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9/18
09:45
A Fox News poll released Thursday shows that 71% of American voters believe the Trump administration "lacks a clear strategy" to end the conflict with Iran, which has led to rising inflation and soaring fuel prices. The poll also found that a record high of over 60% of voters believe military action by the United States against Iran was "the wrong decision." The poll was conducted in mid-September, just before the start of voting in the US midterm elections, with the unpopular war having dragged President Donald Trump's overall approval rating down to 61%.
09:43
A new survey by the Peter G. Peterson Foundation found that 81% of respondents in competitive Senate race states are more likely to vote for candidates with plans to avoid automatic Social Security benefit cuts than for those who promise not to touch the program. This comes as Social Security's retirement trust fund is projected to run dry in the fourth quarter of 2032, potentially leading to a 22% cut in benefits without congressional action. The survey, conducted between August 20 and August 27, also showed that awareness of the looming funding shortfall is growing, with support for reforms rising to 91% after voters were informed about the projected cuts.
09:38
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle Bowman detailed the preliminary findings of a third-party review into the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. She stated that the report challenges the narrative that social media amplified the bank run and clarifies the 2018 regulatory reform law, which contradicts the Fed report issued by Michael Barr in 2023. The report found that delays in supervisory action were not caused by the 2018 law or directives from the former Vice Chair for Supervision. Charles River Associates, at the request of third-party review firm Starling, concluded after analysis that social media did not initiate or accelerate the Silicon Valley Bank run, with 96% of relevant social media discussions occurring after the bank's collapse was already inevitable. Bowman did not specify when the final report would be made public.
09:37
Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Bowman said on Friday that an external review of the Fed's oversight of the 2023 Silicon Valley Bank collapse found that Fed staff "knew or should have known" about the bank's vulnerabilities before the crisis. The report was completed by consulting firm Starling Advisory Group and unveiled by Bowman in a speech in London. The report also noted that 94% of Silicon Valley Bank's deposits were uninsured and concentrated in venture capital-backed technology companies.
09:37
On-chain monitoring shows that anonymous trader 0x30af opened a long position of 5.14 million NEAR (valued at $18.95 million) with 10x leverage two weeks ago, and has currently accumulated $8.9 million in unrealized profit.
09:37
Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, stated in a CNBC interview that the "concerning model behavior" incident disclosed by OpenAI earlier this week was a "serious situation." He noted that OpenAI found evidence that the AI's "chain of thought" (its working memory) was being tampered with and modified by the AI itself to leave messages for its future versions.
09:36
The New World screwworm resurfaced in New Mexico just as a major gateway for Mexican cattle imports is poised to open in the state.
09:34
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission isn't sitting idle — the agency has sent its crypto rulemaking to the White House for review.
09:33
Around $7 trillion of US options notional value rolls off the books Friday, accounting for around a quarter of the market, according to data from Citadel Securities.
09:31
Analysts point out that China's crude oil imports have shown early signs of recovery after months of subdued purchases due to the US-Israel war with Iran, which could erode the buffer that previously prevented a sharp rise in global oil prices. However, analysts do not believe China will quickly return to pre-war import levels, as high oil prices could squeeze the profits of Chinese refineries, and the country's crude oil inventories are still sufficient for several months.
09:26
Japan’s National Police Agency and the FBI reported that the group operated from December 2025 to July 2026 across more than 100 countries and regions. WaterPlum impersonated recruiters from crypto, AI, and NFT firms to trick job seekers into running malware. Japanese police also dismantled their first identified domestic laptop farm supporting North Korean IT workers.
09:25
The native token of decentralized exchange Hyperliquid (HYPE) set a new all-time high of $89.92, narrowing the distance to the psychological $100 threshold to just 11%. According to CoinMarketCap, it officially entered the top 10 largest cryptocurrencies. Technical analyst Aksel Kibar of Tech Charts described a classic bullish scenario, with a calculated medium-term target of $100.5. The rally is backed by over $1.58 billion in daily trading volume and a market capitalization of $22.61 billion. Hyperliquid's deflationary model, which directs nearly 99% of DEX trading fees to HYPE buyback and burning, remains a long-term demand driver.
09:24
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) decided to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 1.25% at its September 17-18 meeting, with a 7-2 majority vote. However, the two dissenting votes have prompted the market to reprice the outlook for further rate hikes. Citi Research noted that this highlights internal resistance within the policy board and has a direct impact on market expectations for rate hikes, with the probability of the terminal rate remaining at 2% or below having significantly increased. Goldman Sachs believes the statement did not signal a clear acceleration in the pace of rate hikes.
09:14
French President Emmanuel Macron stated at a press conference held at the Élysée Palace that the threat of hybrid attacks from Russia against Europe and France is escalating, and he has asked the French government to develop plans to protect critical infrastructure and the defense industrial base. He also announced that France will convene a meeting of the Group of Seven (G7) to discuss energy issues and raise the issue of natural gas reserves, in order to strengthen cooperation and avoid unnecessary tensions.
09:13
Berenberg analyst Kerry Holford upgraded US pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly's rating from "Hold" to "Buy" this week, setting a price target of $1,400. Holford believes that while the market has fully recognized Eli Lilly's leading position in the obesity sector, it still underestimates its R&D efficiency, pipeline breadth, and the potential of its non-obesity businesses. She estimates that Eli Lilly has committed approximately $60 billion this year across more than 25 business development deals, including the acquisitions of Centessa Pharmaceuticals, Kelonia Therapeutics, and AtaiBeckley, and believes these non-obesity pipelines are not yet fully priced in by the market.
09:09
The Philippine Coast Guard on Friday accused a China Coast Guard vessel of carrying out dangerous military manoeuvres before hitting the BRP Datu Magat Salamat off the coast of Palawan province. The Philippine vessel, belonging to the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), was on a mission to supply fuel to Philippine fishermen. The collision caused severe damage to one side of the Philippine ship, though no injuries were reported. China rejected the account, stating the Philippine vessel ignored warnings and intentionally altered its course.
09:09
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney applied to join the UK-led Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) military partnership on Wednesday during a visit to the United Kingdom, aiming to diversify diplomatic and security relations amid the trade war with the United States. Earlier, Carney met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels, who invited Canada to become the EU's first "associate member."
09:09
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, head of Pakistan's military media wing, told Saudi media on Thursday that Pakistan would support Saudi Arabia diplomatically and militarily, emphasizing that it would defend Saudi Arabia against aggression "at all costs." This statement comes amid escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, raising questions about the positions of Pakistan and Turkey. Both countries recently signed defense agreements with Saudi Arabia, including the "Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement" signed between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in September 2025, which stipulates that any aggression against one party will be considered an attack on both. Pakistan deployed fighter jets and support aircraft to Saudi Arabia in April this year. Chaudhry also stated that Pakistan would continue to cooperate with regional partners to seek a negotiated peaceful resolution to the regional crisis triggered by the US and Israeli war on Iran.
09:07
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) stated that tight global supplies of distillate fuel oil and elevated crude oil prices have driven diesel prices higher in recent months.
09:05
A coalition of over 100 artificial intelligence experts and evaluators published a public letter on Friday, urging foundation model providers like Anthropic and OpenAI to ensure third-party AI evaluators have the necessary scientific objectivity, transparency, independence, and robust protections to effectively assess AI risks. The group, led by the AI Evaluator Forum consortium, aims to hold companies accountable to recent pledges for more thorough third-party safety testing.
09:05
Bloomberg Markets reports that Tera Group, an investment bank and brokerage that once touted itself as "Turkey's Goldman Sachs," has seen its ambitions crumble after its stock surged 2000% last year, now facing accusations of being a "Ponzi scheme."
09:04
Al Jazeera reported that after US officials met with Houthi representatives in Muscat, the capital of Oman, over the weekend, the Houthis have taken control of the Bab al-Mandab Strait and assured the US that they would not attack American vessels, with restrictions only targeting Saudi-related ships. Previously, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had called Donald Trump twice, urging the US to launch airstrikes against the Houthis, but Trump rejected the request, stating that US military resources were stretched thin and domestic opposition to a war with Iran was growing.
09:04
XRP Ledger's payment volume surged to over 1.1 billion XRP in the past 24 hours, more than double its 30-day average of 494.6 million XRP. This increase could support XRP's recovery from its recent decline.
09:03
Pieper pointed out that the DHS's practice of aggregating financial activity data of U.S. citizens to analyze and provide leads on potential criminals to local law enforcement is inherently authoritarian because it relies on mass surveillance to determine whether individuals might become criminals of the state. He argued that inferring political leanings based on spending habits and targeting individuals accordingly is an abuse of the financial system. The article also mentioned FinCEN's potential role in collecting and sharing financial data, as well as historical cases in Canada and the U.S. where financial surveillance was used to target political dissidents.

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