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09:21
A rare hiring boom for equity analysts is emerging in India as brokerages race to increase coverage of soaring small-cap stocks, defying a pullback on Wall Street.
09:18
Investors are starting to snap up Australian bonds, betting that the Reserve Bank is nearing the end of its rate-hike cycle after lifting borrowing costs to a 15-year high.
09:12
Elon Musk reposts finkd's post, stating that major American lab leaders' commitment to robust internal controls and audits is a significant positive step, which should give people more confidence that the technology each lab is building will work as intended.
09:06
According to Wallstreetcn, short positions in US Treasury futures continue to accumulate, with asset managers adding over 100,000 10-year Treasury futures short contracts in the week ending September 22, one of the largest weekly increases since 2023. The 30-year Treasury yield has risen to its highest level since 2002. Analysts believe that if economic data weakens or Federal Reserve officials signal a dovish stance, the market could face a sharp short squeeze, potentially leading to a significant short-term decline in yields. The options market is already showing hedging signs, with put option premiums for long-dated Treasury futures contracts rising to their highest level since August. A JPMorgan Chase survey shows that as of the week ending September 28, investors' long positions remain at their highest level since November last year, providing a basis for a potential short squeeze.
09:03
Investors' enthusiasm for shares of risky new companies has cooled, as a recent string of delayed offerings illustrates how quickly investor demand for newly issued shares can wane. Just a few months ago, investors were clamoring for them.
08:46
Japanese stocks are higher after oil prices fell overnight, easing concerns about rising inflation and fast-paced rate increases by global central banks. Chip-related, banking and metals stocks are leading gains, with Tokyo Electron Ltd. up 3.6%, SoftBank Group 3.8% higher, Mizuho Financial Group up 2.5% and Sumitomo Metal Mining 3.8% higher. The dollar is trading at 157.33 yen.
08:44
Wallstreetcn.com reports that private equity giants such as Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, and Brookfield are heavily investing in off-grid power solutions to address the power bottleneck of AI data centers and bypass lengthy grid construction cycles. Specifically, an investment consortium led by Blackstone, with KKR and Apollo participating, has reached an agreement with pipeline giant Williams Companies to acquire a 49% stake in five natural gas power projects under development for $5.3 billion. These projects are dedicated to providing off-grid power to data centers. Additionally, Blackstone and Halliburton have jointly injected $1 billion in equity investment into VoltaGrid, while Brookfield Asset Management will provide up to $25 billion in financing for Bloom Energy's AI data center power projects. Oaktree Capital has also jointly invested $1.7 billion to install Bloom fuel cells in Nebius data centers.
08:38
U.S. Treasury sell-off continued on Tuesday, with the 30-year Treasury yield briefly touching 5.621% during trading, a 24-year high, and currently standing at 5.564%. The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.256%, also its highest closing level since 2002. Despite a noticeable drop in oil prices and dovish signals from New York Federal Reserve President John Williams, who suggested there was no urgency to raise interest rates, neither of these two negative factors managed to halt the upward trend in yields. The sustained rise in yields is driven by the market's repricing of the Federal Reserve's rate hike path and inflation concerns stemming from energy price disruptions due to the Iran conflict.
08:29
The Pentagon has awarded Boeing a $20 billion contract for the Navy's stealth fighter jet program. This contract marks a significant return to a prominent role for the Virginia-based company in its work with the Department of Defense.
08:28
Elon Musk retweeted SRBednarek, announcing Starlink Mobile has launched in Ecuador. The new service, in partnership with CNT_EC, aims to connect people in cellular dead zones across the country's diverse terrains, including the Amazon rainforest and Galápagos Islands.
08:27
The dollar is wrapping up its best month since June as the Federal Reserve’s renewed focus on taming inflation pushed interest-rate expectations and US bond yields higher.
08:14
Mongolia's stock market is on track to be the world's top performer this quarter, driven by a commodity boom that has shielded the landlocked North Asian country from the volatile AI trade.
08:14
Gold steadied after advancing on Tuesday, as market participants assessed a decline in oil prices, which eased concerns over energy-led inflation, against the backdrop of elevated Treasury yields.
08:12
WTI crude futures fell over 3% on Tuesday, dropping back below the $90 mark, with Brent futures also declining. This downturn was primarily driven by four positive signals: Qatar announced that negotiations between Iran and the United States are still progressing, Saudi Arabia's critical East-West pipeline has restored about half of its oil transmission capacity, the International Energy Agency (IEA) stated its readiness to release more strategic reserves into the market, and the U.S. Department of Energy announced it would release up to 40 million additional barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). Additionally, reports indicate that the Donald Trump administration is reportedly developing a new plan to promote a de-escalation of relations with Russia, which may involve easing sanctions against Russia. However, Brent spot prices remain at $120, and tight physical supply has not eased, indicating no fundamental change in market fundamentals. Geopolitical risks also persist, with Iran reportedly attacking a very large crude carrier (VLCC) in the Strait of Hormuz this Monday, and the Iranian Parliament Speaker reiterating the threat that "where we cannot sell oil, no one can sell oil."
08:08
South Korea's industrial production decreased by 1.3% month-on-month in August, according to data from the Ministry of Data and Statistics. Output in the mining and manufacturing sector, a key pillar of the economy, slipped 4.8%, mainly due to the automobile industry.
08:07
Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani stated in an interview on Tuesday that those responsible for the situation in Gaza are "war criminals." He condemned Israel's response as unjustified, noting that hospitals and schools have been targeted. The Prime Minister also highlighted that since the October 2025 ceasefire, over 1,400 Gazans have been killed and nearly 70% of the Strip has been occupied, indicating Israel is not fulfilling its commitments. He further condemned Israel's 2025 attack on Qatar during mediation efforts, calling it an unacceptable violation of sovereignty.
08:06
The accord, announced by Trump after a White House meeting with executives including OpenAI's Greg Brockman, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg, Google's Sundar Pichai, and Nvidia's Jensen Huang, states companies will implement robust internal controls, partner with an independent external auditor, and establish board committees to evaluate reports. Trump also said he is considering setting up a 10-person board to police AI safety and will soon name a new official to lead White House AI policies.
08:01
Grant Thornton Hong Kong's 15th annual Corporate Governance Review report reveals a severe lack of technological expertise among executives at Hong Kong's largest listed companies, with less than 1% of directors possessing specialized AI or cybersecurity skills. The report, which surveyed 100 major listed companies in the Hang Seng Composite Index, found that while 59% of companies identify cybersecurity or AI as a major business risk, only 11% have established a dedicated board committee to oversee digital threats and technology integration.
07:58
★★★★★Previous 2.4%Forecast -1%Actual -1.2% Below forecast↓
07:52
US President Donald Trump could announce South Korea's investment projects in the United States, including a liquefied natural gas project in Alaska, as early as Wednesday. Reuters reported Tuesday that Trump could announce his administration's plans to use South Korea's strategic investment fund for several major projects, including approximately $54 billion for the Alaska LNG project.
07:52
★★★★★Previous 3.7%Forecast 3.3%Actual 2.7% Below forecast↓
07:47
AI safety testing company Mindgard told the BBC that in July, it discovered that Chinese AI developer Moonshot's Kimi models K2.6 and K3 Swarm could bypass developer-set safety restrictions. Through a "jailbreaking" process, these models were induced to discuss sensitive topics such as manufacturing biological weapons and carrying out assassinations. Moonshot stated it welcomes third-party feedback and is discussing Mindgard's findings. Peter Garraghan, founder of Mindgard, pointed out that jailbroken models freely offer advice on malicious topics and are creative. Mindgard informed Moonshot of this vulnerability via email on July 27 and published a blog post on September 12, but Moonshot did not contact Mindgard until the BBC reached out for comment.
07:47
Russia's relentless missile attacks have brought Ukraine's vital steel industry to a near standstill, with its contribution to the country's GDP now estimated to be close to zero. Major steelworks like Zaporizhstal suffered four waves of attacks in August and September, leading to its indefinite shutdown with equipment almost completely destroyed. Arcelor Mittal Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine's largest steelworks, announced on September 25 that it was unable to reopen after repeated assaults. The industry, which once accounted for 10% of Ukraine's GDP and a third of its exports, has been a key target for Russia, aiming to cripple the nation's economy and its ability to fund itself.
07:40
The eight-contract lineup offers no-expiry trading through Robinhood Derivatives and Bitstamp, with broader access planned in the coming months.
07:38
According to CNBC, hedge funds are playing an increasingly important role in the $30 trillion U.S. Treasury market, with their holdings of cash Treasuries reaching $2 trillion by the end of 2025, accounting for 7% of tradable Treasuries, a new historical high. The Federal Reserve and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warn that the growing involvement of hedge funds, especially in "cash-futures basis trades" financed by high leverage and short-term repo, could amplify systemic risks, leading to market liquidity issues and financial instability. Experts point out that while hedge funds can enhance market liquidity, in extreme situations, forced deleveraging could trigger a chain reaction, exacerbating market volatility.
07:34
Iraq began celebrating "Sovereignty Day" as a national holiday after the complete withdrawal of U.S. troops on Wednesday (September 29). Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Zaidi is seeking to reassert state authority, planning to disarm all militias, including pro-Iranian groups, by June 2027. Douglas Silliman, former U.S. Ambassador to Iraq and Kuwait, believes this move aims to politically weaken influential militia organizations, but it is a high-risk gamble that could lead to increased Iranian influence, domestic deadlock, and greater U.S. pressure if Iraqi groups continue to attack American assets. Both the U.S. and Iraq have pledged to avoid attacks within 90 days of the troop withdrawal.

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