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02:58
European natural gas prices rose, as Iran’s president highlighted the wide gap between Tehran and Washington, dimming hopes for a normalization of energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz. The ongoing tensions between the US and Iran continue to cloud the supply outlook.
02:56
Miami-Dade County recorded 194 home sales of $10 million or more in the first eight months of 2026, already 14.1% above the 170 transactions in all of last year. Sales are projected to reach about 291 by year-end, surpassing the 2021 record of 230. Approximately 82% of Miami condo sales valued at $1 million or more in 2025 were all-cash transactions, reducing sensitivity to elevated financing costs. UBS noted this contributed to Miami's bubble risk falling from highest last year to "elevated" this year. Bugatti recently announced its first branded residential development in the U.S. on Miami's Brickell waterfront, joining other luxury auto brands like Porsche, Aston Martin, Bentley, and Mercedes-Benz.
02:53
UBS strategists noted that speculative JPY shorts have been "completely flushed out," which precisely creates room for the market to rebuild bearish positions. Previously, USD/JPY quickly rose above 158 after the Japanese holiday, just a step away from the 160 mark. Meanwhile, Japan's 10-year government bond yield jumped 10 basis points to 3.075% on Thursday, reaching a new high since 1996. CFTC data showed that as of the week ending September 15, hedge funds turned net long on JPY for the first time in seven months, holding approximately JPY 251 billion (about $1.6 billion) in JPY bullish positions, but UBS believes this is not a bullish signal but rather the result of short covering.
02:49
The 23-year-old Brooklyn man pleaded guilty on Sept. 2 to 31 counts, including first-degree money laundering and grand larceny. He defrauded approximately 100 Coinbase users by posing as exchange representatives, convincing them to transfer assets to supposedly secure wallets or surrender seed phrases. Coinbase was not at fault as the scheme did not involve infrastructure vulnerabilities. Spektor was also ordered to forfeit over $500,000 in assets and pay restitution.
02:48
Pakistan announced it carried out air strikes on 10 locations in Afghanistan on Thursday, which it claims were used to store and launch drones involved in cross-border attacks. Afghanistan's Khost governor's office stated that the strikes caused no casualties. This escalation comes amid growing tensions between the two countries over attacks by armed groups in Pakistan, which had previously triggered their worst fighting in years in February. The situation threatens mediation efforts by China, Turkiye, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.
02:42
Al Jazeera, citing media reports, stated that the United States has seized the UN visa of Sudanese Army Chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, aiming to pressure him into accepting a 90-day ceasefire plan in the Sudanese civil war. Burhan was scheduled to address the UN General Assembly on Thursday. UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed "deep concern" and urged the United States, as the host country, to fulfill its obligations under the UN Headquarters Agreement to ensure the timely issuance of visas. Sudan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs retaliated on Wednesday, calling on the US to actively engage with the Sudanese government and emphasizing that any peace initiative must respect Sudan's sovereignty and national institutions.
02:38
Indonesian state-owned builder PT Waskita Karya was unable to repay 722 billion rupiah ($40 million) of bonds that fell due on Thursday. This default has prompted a claim under an Indonesian government guarantee program, which could test the country’s pandemic-era mechanism.
02:35
Nexo's "Future of Digital Wealth 2026" report, which surveyed 1,000 affluent investors across three countries, found that nearly 20% expect crypto to be their top wealth driver over the next decade. Operational infrastructure was identified as the key barrier to full integration.
02:00
A consortium including CSI Properties, Asia Standard International, and property tycoon Cheung Chung-kiu has applied to the Town Planning Board to rezone Harbourside HQ, a Grade A office building in Kowloon Bay, for residential use.
01:52
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated on Tuesday that the United States would shut down all Iranian airlines starting Wednesday. He elaborated that this means no fuel, no landing services, and no ticket sales would be provided if an Iranian plane lands, otherwise the involved parties would be expelled from the dollar system. Bessent also outlined the Trump administration's three strategic goals for Iran, which include internal collapse of the Iranian regime, an uprising by the Iranian people, or reaching and adhering to an agreement. He also noted that the current economic pressure on Iran is "unprecedented," with Iran's international flights having decreased by 80% to 90%.
01:44
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated at the Connect developer conference on September 23 that the company has decided to temporarily de-prioritize the metaverse, instead positioning the personal AI agent Muse as the "core" of Meta's overall vision. He anticipates Muse will grow into a personal super-intelligence for billions of people worldwide in the coming years.
01:23
PB Fintech Ltd. led a slide in shares of Indian insurance companies, distributors and lenders on Thursday, after the country’s insurance regulator proposed caps on commissions and tighter management expenses.
00:40
India's National Stock Exchange (NSE) shares opened 0.8% higher than their initial offering price of 1,785 rupees ($19) on Thursday, following the completion of the country's biggest IPO this year, which was also India's second-largest IPO ever.
00:30
Global bond sell-off deepens as oil holds above $100, with Fed October rate hike expectations at ~70%. Rising yields are straining public finances.
00:24
Demand for emerging market bonds has not waned despite the the conflict in Iran, rising interest rates, and a strong dollar, driving emerging market external borrowing to record levels, the Financial Times reported.
00:24
A strategic document from the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that developments in Washington "could harm several important Belgian and EU interests."
00:23
The series, titled "Immortals Over Mortal Love," will combine graphics generated with iQiyi's NadouPro AI platform and real actors, highlighting the rapid integration of AI into content creation.
00:12
Bybit will temporarily suspend Injective (INJ) deposits and withdrawals starting from Sep 24, 2026, 03:00 PM UTC, in support of the network upgrade expected around 04:00 PM UTC on the same day. Trading and other activities will not be affected.
00:12
French industrial technology firm Schneider Electric SE is reportedly nearing an agreement to acquire Bulgaria-based smart device maker Shelly Group SE. The deal could value Shelly Group at around €1.27 billion ($1.45 billion) excluding debt, with an offer of about €70 a share. An announcement may come as early as this week, according to people familiar with the matter.
00:08
Blue Owl Capital affiliates priced $1.1 billion in high-yield bonds for AI hashrate provider CoreWeave's data center projects at a yield of 9.25%, approximately 2.7 percentage points higher than the average yield for similarly rated bonds. S&P Global Ratings on Tuesday rated the issuance BB-, three notches below investment grade, citing exposure to a single speculative-grade tenant, CoreWeave, as a key risk. This deal has set a new price for the credit risk associated with the AI hashrate boom and could serve as a benchmark for the financing costs of subsequent AI data center projects.

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