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20:17
According to the ADP report released on Wednesday, private sector employment in the U.S. increased by 90,000 in September, following a brief slowdown. This figure is higher than the downwardly revised 36,000 in August and surpassed the Dow Jones consensus estimate of 68,000. Base pay increased by 3.2% year-over-year, while gross pay accelerated by 4.7%. ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson noted it was a "strong report" with job creation rebounding and pay growth remaining solid after a three-month slowdown. The report serves as a precursor to the nonfarm payrolls report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, expected on Friday.
20:15
Emerging market borrowers are increasing their issuance of Swiss franc bonds, with many countries entering the market for the first time, aiming to diversify their financing and capitalize on demand for yield in Switzerland's zero policy rate environment. Countries such as Chile and Latvia have begun issuing these bonds.
20:15
Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD has surpassed $2.52 billion in total supply, marking a new milestone since its launch in late 2024. Its market capitalization has also reached $2.52 billion, with a 24-hour trading volume surging to $253.5 million, up 22.72%. The stablecoin now boasts over 12,650 holders.
20:08
Gabon is returning to the bond markets, just two months after selling $920 million worth of eurobonds.
20:07
The global bond market suffered a severe blow in September, recording its worst monthly performance in years. The 10-year US Treasury yield alone rose by over 45 basis points in the month, reaching near its highest level since June 2007; 10-year government bond yields in Germany and France touched 17-year and 18-year highs this week, respectively. Contributing factors include deteriorating government finances in major economies, an oversupply of bonds, and inflationary pressures from rising energy costs due to the US-Israel war against Iran. Meanwhile, New York Fed President John Williams explicitly opposed premature monetary policy tightening, causing the 2-year US Treasury yield to pull back slightly, though its cumulative monthly gain still exceeded 50 basis points. In equity markets, strong earnings growth, global economic resilience, and enthusiasm for artificial intelligence supported broad positive quarterly returns or limited declines for stock indices in Europe, the US, and Asia, a stark contrast to the bond market. Additionally, the US dollar recorded a monthly gain of approximately 2% in September, while the Euro fell to a 16-month low.
20:05
Al Jazeera reported that Russian attacks on Kyiv and its surrounding areas in Ukraine killed at least four people, including a child. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the overnight strikes targeted energy facilities, damaging the power grid and causing electricity outages in Kyiv and its surrounding regions. The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that its forces attacked power infrastructure in the Kyiv region. The attacks come as winter approaches, intensifying pressure on Ukraine's energy system.
20:04
Stellar (XLM)'s smart contract platform Soroban's SDK has been upgraded to v28. This version supports Protocol 28, which went live on September 16, and primarily changes how stored contract data is no longer locked into its initial shape, introducing new features such as contract data migration and Spec Shaking v2. The Stellar blockchain celebrates its 11th anniversary on September 30.
20:03
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19:48
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is reportedly investigating former Republican Representative Adam Kinzinger for placing bets on prediction market platform Kalshi regarding his own presidential pardon from Joe Biden. Kinzinger made $823 on these trades in December 2024 and January 2025. He denies wrongdoing, stating he was out of office at the time, had no inside information, and had checked Kalshi's rules beforehand. Kalshi prohibits users from betting on contracts in which they are direct participants, and the CFTC bans the use of material nonpublic information on regulated markets. The investigation comes as the CFTC increases its scrutiny of the prediction market sector.
19:36
Bain & Company's annual forecast indicates that holiday retail sales are projected to grow by 4.5% year-over-year, exceeding $1 trillion for the first time, despite macroeconomic pressures and consumer caution. However, the report notes that this growth is primarily driven by inflation, with actual sales volume growth potentially falling below expectations. Reports from Deloitte and Adobe also predict similar trends, with consumers focusing more on value and discounts, and increasing their use of "buy now, pay later" services. Furthermore, the application of artificial intelligence in holiday shopping is expected to increase significantly, but mainly for product research and price comparison rather than direct purchases.
19:35
CoinDesk's analysis of TradingView data indicates that while a negative correlation exists between Bitcoin (BTC) and the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), it is modest. Over the past 90 trading days, the daily moves in BTC and DXY show a correlation of -0.41, implying DXY accounts for only about 17% of the variation in BTC's daily returns. The DXY has gained about 2.6% since September 9 and hit a two-month high of 101.69 on Tuesday, but Bitcoin's pullback since September 21 has been relatively small, suggesting resilience.
19:33
Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, burned 143,956,168 Shiba Inu (SHIB) tokens in the past 30 days, making it the platform that burned the most SHIB during the month. This accounts for nearly one-third of the total 418.66 million SHIB burned during the same period. The burned SHIB tokens originated from Coinbase's various transactions and fees, with the aim of permanently removing the tokens from circulation.
19:31
Deutsche Bank is working on a significant risk transfer deal related to fund financing, aiming to expand the range of assets hedged through booming securitization transactions, according to Bloomberg Markets.
19:30
Robinhood plans to upgrade its existing "24/5" stock trading service to true 24/7 trading, covering weekends, pending regulatory approval. Concurrently, the company will launch binary options contracts linked to corporate earnings (earnings contracts) in its prediction market segment, allowing users to trade on key financial metrics such as company revenue and earnings per share. This service is expected to cover over 20 popular underlying assets, with contract fees waived until the end of the year.
19:23
The bank reports that crude shipments have doubled to 23.3 million barrels per day, reaching 108% of their 2025 average. However, key refined products like diesel and jet fuel remain at just 50% due to refinery outages and shipping risks. Goldman Sachs maintains its year-end Brent forecast at $85, seeing the global oil market as roughly balanced.
19:21
Iraq's State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO) is offering buyers discounts on October-loading crude oil supplies, with reductions of up to $37 per barrel, according to a document obtained by Bloomberg.
19:18
McDonald's is reportedly using machine-learning models from Tiger Analytics to set "optimal prices" for menu items at each of its nearly 14,000 restaurants, based partly on customer willingness to pay and competitors' prices. This system has widened price gaps, with Reuters finding a Big Mac selling for $5.69 at one Fresno, California store and $6.89 at another two miles away. While franchisees officially set prices, McDonald's allegedly pressures them to follow recommendations and records deviations.
19:12
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under renewed pressure regarding alleged warnings received before the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, ahead of the October 27 elections. This follows a Wall Street Journal report on Sunday suggesting he was warned by Egypt’s intelligence chief, Abbas Kamel, just days before the attack. Additionally, Ronen Bar, former head of Israel’s internal security service, announced on Monday he would sue Netanyahu for defamation over attempts to shift blame for security failures.
19:08
Wallets linked to the $387.5 million Bitget exploit transferred approximately $3.9 million in Zcash into Zcash's privacy payment system, Ironwood, on Wednesday, making the stolen funds harder to trace, CoinDesk reported. Transaction records show that 2,746 ZEC were moved into Ironwood in three separate transactions between 08:15 and 08:46 UTC on Wednesday. These funds represent about 15% of the total stolen ZEC. Zcash's privacy pool allows senders, receivers, and amounts to be hidden, but investigators can still see the amount entering the privacy pool.
19:08
As the European Commission’s MiCA review consultation closes, Europe must decide whether its crypto rulebook is protecting the market without making it too costly to build in.

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