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9/29
23:35
Banks led by Citigroup have attracted $10 billion in demand and successfully syndicated approximately $7.5 billion in loans to help Paramount Skydance acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.
23:35
Stellantis NV will temporarily suspend operations at some plants in France next month due to a shortage of long-range electric-vehicle batteries and efforts to contain dealer inventories.
23:34
U.S. homeowners possess more housing wealth than ever before, with a collective $11.5 trillion in "tappable" home equity in the second quarter, according to Cotality. The total equity for borrowers with a mortgage reached $17.9 trillion, averaging $310,000 per homeowner, an increase of $6,000 from the previous quarter. Despite this, homeowners are not spending much of it; second mortgages or home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) originated in Q2 increased by nearly 20% compared to Q1, but still represented less than 0.1% of the total tappable equity. Cotality principal economist Thom Malone noted that those with the most housing wealth often have low mortgage rates, strong cash flow, and little reason to move, while consumers are also increasingly cautious about the economy and rising interest rates.
23:28
On-chain monitoring platform Lookonchain tweeted that trader "Dicedicedice," who previously profited $120,000 (400% ROI) by successfully betting that the US would strike Iran before February 28, has placed another bet after more than six months of inactivity.
23:28
Mexico’s pension funds pushed their holdings of government peso debt to a record in August, helping underpin demand as global volatility roils foreign investors in the expanding market.
23:27
The lending product is powered by Morpho, operates on the Base network, and is available to eligible U.S. users outside of New York State.
23:20
America.gov serves as a single digital point of entry for Americans to access Federal government information or services online, aiming to eliminate the need to navigate multiple agency websites. The Executive Order directs agencies to integrate with America.gov, which is designed to be secure, intelligent, and service-oriented, utilizing modern technology and Super Intelligence (SI). The initiative is expected to save Americans approximately 10 billion hours annually spent on federal paperwork.
23:17
Alaska Airlines CEO Ben Minicucci stated on Tuesday that he is "not overly concerned" about a new software glitch that is further delaying the certification of Boeing's 737 Max 10. The aircraft is already years behind schedule. Minicucci noted that the launch of the Max 10, which Alaska plans to equip with lie-flat suites for service starting in late 2028, could be postponed if the delay lasts several months. Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Bryan Bedford confirmed on Monday that the agency is assessing a software issue, which sent Boeing shares down sharply.
23:15
The action took place two days before the government announced its 2027 budget draft. Protesters opposed budget cuts including a €2 billion (approximately $2.2 billion) savings plan and broader €54 billion (approximately $61 billion) austerity measures. The French Ministry of Education stated that over 330 high schools were affected, with approximately 11% of teachers and school staff participating in the strike.
23:10
The EU Oil Coordination Group met on Tuesday and confirmed that despite high prices for diesel and jet fuel, supplies remain stable. The EU stated that refineries in the region are operating near maximum capacity and responding well to market signals.
23:02
A vessel carrying vehicles briefly became stuck at Dusseldorf harbor due to critically low water levels on the Rhine River, in one of the latest examples of how this year’s extreme weather is threatening transport.
22:57
Combined open interest across CME Bitcoin futures and perpetual futures has plunged by roughly 49,000 BTC over the past seven days, marking the biggest weekly decline since October 2025. This deleveraging occurred with comparatively contained Bitcoin volatility and modest liquidations, which is unusual compared to the October 2025 event. CoinGlass data shows total Bitcoin futures open interest at approximately $52.89 billion, with Bitcoin trading near $84,070. The seven-day measurement includes the expiration of CME’s September Bitcoin contract on September 25, meaning some of the CME open interest reduction may be mechanical.
22:46
Wells Fargo raised its 2027 WTI oil target to $75-$85 and Brent to $80-$90 per barrel. The firm cited persistent supply risks and the need to rebuild depleted inventories, expecting oil prices to ease from recent highs but remain elevated through 2027.
22:40
America.gov, a new chatbot designed to help Americans navigate government websites, has launched, Chief Design Officer Joe Gebbia said on Tuesday. Its AI technology is powered by Google's Gemini and Elon Musk's Grok. Trump called the website "a restoration of America's founding promise" and "a reinvention of government for the 21st century and beyond."
22:39
The Essar Group, an Indian conglomerate with significant ties to Russia, is set to build a $15 billion steel megaplant in Iowa, announced by former US President Donald Trump. The project, expected to be the largest in the US, comes as Essar's former oil refinery (now Nayara Energy) is half-owned by sanctioned Russian gas major Rosneft and has supplied petroleum products to Russia amid the Ukraine war. Nayara Energy itself is under EU sanctions. The White House touts the project as an economic win, but critics highlight how it underscores the US's struggle to economically isolate Moscow, especially days after Trump signed a law empowering tariffs on countries buying Russian oil. The plant is expected to create 1,750 permanent jobs and 6,000 construction jobs, with first steel production in 2030 and an estimated $95 billion economic impact over its first decade.
22:26
Crypto trader 'SHIB Knight' notes that Shiba Inu's three-hour chart is compressing above a key support level. A breakout above the descending trendline could open the door for a 26% move, targeting $0.00000720 to $0.00000730. SHIB was up 3.17% in the last 24 hours to $0.00000589. This comes as Glassnode and CryptoQuant data indicate spot traders are increasingly turning to altcoins, with total spot volume for altcoins nearly four times that of Bitcoin, the highest since September 2025.
22:24
Jeeves Inc., a Miami-based fintech company, announced it has raised $110 million from investors including A16z and Coinbase. The funding will be used to expand its product offerings, which include a stablecoin wallet, artificial-intelligence agents, and enabling instant payouts in more countries.
22:18
According to a Hong Kong government statement, Twin City Holdings Limited failed to properly record transactions related to The Vertex residential project, including failing to disclose details of sales payment terms such as price discounts and other financial incentives. These violations involved transactions for 11 residential properties within the complex, where Twin City failed to enter the required payment details into the project's transaction register within 24 hours of the execution of preliminary agreements. The company faced 11 charges and was fined a total of HK$770,000 (approximately US$98,100).
22:15
Institutional market maker Wintermute's analysts state that despite the altcoin index rising 5.0% in week 39, outpacing Bitcoin's 4.1% gain, retail investors' optimism is premature. The outlook for XRP and other altcoins now depends on whether Bitcoin can hold its newly gained ground after its first weekly close above its 50-week moving average since last November. Wintermute cautions that if Bitcoin fails to hold the $82,500 level, altcoin rallies could stall. The firm expects this level to be retested multiple times.
22:15
On September 29, Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of 511 BTC (+$42.99 million), with a 7-day net inflow of 15,196 BTC (+$1.28 billion). Ethereum ETFs saw a 1-day net inflow of 5,648 ETH (+$15.37 million) and a 7-day net inflow of 168,733 ETH (+$459.29 million).
22:14
The Trump administration's push for a mineral strategy to reduce reliance on China has led U.S. investment firm Cove Capital to shift its focus to Central Asia. The investment firm is now looking at opportunities in Central Asia and the Caucasus region, beyond Kazakhstan's tungsten resources, in response to the Trump administration's efforts to reduce dependence on China for critical minerals.
22:12
The deal is part of Nidec's restructuring efforts and follows its expected booking of several hundred billion yen in impairment losses related to its electric vehicles business and accounting irregularities, Nikkei reported on Tuesday.

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