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15:38
The global bond market sell-off intensified, with the US 10-year government bond yield rising to 5.33%, the highest since 2002. The UK 30-year government bond yield rose to 6% for the first time since 1998. The spread between French and German 10-year government bond yields widened by 4 basis points to 131 basis points.
15:33
India's Nifty 50 index fell 0.61% on Thursday, and the BSE Sensex index dropped 0.51%. If they close lower this week, both indices will record their eighth consecutive weekly decline, marking the longest such streak in 25 years. Data shows that foreign investors net sold approximately $1.06 billion in Indian equities on September 30 alone, bringing the year-to-date cumulative net selling to a record $27.8 billion. Hariselvan Radhakrishnan, founder and CEO of HST Wealth, noted that sustained foreign outflows and high borrowing costs continue to suppress market sentiment.
15:26
South Korean exchange Upbit announced it will temporarily suspend deposits and withdrawals for digital assets on the Polygon network, including Stepn (GMT), JPYC (JPYC), and Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL), as well as Polygon network-based NFTs. The suspension will begin on October 1, 2026, at 18:00 KST, due to a hard fork on the Polygon network. Trading for these digital assets will not be affected.
15:23
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved comprehensive plans to expand individual investors' access to private markets. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that investor demand for private market opportunities is growing, emphasizing that exposure to "one of the great engines of American enterprise" should not be limited to the wealthiest. The proposals, approved on Wednesday, will broaden the number and types of accredited investor licenses for individuals. Additionally, the SEC plans to permit registered investment advisers (RIAs) to charge performance fees of up to 20%, similar to those in hedge funds, to attract more private asset managers into the retail wealth sector. This move follows the Trump administration's efforts to ease private market regulations, including a previous executive order allowing more retirement funds into alternative assets.
15:21
Polish billionaire Michal Solowow plans for his nuclear-energy company SGE SA to list on the stock market in 2028. This move is contingent on completing two equity rounds to kickstart the development of small modular reactors.
14:46
A US court on Sept. 25 rejected claims by nine alleged fraud victims seeking to contest the forfeiture of approximately 127,271 Bitcoin. The court found their filings did not plausibly connect their lost funds to the specific seized wallets, thus lacking Article III standing. Any potential recovery for these victims would depend on the government winning the forfeiture case and a separate discretionary decision by the Department of Justice (DOJ) on a documented-loss petition.
14:33
Zooko Wilcox, co-founder of Zcash, announced that the community has approved over $8 million in retroactive grants. Millions of these funds will be allocated to developers and security researchers who discovered and fixed critical Orchard vulnerabilities, audited code, and delivered the Ironwood upgrade. Community data shows that a total of 17 proposals were approved, totaling approximately $8.39 million, with about 2.18 million ZEC participating in the vote.
14:27
Hayfin Capital Management, a European alternative asset manager backed by Samsung Life, opened an office in Seoul on Thursday, aiming to deepen relationships with Korean institutional investors and expand its investments in the country, particularly in maritime finance. Hayfin, which manages €45 billion (approximately $51 billion) in assets, has appointed Chris Choi, former head of private credit at UBS Asset Management, to lead the office. Hayfin currently manages nearly €1 billion in assets on behalf of Korean investors.
14:24
Flare co-founder and CEO Hugo Philion has described XRP's muted price reaction to a major XRP Ledger infrastructure breakthrough in Brazil as "lunacy." Ripple recently partnered with Brazilian financial-market infrastructure provider CSD BR, which is integrating the XRP Ledger into its systems, starting with investment fund shares from BTG Pactual, one of Latin America's largest investment banks. Ripple executive Luke Judges estimates the first issuance under this program could reach approximately $15 billion in "represented" market capitalization on the XRP Ledger, though he clarified this does not mean $15 billion will be invested in XRP. Judges hopes to see this issuance by the end of 2026, noting XRPL is currently the sole blockchain in CSD BR's technology stack. Despite these developments, XRP's price remains subdued, trading at around $1.51 with a near-flat performance over the past week.
14:15
Elon Musk reposted a tweet suggesting that Starlink's profitability could surpass NVIDIA, Google, Amazon, and Apple.
14:15
A paper from the Bitcoin Policy Institute states that MSCI’s proposed “non-operating company” rule has the potential to remove Bitcoin-holding firms Strategy (MicroStrategy) and Metaplanet from its indexes. The institute suggests the rule may stem from an earlier review of crypto treasury holdings.
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.

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