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9/21
12:08
Deutsche Bank macro strategists warn: Markets may again be underestimating the terminal interest rate after synchronized rate hikes by the world's three major central banks.
Deutsche Bank macro strategist Henry Allen warned on Monday that despite the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Bank of Japan all raising interest rates in the past two weeks, the market may still be underpricing the terminal rate for this tightening cycle. Deutsche Bank believes that inflationary pressures could be more persistent than expected, and financial conditions have not deteriorated in sync with policy tightening, which may force central banks to maintain higher interest rates for longer. Energy prices (Brent crude hovering around $96 per barrel) and loose asset market performance are key bases for its assessment.
12:08
Crypto industry PAC Fairshake has invested $30 million to oppose Senator Sherrod Brown's re-election bid.
Fairshake, the crypto industry's primary political action committee, has pledged $30 million to prevent Sherrod Brown from being re-elected as senator in Ohio. Fairshake spokesperson Geoff Vetter confirmed the news on Monday. This substantial expenditure marks the industry's largest single investment against a candidate in the 2026 midterm elections, similar to Fairshake's $40 million opposition to Brown two years ago, which helped remove an obstacle for the crypto industry in the U.S. Senate. Brown's critical stance on the crypto industry has been a pain point for the sector and its major backers, including Coinbase, Ripple Labs, and a16z.
12:04
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee: Higher interest rates will have to slow the economy to combat supply shocks, which will be "painful."
Austan Goolsbee stated that central banks have reached their limit in waiting for supply shocks, meaning higher interest rates will have to slow down sectors of the economy that may not be pushing up prices. He also believes that the AI investment boom is "not staying on its rails," citing conversations with businesses that indicate growing labor market pressure in AI-related industries.
12:01
Meta rose 8.62% intraday, now trading at $722.600.
12:00
DOGE (Dogecoin) saw a trading volume of $29.44 million in the past hour (8.6 times its 7-day average for the same period), currently trading at $0.09733.
11:57
Ethereum Futures Open Interest on Binance Hits Nine-Month High, Surging 37% to $6.58 Billion
Ethereum's open interest on Binance has reached its highest level in over nine months, climbing to $6.58 billion as of September 21. This marks a substantial increase of approximately 37%, or $1.78 billion, from late August when it stood at about $4.8 billion. The surge in futures activity follows a major breakout in Ethereum's trading price, reflecting growing participation and bullish sentiment in the ecosystem. Analysts predict this could put ETH on track to retest the $3,000 mark.
11:56
Bitcoin hit an eight-month high of $86,332 on Monday, with short liquidations exceeding $740 million, driven by falling oil prices and a retreat in US Treasury yields.
Bitcoin reached a high of $86,332 on Monday, marking an eight-month high and its first since January this year. Over the past 24 hours, total crypto market liquidations amounted to $877.31 million, with approximately 84% ($740.79 million) coming from short positions. A single BTC/USDT position worth $11.29 million on Binance was the largest single liquidation. The four-day decline in oil prices and the retreat of the 10-year US Treasury yield to around 4.9% collectively provided macro support for Bitcoin's rally. The market is now focused on the upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on September 24, as well as key data releases such as the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge (September 30) and the employment report (October 2). Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, stated that the "crypto winter" is over and the market may be entering the "strongest and longest bull run in history."
11:49
Bitcoin price surges nearly 7% to break $86,000, shrugging off last week's setback for the Crypto-Asset Clarity Act.
Bitcoin's price briefly touched $86,247 in early New York trading on Monday, rising nearly 7% in the past 24 hours, despite the highly anticipated Crypto-Asset Clarity Act failing to pass through the legislative process last week. The bill was stalled due to ethical concerns raised by Democratic lawmakers regarding the Trump family's crypto asset holdings. Additionally, last week saw nearly $593 million in net inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes did not impact Bitcoin's trajectory.
11:46
XRP and NEAR lead altcoins as crypto shorts lose $666 million in 24 hours.
According to CoinGlass data, the cryptocurrency market has seen $665.81 million in short positions liquidated over the past 24 hours, triggered by breakout rallies in altcoins such as XRP and NEAR. This marks the largest wave of forced liquidations in several months.
11:46
A plan has been proposed to compensate victims of the Balancer V1 hack with $1.39 million in recovered funds, but the claims window has not yet opened.
The proposal aims to distribute 296.401711 ETH (approximately $1.39 million at the time of the attack) recovered after the August 31 attack to liquidity providers (LPs) of 120 old pools. However, as of September 20, the proposal still does not include the specific address allocation table and amounts required for claims, and the claim window has not yet opened. The proposal also requires claimants to provide digital consent to release Balancer Labs, Balancer DAO, Balancer Foundation, and their affiliates from relevant liabilities.
11:43
Jefferies analyst says Microsoft’s software business is its ‘most underappreciated’ driver
Analyst Brent Thill highlighted the potential of Microsoft 365 Cloud, which includes products like Word and Excel, noting that investors may be underestimating its revenue potential compared to the company's cloud-computing opportunities.
11:41
U.S. diesel prices surged to a record $6.51, as Republicans weigh a diesel export ban and a gas tax holiday.
Republicans are weighing a ban on diesel exports and a gas tax holiday ahead of the midterm elections, as soaring fuel costs pressure consumers and farmers, the Wall Street Journal reported. Congressional action faces a tight timeline, with the House already recessed and the Senate having only two weeks left before the general election. The underlying constraint is supply: lawmakers acknowledge that supply disruptions from the war in Ukraine are a key factor driving up prices, limiting what domestic policies can quickly achieve.
11:35
Venezuela's delegation will discuss energy, debt, and mining issues with the United States, with sources indicating a potential agreement could be signed.
11:33
Fed's Goolsbee Says 'Aggressive' Action Needed on Inflation, Citing Overheating Demand and Iran Supply Shock
11:31
Unsealed statements in NYT lawsuit reveal OpenAI execs called AI an 'existential threat' to journalism, sparking options activity in NYT stock
Newly unsealed statements in The New York Times' copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft show an OpenAI executive allegedly acknowledged their chatbots were an "existential threat" to journalism by delivering information directly, while Microsoft's director of applied science reportedly described the AI training as "the largest theft of labor in human history." OpenAI co-founder Greg Brockman also allegedly expressed a desire to commercialize the technology for "gazillions" and reacted positively to an employee finding a hack around the Times' paywall. These findings significantly raise the odds of a massive settlement or a Times victory at trial. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice on September 1st filed a statement of interest arguing that training AI models on copyrighted work is fair use, citing national security concerns. Despite New York Times shares remaining flat, options
11:28
Global oil and gas discoveries hit 40-year low in 2025 amid investment cutbacks
The number of new oil and gas field discoveries worldwide in 2025 fell to the lowest level in more than 40 years, with volumes at those fields falling to one-tenth of the 2013 peak. This decline is attributed to reduced investment by global energy companies, a decarbonization push, and growing technical difficulty in exploration.
11:23
Yemen conflict escalates, displacing over 120,000 as Houthis and Saudi-backed forces clash near Red Sea strait
The BBC reports that more than 3,000 refugees have arrived in Djibouti in recent days, with the UN estimating over 120,000 Yemenis displaced by the sudden surge in fighting along Yemen's Red Sea coast. A UN-brokered truce from 2022 has "broken down spectacularly" in recent months, with both sides trading missiles, drones, and air strikes. The conflict's escalation near the Bab al-Mandab strait raises concerns about Saudi Arabia's oil exports.
11:15
The S&P 500 index rose 1.03% today, now at 7,729.35.
11:10
Musk reposts Morgan Stanley report: Tesla and SpaceX are collaboratively building "physical world AI," and future AI value creation will depend on this over the next decade.
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas noted in his latest report that SpaceX and Tesla share technology, talent, and infrastructure in their common mission to transform energy into intelligence. Musk and his team believe that AI value creation over the next decade will depend on who can build, power, connect, and operate AI in the physical world. Tesla and SpaceX have independently but synergistically built physical AI capabilities and are progressively bridging the gap between them. The report listed areas connecting the two companies, including advanced chips and AI hardware, energy storage, vehicles and components, agent platform development, solar energy, materials engineering, suppliers, connectivity, cross-shareholdings, corporate culture, and talent. Specifically, SpaceX provides computing, connectivity, and capital to Tesla, while Tesla provides robotics, data, and energy and manufacturing capabilities to SpaceX.
11:05
TotalEnergies CEO says too much refining capacity offline ahead of winter
11:04
The Iranian government announced several energy-saving measures to address fuel shortages, including adjusting government office hours to 1 PM and promoting public transportation.
In response to severe fuel shortages and economic challenges, the Iranian government announced that from September 23 until the end of March 2027, government office hours will be adjusted to 8 AM to 1 PM, with remaining contractual hours to be completed remotely. Additionally, each agency is required to designate one day per week for employees and managers to commute via public transportation, and the metro and Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems will be free until mid-November. President Masoud Pezeshkian signed the relevant directive on September 12. These measures are being introduced against the backdrop of the US Navy blockading southern Iranian ports since July, hindering fuel imports and oil exports, and US-Israeli bombing affecting oil and gas facilities.
11:03
Hitachi Energy, Caturus, and Continental Resources announce major investments and collaborations during the G20 Energy Ministers' Meeting.
Hitachi Energy Japan announced a $528 million investment to build a new power transformer manufacturing plant in Mississippi, USA, expected to create 654 new jobs. Houston-based Caturus announced an expansion of its Commonwealth LNG export facility in Louisiana, adding 7.75 million tons per annum (MTPA) of capacity, bringing its total planned capacity to approximately 17.25 MTPA. Continental Resources signed a memorandum of understanding with Venezuela's PDVSA to develop and operate the Ayacucho 2 block in the Orinoco Belt, which is estimated to hold approximately 30 billion barrels of oil.
11:03
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has repealed most of the greenhouse gas requirements for power plants from the Biden administration, a move expected to save $310 billion.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced at the G20 Energy Ministers' Meeting that the agency has abolished most of the greenhouse gas requirements for U.S. power plants from the Biden administration era, marking the largest deregulation action in the history of the U.S. power sector. The EPA expects this move to save $310 billion and help unleash America's energy resources, including coal and natural gas. The EPA also proposed repealing the remaining power sector standards, which are projected to save an additional $370 million in direct compliance costs.
11:03
G20 Energy Ministers' Meeting reached four consensuses aimed at advancing energy access, infrastructure development, water resilience, and supply chain security.
G20 Energy Ministers concluded their Energy Abundance Ministerial Meeting in Houston on September 16, reaching a consensus on four outcomes to advance energy access, infrastructure development, water resilience, and supply chain security. These outcomes aim to support three pillars: energy security and affordable baseload power, permitting and regulatory efficiency, and critical minerals and resilient supply chains.
11:03
DataTrek analyst notes S&P 500 companies' AI mentions stagnated since end of last year, as CEOs are wary of discussing AI with investors due to lack of immediate financial results
DataTrek co-founder Nicholas Colas, citing FactSet's analysis of Q2 earnings calls, found that while about two-thirds of S&P 500 companies mentioned AI, the number of companies discussing the technology has essentially stagnated since late last year. Colas suggests executives are hesitant to bring up AI with investors as it has yet to translate into financial results.
11:00
French 5-year CDS tops 45 bps, hitting highest since March 2020, LSEG data shows
10:59
PEPE surged 10.67% in one hour and is currently trading at $0.00000477.
10:59
NVIDIA stated that AI safety is an engineering problem that needs to be addressed at all layers of the agent stack, emphasizing the role of OpenShell.
NVIDIA published an article on its official blog, emphasizing that AI safety is fundamentally an engineering problem that needs to be addressed by defining safety requirements, implementing enforceable controls, clarifying ownership, and verifying safeguards. The article points out that as AI capabilities grow, the industry must accelerate safety engineering practices, broaden the accessibility of defensive tools, and share effective solutions more quickly. NVIDIA also mentioned OpenShell as an open-source security runtime that can enforce policies within the agent stack and provide a sandboxed execution environment, with partners such as Cisco and JFrog already building related security solutions based on OpenShell.
10:55
U.S. fuel prices are surging, with diesel nearing $6.50/gallon and gasoline rising to $4.48/gallon, which could push inflation expectations higher and reinforce the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance.
U.S. diesel prices have surged to nearly $6.50/gallon, up approximately 18% from the August average, while gasoline prices have climbed to $4.48/gallon. Consumer surveys have not yet fully reflected these latest increases, making Friday's final University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index a key test. Business surveys have already indicated stronger price pressures, which could further solidify the Federal Reserve's increasingly hawkish outlook.
10:54
Saylor retweeted, stating that one can never have enough Bitcoin, and the mission is not yet complete.

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