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23:14
Rich Privorotsky, head of Goldman Sachs' One-Delta trading desk, warned that the decline in oil prices has failed to alleviate pressure on U.S. Treasuries, exposing a breakdown in the traditional link between energy and interest rates, and signaling deeper structural changes in the market. He believes the problem may have shifted from an energy shock to fiscal financing itself, with high real yields being the "clearing price" that fiscally dominant economies must pay to attract private capital and finance their massive sovereign debt. Privorotsky noted that when government bonds offer sufficiently high real returns, equities must provide even higher expected returns to attract private capital, which is systematically raising the hurdle for equity returns.
23:10
CoreWeave announced that its cloud platform now offers NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 systems, featuring Spectrum-X 102.4T Ethernet networking. AI company Cognition (developer of Devin AI) is among the first clients, with early tests showing Vera Rubin NVL72 delivering up to 4.8 times higher total token throughput than GB200 NVL72 in SWE-2 inference workloads. Additionally, CoreWeave will provide the NVIDIA Vera CPU, designed for AI agents, which achieved over 3 times faster agent sandbox launch speeds in testing. CoreWeave also introduced CoreWeave Forge, an integrated environment for training, evaluating, and refining models and agents on NVIDIA accelerated computing platforms.
23:09
Independent journalist Adam Cochran claims that US President Donald Trump's executive order renaming Artificial Intelligence (AI) to "Super Intelligence" (SI) was likely used by insiders to make "hundreds of millions of dollars" by selling SI domain names in advance. Cochran noted a spike in ".si" domain name registrations in June and July, prior to Trump's September 19 announcement. One relisted domain, Build.si, is offered for over $14 million.
23:04
Ostium's recovery plan will fully repay 3,321 wallets that lost $1,000 or less when the portal opens on Wednesday. The remaining 345 wallets, which collectively account for at least 86% of the $23.8 million loss, must choose between a $1,000 payment and a pro-rata claim on funds Ostium has not yet recovered.
23:01
CoinDesk's weekly newsletter "Crypto Long & Short" suggests that as AI agents become more autonomous and engage in machine-to-machine economic activity (negotiating, purchasing resources, executing transactions), they will require financial infrastructure capable of moving value programmatically and quickly. The article argues that traditional payment systems are not designed for millions of autonomous agents conducting continuous low-value, cross-border transactions, making blockchain infrastructure, especially stablecoins, uniquely suitable for this environment due to programmable money. This creates investment opportunities beyond AI models and applications, focusing on infrastructure for payments, settlement, identity, and custody that connects traditional and digital markets.
22:57
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa on Wednesday reconfirmed the company's 2026 guidance for a mid-single-digit net revenue increase and low-single-digit adjusted operating margin. He also reiterated the plan to be cash-flow positive by 2027 and generate over 3 billion euros in free cash flow by 2028. This comes as the automaker's U.S. shares closed Tuesday at a new low of $4.43, down 4.1% for the day and nearly 60% year-to-date.
22:55
Brightline, the U.S. rail company, has agreed to offer creditors holding its corporate debt at least 4.75% equity in the company, along with other incentives, as part of its Chapter 11 reorganization plan, aiming to secure support from dissenting parties.
22:49
Hong Kong property developer New World Development (NWD) reported a net loss of HK$26.8 billion (approximately US$3.42 billion) for the fiscal year ending June, primarily due to an HK$18.3 billion impairment and provision stemming from the early termination of its flagship 11 Skies mall project. Under an agreement reached on Wednesday, NWD will return the 11 Skies project to the Airport Authority Hong Kong next year and pay an early termination fee of HK$2.3 billion, a non-cash impairment of HK$14.7 billion, and an engineering provision of HK$1.05 billion for pre- and post-handover works.
22:48
Saylor retweeted AlexesNakamoto's post, stating that he hopes Strive and all well-managed Bitcoin credit issuers succeed, and believes that greater adoption and external capital can strengthen the entire industry, forming a shared Bitcoin foundation that promotes mutual success.
22:44
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that Coinbase is building financial accounts for superintelligence, offering services such as trading, payments, and lending. This move comes as AI agents on the Coinbase platform have reached record-high trading volumes, with Grok dominating at 43.2%, followed by Claude Code (21.3%) and Grok Bot (18.1%).
22:36
Global digital asset investment products recorded approximately $3.55 billion in net inflows last week, the largest single-week inflow this year, following two weeks of largely flat flows, according to CoinShares' bi-weekly Digital Asset Report published on September 29. The report shows that total assets under management (AUM) for digital assets rose to approximately $173 billion, with year-to-date inflows reaching $8.6 billion. By asset class, Bitcoin products saw inflows of $2.52 billion, Ethereum $702 million, Solana $193 million, and XRP $92.3 million.
22:32
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22:30
Cerebras Systems CEO Andrew Feldman will discuss the limits of AI scaling at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, and how the company is addressing the growing demands for hashrate, energy, and infrastructure through wafer-scale computing. The company raised $5.5 billion in its IPO in May and has signed an agreement with OpenAI to deploy 750 megawatts of Cerebras systems between 2026 and 2028.
22:30
Restate, a Berlin-based startup founded by Apache Flink veterans, announced it has closed a $20 million Series A funding round led by Singular, with participation from Redpoint Ventures and Capital One Ventures. Restate is dedicated to building persistent workflow infrastructure for AI agents to address the need for stability and predictability in AI agent processes. The company plans to use the new funds to expand its go-to-market team, hire more engineers, and grow its office in the San Francisco Bay Area.
22:18
Eli Lilly's experimental drug eloralintide, when combined with Zepbound, achieved an average weight loss of 23.3% over approximately 11 months in patients with Type 2 diabetes. This compares to 14.8% for Zepbound alone. However, 11-27% of patients discontinued the combination treatment due to side effects, raising tolerability concerns. Lilly plans to advance the treatment into late-stage trials later this year.
22:14
The Trump administration's "Section 301" tariffs of 10% or 12.5% on 86 countries, covering 99.4% of U.S. imports, are currently facing a challenge in the U.S. Court of International Trade. Plaintiffs, including small businesses and Democrat-led states, argue that the administration's stated reason for imposing the tariffs—combating forced labor—is a pretext to re-implement a global tariff policy previously rejected by the Supreme Court. Donald Trump himself stated in July that these Section 301 tariffs "do the same thing" as the tariffs previously rejected by the Supreme Court.
22:10
The Mayasem Association for Culture and Arts' "Guardians of Heritage" team has rescued more than 1,700 historical pieces from four museum collections in Gaza. This effort comes as at least 164 cultural sites in Gaza have been damaged between October 2023 and March 2026, according to UNESCO. The team faces significant challenges, including continued displacement, a shortage of specialized restoration equipment, and Israeli military restrictions, particularly when working near the dangerous "Yellow Line" dividing zone. Currently operating from a tent in Khan Younis, the recovered artifacts are vulnerable to volatile weather conditions, insects, rodents, humidity, mold, and vibrations.
22:08
US August inflation breadth shows signs of cooling. While the revised core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) has slowed, 51% of the PCE basket goods still saw an annualized increase of 3% or more, largely unchanged from recent months. However, on a six-month annualized basis, the share of the PCE basket with inflation exceeding 3% fell to 44% in August, down from 49% in July, marking the lowest level since October 2025. This suggests that while inflation remains broad, underlying price pressures are easing.
22:02
DFI Retail Group has agreed to sell its stake in Maxim's Caterers to Maxim's for $340 million in cash and gain control of Maxim's Starbucks franchise business across more than 1,100 stores in Asia, according to exchange filings on Wednesday. The move ends Jardine Matheson's decades-long partial ownership of Maxim's through DFI Retail.
21:50
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton stated that "super intelligence is a national security issue" and argued against pausing the development of AI models by U.S. companies. He also suggested that federal agencies like the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are best suited to policing AI companies. Clayton made these remarks in a CNBC interview, a day after President Donald Trump met with tech leaders and reportedly mentioned Clayton as a good candidate for an AI "czar" role, a question Clayton avoided answering.
21:49
Bitcoin's price broke above $85,000 after the U.S. August Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index rose 3.4% year-over-year, below market expectations of 3.7%. This lower-than-expected inflation data led to a significant drop in market expectations for further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, with CME FedWatch data showing the probability of a 25 basis point hike at the Fed's October meeting has fallen below 50%.
21:47
Fed insider Nick Timiraos stated that the PCE report did not significantly alter the previously known trend regarding whether price pressures are genuinely easing or merely due to changes in measurement. The June and July data performed well, but this information was already known to the market. August data showed that this trend did not continue, which was evident after the release of PPI and CPI data. Regardless of changes in measurement methods, market-based prices are currently running at around 3%. The 12-month readings look less unfavorable, but inflation has not made progress towards the 2% target since April 2025.
21:45
The Reserve Bank of India's net short dollar book has for the first time exceeded $200 billion. This reflects surging future repayment obligations from a dollar diaspora program, which aims to support the rupee.

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