bills, including one that would revoke the citizenship of anyone who defames Israeli soldiers, specifically citing the documentary NAZA. The film, which won a Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, documents allegations of mass civilian deaths in Gaza, a claim Netanyahu rejects. He also proposed increasing statutory damages for defamation by 20 times.
05:04
India, the world's largest sugar consumer, has seen its retail sugar prices rise from 40 rupees per kilogram in September 2025 to 75 rupees (approximately $0.79) in recent months. The government projects sugar output for the current season (October 2025 to September 2026) to be around 30.6 million tons, an 11% decrease from the previous estimate of 34.3 million tons. This decline is primarily attributed to reduced sugarcane acreage and insufficient rainfall caused by El Niño. Additionally, some farmers shifting to other crops, rising labor costs, and low returns from sugarcane cultivation have exacerbated supply tightness. The increase in sugar prices coincides with India's festive season, when dessert sales account for over 40% of annual revenue. Traditional sweets contain as much as 30-60% sugar, putting pressure on festive spending for low-income households.
04:52
Investors shook off post-Federal Reserve rate hike jitters, with U.S. stock futures rising. Nasdaq 100 futures gained nearly 1%, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell back below 5%. Brent crude oil prices dropped below $105/barrel, as market expectations that the impact of the damaged Saudi pipeline on Middle Eastern oil exports might be less severe than initially feared also boosted market sentiment. Yesterday, stocks and bonds had fallen after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points and signaled at least one more hike this year.
04:51
U.S. equity futures rose in early European trading, and the 10-year Treasury yield fell back below 5%, as market sentiment was boosted by falling oil prices following the Federal Reserve's rate hike on Wednesday. Brent crude fell below $104 a barrel after media reports indicated better-than-expected infrastructure recovery in the Gulf region, with Saudi Arabia reportedly planning to restore half the capacity of its East-West oil pipeline within days.
04:48
Centuria Bass Credit, a major backer of the insolvent Sydney builder Bathla Group, is exploring options to sell some of its debt tied to the company. This move is the latest indication that some creditors may be looking to reduce their exposure to the ongoing crisis.
04:47
CoinDesk analysis points out that Bitcoin's current ~40% drawdown from its October high of $126,000 parallels its position before the Fed's first rate hike in March 2022. Following that 2022 hike, Bitcoin saw an 18% relief rally over 12 days before falling 50%. This raises questions whether a similar relief rally could precede a prolonged bear market, though the analysis notes limited historical evidence and broader market turmoil in 2022.
04:46
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced practical steps to make it easier for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to access finance. A review by the FCA found that its regulation is not a major barrier, but identified challenges for microbusinesses, including limited awareness of options, complex application processes, and duplicated checks. The FCA will focus on supporting a more proportionate regulatory regime through Consumer Credit Act reform, unlocking the benefits of open finance (prioritizing SME lending), and monitoring industry work on digital verification to reduce customer check duplication.
04:45
Choi Ji-uk, senior macrostrategist for the Asia-Pacific region at State Street Markets, stated at a media roundtable in Seoul on Thursday that the Korean won has already strengthened to its capable extent, limiting further appreciation in the near term.
04:38
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman told the BBC that without adequate safeguards, the development of AI could lead to the emergence of a "silicon species" that competes with humans. He criticized rival Anthropic's approach of viewing AI as human as "misleading" and potentially creating technology beyond human control. Suleyman emphasized that AI is not conscious, does not possess feelings, experiences, or pain, but rather are "sequence completion engines" that follow instructions and achieve human-set goals. He called for greater transparency in AI system training and evaluation, and enhanced independent review and monitoring tools to ensure AI "always serves humanity, stays within limits, and remains under human control."
04:34
The likelihood of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates at its policy meeting on September 17-18 has shot up to almost 100%, from less than 30% before the unexpected intervention in Japan’s foreign exchange market by the U.S. Treasury Department on July 31. This intervention, which involved both countries joining forces to support the yen via outright purchases, was the first of its kind since 1998.

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