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09:41
Australia’s central bank has downplayed concerns about the recent collapse of a large property developer, arguing that the company and its lenders in the private credit sector do not represent a system-wide financial stability risk.
09:38
Bloomberg Markets reported that Thailand's bond market experienced its largest monthly outflow of foreign funds since March in September, driven by soaring U.S. government bond yields and the prospect of further interest rate hikes, which diminished the appeal of Thai government bonds.
09:38
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09:36
Former U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he met with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung in New York, and they agreed to initiate $200 billion in new investments in the United States. This investment will be used to build U.S. energy and power infrastructure and is part of the $350 billion "Korean Strategic Trade and Investment Agreement" he reached with Lee Jae-myung last year.

Specific projects include:
1. A $120 billion nuclear power program to build eight large nuclear reactors in the United States, including six Westinghouse AP1000 reactors and two Korean APR-1400 reactors.
2. A $50 billion Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) project aimed at developing Alaska's vast resources and building new U.S. natural gas infrastructure.
3. A $22 billion, 6.4-gigawatt Encinal natural gas power project in Texas, which will bring significant new reliable power capacity to Texas.
09:25
Sanjay Mehrotra, Chairman and CEO of Micron Technology, noted that autonomous vehicles represent the first major deployment of physical AI, with L4 and higher autonomous vehicles typically requiring over 200GB of memory and several terabytes of storage. He emphasized that humanoid robots are expected to have similar demands, and by the end of the decade, physical AI will become a significant driver of storage demand.
09:25
Micron Technology announced on its conference call that it expects capital expenditures to reach $25 billion in the first half of fiscal year 2027 and committed to returning 100% of excess cash to shareholders in the future, primarily through share buybacks, with plans to increase capital returns starting December 9, 2026.
09:25
Micron Technology CFO Mark Murphy disclosed that the company has signed 26 strategic customer agreements, with remaining performance obligations of approximately $150 billion. Chairman and CEO Sanjay Mehrotra stated that he expects the memory market supply and demand to be tighter in 2027 and 2028 than in 2026, and "sees no end to the rebalancing of supply and demand."
09:21
Bitcoin Improvement Proposal (BIP) 461 was merged into the BIPs repository on September 16 and is currently in draft status. The proposal aims to make compliant ECDSA signatures reproducible by defining a generic signing procedure for the existing ECDSA signature scheme. This means that independent compliant signers should produce identical signatures for the same private key and message hash, establishing a baseline to detect deviations that might conceal key leaks. The implementation of this proposal does not require a consensus change, as it operates under existing Bitcoin consensus rules. By comparing signature differences, it can be determined whether a signer is following BIP461, which helps identify potential malicious firmware behavior, although a mismatch alone cannot directly prove malice or theft.
09:00
South Korean stocks opened lower on Thursday, extending a three-day losing streak, as chip-heavy stocks dragged down the market. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 26.3 points, or 0.38 percent, to 6,811.74 as of 9:15 a.m. local time. This followed a mixed close on Wall Street overnight, where cooler-than-expected inflation data was offset by persistent pressure from elevated U.S. Treasury yields and rising oil prices.
08:43
India's insurance regulator proposed new rules last week to reintroduce product-level commission caps and tighten expense management limits, reversing a 2023 move that allowed insurers flexibility. This comes after India permitted 100% foreign ownership in the sector last December, attracting global insurers. The proposals require private life insurers to cut total management expenses from 20% to 15% within two years and to 12.5% within five years, and general insurers to reduce it from 30% to 20% over five years. Currently, 20 of 22 life insurers and 28 of 31 general insurers are above the proposed FY29 expense ceiling. Following the announcement, India's largest online insurance platform PB Fintech saw shares crash 36%, HDFC Life fell over 6%, and ICICI Life Insurance dropped 4%. Citi estimates the new rules could compress insurance distribution economics for banks and non-banking financial companies by 70%-90% in several high-margin categories. Experts warn that frequent policy shifts create operational complexities, potentially causing foreign investors to pause expansion plans, despite India's low insurance penetration (3.7%) offering long-term promise.
08:23
OpenAI stated that they discovered and thwarted an organized operation aimed at extracting the protected inference capabilities of its AI models, attributing some core activities to Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI, the developer of Kimi. OpenAI said the activity began in early July, surged to 16,000 requests from over 4,000 users within two days, and was completely blocked on July 28. OpenAI described this as "adversarial distillation," which involves using the output or inference of one AI model to train or improve another model. This could lead to the replication of advanced capabilities without equivalent investment, posing potential safety and national security risks. OpenAI has shared its findings with other AI developers through the Frontier Model Forum and government information-sharing channels.
08:22
Gold opened the month steady as softer inflation data lowered bets the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its next meeting, while high bond yields left the door open to renewed selling.
08:17
Swiss glaciers suffered near-record ice loss in 2026 due to summer heatwaves, with new data showing the country's remaining glacier volume shrinking by over 5% in the past 12 months, a rate scientists called "extraordinary." Dr. Matthias Huss, director of Glacier Monitoring Switzerland, described it as "simply catastrophic." Scientists warned that such rapid melting is no longer surprising given the pace of climate change, but it could threaten water supplies for agriculture, hydropower, and transportation in the coming decades.
08:06
South Korea will invest $120 billion in the U.S. to build eight nuclear power plants. This is part of a larger agreement to invest $350 billion in exchange for lower tariffs. South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders' summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, on Oct. 29, 2025. Seoul states it will only invest in commercially viable projects.
07:56
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a landmark AI law, SB 947 (dubbed the No Robo Bosses Act), making California the first U.S. state to ban employers from relying solely or primarily on artificial intelligence to make disciplinary or termination decisions. The law requires human review and corroboration using additional information, such as managerial evaluations, for such decisions. Affected employees must also receive written notice that AI was primarily used, a description of the data, and a human point of contact. Newsom had previously vetoed an earlier version of the bill in October, citing concerns about unfocused notification requirements, but signed the revised version after the pre-notification requirement was removed and protections for gig workers were stripped.
07:54
MetaMask is responding to an ongoing security incident affecting part of its infrastructure. As a precautionary measure, the company is coordinating with clients and partners to proactively remove affected validators from its non-custodial staking operations. MetaMask emphasizes that its staking operations are non-custodial and do not manage withdrawal keys on behalf of clients. The company is working with external partners and security advisors to address and remediate the issue, and no direct threat to MetaMask wallets has been identified at this time.
07:53
The Bank of Japan's Summary of Opinions from its September 17-18 Monetary Policy Meeting, released today, indicates that the central bank is suitable to raise its policy interest rate and adjust the degree of monetary accommodation. The opinions highlight that Japan's economy has recovered moderately and is expected to continue moderate growth, supported by global AI-related demand and government measures. Underlying CPI inflation is projected to gradually increase and reach a level generally consistent with the 2% price stability target between the second half of fiscal 2026 and fiscal 2027, with some members noting it has already largely reached 2%.
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07:48
All signs indicate Russia will continue its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, despite significant battlefield losses and economic damage, the BBC reports. Russian President Putin is expected to deliver a speech at the Valdai International Discussion Club on Thursday, where he may outline his plans. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Europe is waging a hybrid war against Russia, while strategist Karaganov warned that Russia might have to use nuclear weapons if Europe does not "surrender."
07:47
China's new regulations, effective July 15, impose strict limitations on AI chatbots capable of "sustained emotional interaction" with humans. The rules, which can lead to fines of 200,000 yuan (£22,000), aim to prevent emotional reliance or addiction. Following the regulation, Chinese tech giants Alibaba and ByteDance have shut down the companion features on their AI assistants. Experts note that the regulations cover apps specifically designed as AI companions, as well as general-purpose large language models if used for emotional support, affecting an estimated 29 to 70 million users in China. The regulation also bars all under-18s from accessing virtual partners or intimate relationships.
07:41
US District Court Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin approved a settlement on Wednesday, giving media giant Paramount the green light to complete its $110bn acquisition of entertainment company Warner Bros. The deal, one of the largest media mergers in history, had raised concerns about corporate consolidation and editorial independence.

The settlement, reached with 12 states led by California that had sued to block the merger, requires Paramount to commit to 30 theatrical film releases per year in the US for five years. It also mandates separate negotiations with cable providers for Warner-owned and Paramount-owned channels. Additionally, a five-member panel will be created to safeguard the editorial independence of CNN and CBS.

However, critics point out that the merger places a significant portion of US media under the control of David Ellison, Paramount's CEO, who is responsible for appointing members to the news independence board. Senator Elizabeth Warren stated that allowing a "Trump-aligned, foreign-owned conglomerate to dominate American news and entertainment is a disastrous outcome."

Paramount won control of Warner Bros's holdings, including Warner Bros Pictures, CNN, and HBO Max, in February after a bidding war with Netflix. The Trump administration approved the deal without alterations in June.
07:32
CNBC's Jim Cramer stated on Wednesday that several key parts of the U.S. economy have effectively frozen, hindering stock performance. He highlighted that the 30-year mortgage rate has climbed to approximately 7.5%, making housing the least affordable in 40 years. This slowdown has impacted housing-related stocks, with Home Depot, Lowe's, and Whirlpool hitting fresh 52-week lows on Wednesday. Additionally, IPO and M&A activity has slowed, exemplified by Oura postponing its $2.2 billion IPO, while Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs shares declined roughly 12% in September. Even the data-center industry faces new obstacles due to political concerns. Despite these headwinds, Cramer cautioned investors against abandoning the market, suggesting that an end to the war could lower oil and inflation, potentially prompting the Federal Reserve to reconsider interest rate hikes and unleash a stock rally.

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