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14:09
UK stocks are poised to open lower, kicking off the fourth quarter amid concerns over the cost of living. Soaring petrol and diesel prices, now at their highest since 2022, are expected to provide the Treasury with an additional £3.9 billion in VAT revenue compared to pre-war levels. Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated on Wednesday that "every possible measure" is being considered to address the cost of living, but acknowledged that public finances offer little room for new spending.
14:05
The China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) predicts that Chinese automakers' overseas sales are expected to reach a record 12 million units in 2026, a 44% increase from last year's 8.3 million units, and 20% higher than the previous forecast of 10 million units. This growth is attributed to strong export momentum in recent years, particularly the surge in electric vehicle demand following international energy shocks triggered by the Middle East conflict. In the first eight months of this year, overseas deliveries of Chinese vehicles (including passenger cars, buses, and trucks) increased by 51% year-on-year to 7.45 million units; within this, electric vehicle exports grew by 70% year-on-year to 3.46 million units. Major automakers such as BYD and Chery have become strong competitors in markets like Europe and Africa. JPMorgan Chase analysts point out that Chinese automakers can achieve a net profit of 20,000 yuan (approximately $2,975) per vehicle in overseas markets, which is four times that of the domestic market. Beijing issued guidelines for the first time on September 1, requiring Chinese automakers to avoid significant price reductions in overseas markets.
14:05
The Global Business Forum, hosted by The Korea Herald and Herald Business, held its 10th opening ceremony in Seoul on Wednesday. The biannual forum, launched in 2021, brings together business leaders, experts, and diplomats for networking and lecture programs covering business, technology, culture, and global affairs. Sejong City Mayor Cho Sang-ho introduced the city and its role during the ceremony.
13:53
Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar said at an event in New York this week that Washington was insensitive to India's concerns about "terrorism," friendly toward India's main rival Pakistan, and pursued "self-centered" trade policies that disproportionately harmed the Global South. Analysts noted that this marked a new hawkish stance in New Delhi's approach to dealing with the Donald Trump administration amid escalating bilateral tensions. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Donald Trump by phone on Wednesday, with Modi calling the conversation "productive," a cool and formal description far removed from his past references to Donald Trump as a "good friend."
13:52
First Abu Dhabi Bank, the United Arab Emirates’ largest lender, may sell down part of its $5 billion total-return swap with Nigeria, according to people familiar with the matter.
13:42
India's initial public offerings (IPOs) powered ahead in September, defying a stock market selloff to set a new record. Thirty-four companies raised over $4.1 billion (393 billion rupees) through IPOs during the month, while 46 companies filed draft papers for mainboard IPOs, according to data compiled by primedatabase.com.
13:37
South Korean spandex maker Hyosung TNC has commenced commercial production at its $1 billion bio-BDO plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The plant has an annual production capacity of 50,000 tons, with infrastructure in place to expand to 200,000 tons as demand grows. This facility completes an integrated supply chain that converts sugarcane-based raw materials into spandex, replacing fossil-based feedstocks used in conventional BDO production through the fermentation of sugars extracted from sugarcane.
13:37
Samsung Electronics is set to launch its first AI glasses in November, entering the emerging wearable AI market, The Korea Herald reported. Currently, Meta holds an overwhelming early lead in this market with its camera-equipped smart glasses that lack a display. Samsung previously showcased this Android XR-based device with Google at the Google I/O conference in May and unveiled more design and feature details at the Galaxy Unpacked event in July.
13:35
Ares Management Corp. is providing a $2 billion debt facility to Phoenix Tower International, a Florida-based telecom tower infrastructure owner and operator. This facility is part of a larger $6.5 billion debt package, which includes other lenders, aimed at consolidating existing loans and supporting the company's growth.
13:34
Siebert Financial stated that the breakthrough of the US 10-year government bond yield above 5% fundamentally changes portfolio calculations, as investors no longer need to take high risks to achieve substantial nominal returns. Mark Malek, its Chief Information Officer, believes that the biggest market risk currently is complacency, not catastrophe, and high bond yields are both a warning and an opportunity. The US 10-year government bond yield touched 5.310% overnight, a new high since May 2002, and is currently at 5.278%. Ipek Ozkardeskaya, Senior Analyst at Swissquote, pointed out that rising long-term bond yields intensify capital competition, leading some investors to shift towards safer US Treasuries.
13:27
Hyundai Motor will invest $500 million in its Alabama plant to produce hybrid vehicles and extended-range electric powertrains, expanding US manufacturing as it seeks to reduce tariff exposure and meet growing demand. Hyundai Motor President and CEO Jose Munoz announced the investment at the Automotive News Congress in Detroit on Tuesday. The plant will begin producing the Tucson Hybrid, followed by an extended-range electric version of the Santa Fe.
13:27
LG Energy Solution announced Thursday it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Indigo Technologies, a U.S. commercial electric vehicle startup, to supply 46-series cylindrical batteries from 2027 to 2030. The nickel-manganese-cobalt batteries, named for their 46-millimeter diameter, will power Indigo's next-generation commercial EVs, including the Flow Ride and Flow Cargo models. The two companies also plan to explore ways to extend driving range and shorten charging times.
13:24
Infrastructure contractor Balfour Beatty Plc will return to the UK's blue-chip FTSE 100 index on Thursday, ending a 17-year absence. The company's shares have surged post-pandemic, primarily driven by better-than-expected earnings, contract wins, and shareholder dividends.
13:16
SK hynix said Thursday that no decision had been made on the future operation or financing of its US NAND subsidiary Solidigm, seeking to reassure investors amid concerns that a separate listing could undermine shareholder value. Speculation over Solidigm has grown as the chipmaker considers how to fund further investment in the subsidiary.
13:12
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that Uniswap v4's StablePair hook aims to retain more value for liquidity providers (LPs) by rebalancing stablecoin pools, but its fee logic relies on a configured reference exchange rate, exposing LPs to token and inventory risk. This design fails to protect LPs when tokens depeg, and in some cases, zero-fee transactions could lead LPs to hold more depreciated assets. Uniswap Labs announced two Ethereum pools, USDC/USDT and USDC/USDG, on September 10, and provided clarification on September 16.
13:09
Danish jeweler Pandora, one of the world's largest, has opened a $150 million factory in Vietnam. This move aims to diversify its production base beyond Thailand and expand output of platinum-plated jewelry, increasing overall capacity by 50%, amid volatile silver prices.
13:07
According to a September 30 report by technology media outlet The Information, some investment banks in the venture capital and private equity markets have discussed valuing AI company Anthropic at approximately $2 trillion in early communications. However, in the public market, two large investment institutions believe a more appropriate valuation should be closer to $1.5 trillion. Silicon Valley's venture capital circles are still chasing the upside potential of AI assets, while Wall Street's public markets are more focused on cash flow, financing costs, and downside scenarios. Anthropic is still expected to be several weeks away from launching its formal IPO roadshow. The report notes that stock market volatility has begun to influence investors' attitudes toward pricing large tech IPOs. Pat Grady, one of the heads of Sequoia Capital, stated last week that AI company valuations are "absolutely insane," and that some startups quickly conduct their next funding round at significantly higher valuations after completing a previous one, which is a typical sign of a bubble.
13:07
Indian oil refiners are hiring tankers to sail through the Strait of Hormuz to pick up crude from within the Persian Gulf, a change of tactics to help them cut costs and secure their supply chains.
13:00
Global agriculture prices notched their biggest quarterly jump since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in early 2022 on fresh tensions in the Black Sea region and extreme weather, in a potential headwind for central bank inflation targets.
12:59
Crypto hacks in September 2026 totaled $768 million, making it the worst month of the year for such incidents. The majority of losses stemmed from the $388 million Bitget breach and the $320 million Liquid Network exploit, though more than $270 million from the latter was later returned.
12:56
According to the latest data from market research firm Sensor Tower, Meta's AI agent app, Muse, launched in the US and Canada on September 8 and had accumulated over 5 million downloads by September 30. This pace surpassed OpenAI's ChatGPT (which took 56 days), SpaceX's Grok (103 days), and Anthropic's Claude (492 days), making it one of the fastest-growing consumer AI products to date. Muse currently remains at the top of both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store charts, strengthening market confidence in Meta's capabilities in consumer AI deployment and AI strategy execution.
12:54
The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AmCham) and the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) co-hosted the eighth annual "Doing Business in the U.S." seminar in Seoul on Wednesday. Business leaders and industry experts at the event stated that Korean companies expanding in the U.S. need to plan for staffing, meet regulatory requirements, and build local partnerships, in addition to capital investment. The seminar attracted over 300 government officials, business leaders, and investment professionals.
12:53
Companies increased prices on more than 3,000 food and drink products from Thursday in response to higher wages, a weaker yen, and soaring energy and logistics costs.
12:35
Global sovereign debt markets are experiencing “relentless” pressure, with a deepening sell-off and a notable jump in Japanese bond yields, amid ongoing uncertainty about future interest rate rises.
12:29
According to Bloomberg Markets, the Laotian government is returning to the global bond market, seeking to issue potential CCC-rated dollar bonds to international investors. This comes less than a year after its return to the market in 2025 with a $300 million dollar bond issuance, and marks its second dollar debt sale since 2019. The Lao People's Democratic Republic has appointed Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Seaport Global Holdings as joint lead managers for the potential five-year senior unsecured notes.
12:20
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, is reportedly under scrutiny by EU regulators for its use of the "reverse solicitation" exemption under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, according to the Financial Times. This clause allows Binance to continue serving some European customers without obtaining a license. The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), along with regulators in France, Germany, and Greece, are reviewing whether Binance meets the conditions for this exemption, and enforcement action could be taken if its explanation is rejected.

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