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12:19
Pandora A/S CEO Berta de Pablos-Barbier said the company is seeing demand in the U.S. market stabilize at a low level as consumers grapple with inflation and high oil prices.
12:07
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) has proposed revisions to subordinate regulations under the Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets Act and the Act on Electronic Registration of Stocks and Bonds. These changes aim to facilitate the issuance and circulation of tokenized securities, with an effective date of February 4, 2027. The proposals, which will undergo a comment period from October 2 to November 11, 2026, include allowing traditional securities (stocks, bonds, funds) and fractional investment securities to be tokenized. Distributed ledgers must be shared across two or more account management entities, and issuer account management entities will face a minimum equity capital requirement of KRW4 billion. To protect investors, a maximum annual net purchase limit of KRW100 million per OTC exchange will be set for retail investors.
12:00
Wu Blockchain reports that Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated in an interview published on September 20, 2026, that banks might push for the passage of the "CLARITY 2.0" bill in the US within a few years. He agreed with former CFTC Chairman Chris Giancarlo that banks and traditional financial institutions need the bill more than the crypto industry because they face greater legal restrictions and are slower to act, yet still want to enter the crypto custody market. Armstrong also noted that bank lobbying led to the bill's failure, with banks opposing Coinbase's stablecoin rewards, while the failed bill would have allowed Coinbase to continue offering these rewards, putting greater competitive pressure on banks.
11:47
Donald Trump stated that he met with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung in New York, and both parties agreed to initiate $20 billion in new investments in the U.S., based on the $35 billion "South Korea Strategic Trade and Investment Agreement" reached last year. These investments will be allocated to large-scale energy projects, including a $12 billion nuclear power plan to construct eight large nuclear reactors in the U.S.; a $5 billion Alaska LNG project; and a $2.2 billion, 6.4-gigawatt gas-fired power project in Texas.
11:44
PT Garuda Indonesia, Indonesia's national airline, has seen its financial condition further deteriorate months after receiving a $1.4 billion bailout from sovereign wealth fund Danantara, as soaring fuel costs have depleted its remaining equity and increased the urgency for another share issuance to shore up its finances. The company plans to issue up to 124.4 billion new shares through a rights offering as part of its 2025-2029 restructuring plan. Danantara Asset Management will subscribe by contributing its 65.8% stake in aircraft maintenance unit PT Garuda Maintenance Facility Aero Asia, rather than injecting new funds, with cash proceeds coming from other shareholders exercising their rights.
11:34
The bond spreads of Japanese motor maker Nidec Corp. widened after its auditor withheld an opinion on the company's financial statements, raising investor concerns about growing credit risks. The spread on Nidec's notes due July 2032 widened to 223 basis points, its widest since early March, having expanded by about 39 basis points over the past three trading days.
11:30
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered his annual address at the Great Hall of the People on Wednesday, issuing a stronger warning on Taiwan, stating that Beijing must "resolutely combat 'Taiwan independence' separatist forces, oppose interference from external forces," and "advance the great cause of national reunification." The rhetoric was notably tougher compared to last year's speech. Allan von Mehren, China economist at Danske Bank, noted that the market had anticipated Xi's move, but this was the first time seeing him act on it. Previously, the Donald Trump administration had suspended $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan in May.
11:24
Sentora's Morpho Vaults experienced significant outflows following a staking incident involving MetaMask. The latest Morpho snapshot shows available liquidity of approximately $8.46 million for the RLUSD vault and $2.38 million for the PYUSD vault.
11:13
After approximately 10 days of experiencing Meta's AI agent Muse, veteran independent stock analyst Mostly Borrowed Ideas (MBI) liquidated his heavily weighted Airbnb stock and increased his position in Meta. MBI believes that Muse will disrupt the business models of internet aggregation platforms such as Airbnb, Booking, Uber, DoorDash, and Amazon, ushering in an era of "proactive e-commerce."

MBI shared that Muse can accurately recommend accommodations by combining users' historical lodging experiences and social media content, and can book directly, bypassing Airbnb, at prices up to 60% cheaper. He believes that AI agents can build trust by scraping reviews across the entire internet and help hosts manage multiple platforms, dismantling the "exclusive supply" barrier. MBI contrasted this by stating that Booking's valuation is only 10-11 times EBITDA, significantly lower than Airbnb's 30 times, and its customer acquisition costs may decrease due to AI, making it more resilient.

Furthermore, MBI pointed out that Amazon faces a crisis with its $76 billion advertising business, as AI agents will rationally seek the optimal solution across the entire internet rather than clicking on ads. For Uber and DoorDash, he believes the impact will come slightly later, but Uber faces the risk of a brutal price war driven by autonomous driving and AI price comparison.
10:46
South Korea's semiconductor exports surged 262.8% year-over-year in September to $60.3 billion, setting a new monthly record and surpassing August's figures. Semiconductor exports accounted for approximately 49.9% of the total export value for the month, primarily driven by the global AI infrastructure investment boom, which led to increased demand and prices for memory chips. South Korea's trade data is considered a bellwether for global AI demand, and these latest figures indicate no signs of a slowdown in the market's appetite for chips.
10:46
South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy announced preliminary data on October 1, showing that exports in September surged by 83.5% year-on-year to $120.94 billion, marking the first time monthly exports have exceeded the $120 billion mark. The growth rate further accelerated from August and significantly surpassed market expectations. Concurrently, the trade surplus reached $49.85 billion, setting a new historical record. For the first nine months of this year, cumulative exports have reached $814.5 billion, surpassing last year's full-year record, with annual exports projected to exceed $1 trillion for the first time.
10:43
South Korean crypto exchange Upbit announced it will pay KRW deposit interest for Q3 2026, with an annualized rate of 2.1%. This payment is for eligible South Korean members who generated interest between July 1 and September 30, 2026, and have valid Know Your Customer (KYC) information. The payment date is October 1, 2026.
10:42
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated on Wednesday that there were "strong indications" of Iranian involvement in a security incident at RAF Fairford, used by US forces, an accusation Iran vehemently denies. Burnham said the investigation was ongoing and that more information would be provided in due course. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi hit back on X, stating that the UK government's release of "so-called terrorists" working for foreign entities spoke for itself. Previously, five British men were arrested near the base on suspicion of "terrorism" and explosives offenses but were bailed a day later after police found no explosives, only a small amount of gasoline. US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rubio both criticized the UK's decision to bail the suspects.
10:41
Google officially released its flagship AI model, Gemini 4 Argon, on Wednesday. However, despite the model achieving leading scores in multiple benchmark tests, some Google insiders reportedly expressed reservations about its actual performance in areas such as coding capabilities, believing its effectiveness was significantly discounted, according to Bloomberg. Google denied these doubts, stating that claims of Gemini 4's underperformance are "inaccurate." Analysts point out that Gemini 4's actual performance has a direct impact on Google's search, advertising, and cloud businesses. Following the news, Alphabet's after-hours gains narrowed significantly.
10:30
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on September 30 a voluntary AI agreement with six AI giants: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, xAI, and NVIDIA. The agreement requires signatories to establish multi-layered control and audit mechanisms, collaborate with independent external organizations for evaluations, and set up independent committees at the board level for oversight. According to The Wall Street Journal, citing sources familiar with the matter, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg were instrumental behind the scenes in pushing for the voluntary regulatory framework, rejecting an earlier proposal for strong regulation similar to FINRA put forth by Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google. The day after the agreement's release, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) expanded its investigation into AI companies including Anthropic and OpenAI. Analysts believe the agreement does not mandate a slowdown in AI development; instead, the safety and compliance requirements could generate more demand for computing power, potentially making NVIDIA the biggest winner.
10:21
South Korean refiner S-Oil honored 19 Koreans who risked their safety to help others in danger, presenting plaques and a combined 140 million won ($103,000) in prize money at a ceremony on Thursday. The 2026 Hero Citizen Award ceremony was held with the Korea National Council on Social Welfare at S-Oil's headquarters in Mapo-gu, western Seoul. Among the recipients, Ko Gyung-sik and Jeong Taek-eun, who were injured during rescue efforts, each received 15 million won.
10:15
LG Electronics will invest $110 million (150 billion Korean won) to build a cooling system factory in Virginia, USA, with production expected to begin in the first half of 2027. The factory will primarily produce air-cooled chiller units for AI data centers to meet the growing cooling demands of these facilities. LG also plans to expand its production in South Korea.
10:10
President Donald Trump held a meeting at the White House on Tuesday to discuss the future of artificial intelligence with executives from the world's most powerful tech companies, but Apple was notably absent. Neither Chairman Tim Cook nor CEO John Ternus attended, while leaders from other tech giants were present. The absence sparked social media speculation that Apple might be lagging in AI, though Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner dismissed it as a "nothing burger." The White House and leading AI companies, including Nvidia, OpenAI, Meta, Google, and Anthropic, signed an accord on AI safety measures after the meeting.

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