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05:01
Nikkei Asia reported that China is tightening regulations on real estate developers, with new sales and financing rules potentially further benefiting state-owned builders. This move comes as China's property market is deep in a five-year downward spiral, with property values plummeting and developers on the brink of bankruptcy.
04:47
Goldman Sachs reported on Wednesday that Persian Gulf oil exports have doubled in September and returned to 2025 average levels, with Brent crude prices expected to moderately decline to $85 per barrel by year-end, CNBC reported. Meanwhile, the European natural gas market faces challenges, with EU gas inventories falling to a five-year low, and Germany and France experiencing even worse situations. Despite this, the European Commission and member states reiterated that gas supplies remain stable, mainly due to US exports. European natural gas October futures prices are more than double their February levels, and billions of dollars worth of natural gas are still being purchased from Russia via ships.
04:33
Eritrea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the decision in response to Ethiopia declaring 10 Eritrean diplomats in Addis Ababa, including the charge d’affaires, persona non grata and requiring them to leave within 48 hours. Ethiopia cited Eritrea's "direct and indirect acts of hostility" for its actions, while Eritrea accused Ethiopia of incessant hostility and supporting opposition groups.
04:33
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ended its contract with French health and life insurer Axa, effective immediately, and will seek another provider. This decision comes as the US, under President Donald Trump, prepares sanctions against the ICC for its call to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The ICC and Axa expressed concern that the looming sanctions would force the Paris-based insurer to stop doing business with the court, as they were unable to find a solution without using a blocking statute, a legal mechanism to protect European firms from third-country sanctions, the Financial Times reported.
04:32
The UK Parliament's Treasury Committee chair, Meg Hillier, has written to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) Permanent Secretary JP Marks, requesting a report on the tax implications of the Manchester City financial breaches ruling. The Premier League previously found Manchester City used “sham” commercial contracts to inflate revenue and understate costs by over £900 million ($1.2bn) over nearly a decade. Hillier sought assurances that HMRC was aware of the findings, had requested the unredacted report, and assessed potential tax implications. She also requested an overview of HMRC's work regarding football clubs' taxation practices.
04:32
XRP is now supporting live dollar borrowing on Ethereum, with a Morpho market backed by FXRP (a tokenized representation of XRP) having approximately $7.18 million in outstanding RLUSD loans against 10.76 million FXRP as of October 1. However, the market remains heavily concentrated, as the three largest addresses account for 93% of the debt, limiting its interpretation as broad adoption. The market, launched in August through Flare, allows XRP holders to mint FXRP, move it to Ethereum, and borrow Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin without immediately selling their XRP exposure. This introduces a new credit use case for XRP, but also adds bridge, collateral, and redemption dependencies.
04:30
On Thursday, the U.S. Treasury market saw a reversal. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield sharply pulled back after hitting a 24-year high of 5.34% during the session, closing at 5.233%. Meanwhile, bond yields in France, Italy, and Greece all rose significantly.
04:29
NYSE-listed Block announced Thursday it had debuted an advertising campaign to encourage people to use Bitcoin as a medium of exchange. The campaign will run across YouTube, X, Meta, Instagram, Fox Sports, and in select theaters until December 31. Block's Bitcoin Lead Miles Suter stated the campaign aims to illustrate what a Bitcoin-centric financial system could look like.
04:23
U.S. stocks ended a volatile trading session slightly higher after Treasury yields retreated from multiyear highs and expectations for another rate hike this month subsided. The S&P 500 rose 0.19%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ticked up 0.04%, and the Nasdaq also edged up 0.04%.
04:23
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed allowing investment advisors to self-custody crypto assets, setting conditions for custody by state trust companies. The proposal will be open for a 60-day public comment period following its publication in the Federal Register.
04:09
XRP trader sentiment has plunged to its lowest level in about a month, with bearish commentary now overwhelmingly dominating social media despite the token’s recent rally. Santiment data shows the positive-to-negative comment ratio for XRP recently hit 0.67, its weakest reading since mid-August. Santiment tracks negative comments across platforms including X, Telegram, and Reddit. The firm notes that such negative sentiment can sometimes be treated as a contrarian signal, suggesting a potential for a move in the opposite direction.
04:07
Elon Musk retweeted a post from the US budget airline Frontier, stating that the company plans to install Starlink Wi-Fi service on its flights by 2027. Frontier Airlines said that passengers might enjoy a better Wi-Fi experience on the plane than at home by then.
03:45
Shares of toymaker Mattel rose nearly 20% on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported that brand licensing company Authentic Brands Group (ABG) had expressed interest in acquiring Mattel. ABG has privately discussed an offer that could value Mattel at more than $20 per share, or around $6 billion or more. Sources familiar with the talks confirmed discussions are very preliminary. Mattel declined to comment on market rumors, and ABG also declined to comment. This news follows Mattel's Wednesday announcement that Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch will take over as its next CEO, which had previously caused shares to close down 4%.
03:42
Boeing and a union representing about 13,000 engineers and 4,000 technical workers have reached a new four-year contract that includes an immediate 10% pay raise. The move successfully averted a potential strike for the aerospace giant as it seeks federal approval for new aircraft.
03:33
Warburg Pincus has been holding talks to potentially acquire a substantial stake in KNDS NV from the German family that jointly owns the tankmaker, according to people familiar with the matter.
03:29
The Pritzker family is exploring a sale of Energy Distribution Partners, a privately-held propane and light fuels distributor backed by Pritzker Private Capital, which could value the company at more than $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported.
03:26
OpenAI announced on Thursday the global launch of two new shopping features for ChatGPT: users can virtually try on clothes and accessories by uploading photos, and save favorite products to a collection. These updates leverage the ChatGPT Images 2.5 model, which reportedly generates more natural lighting and richer textures, and more reliably follows editing instructions.
03:24
A Saudi-led coalition accused Iran-backed Houthi rebels of attacking a power station in the Saudi holy city of Medina this Tuesday, causing a transformer to go offline but without affecting the grid. The Houthis denied the accusation. The coalition stated that investigations confirmed the Houthis planned and carried out the attack. Additionally, on Thursday, the coalition intercepted and destroyed four drones and two ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis in southern Saudi Arabia. In Yemen, Saudi-backed government forces claimed to have inflicted dozens of casualties on Houthi rebels in fierce clashes in Taiz province. Saudi Arabia also announced on Thursday the approval of 224 million Saudi riyals (approximately $59.7 million) in budget support for Yemen's internationally recognized government to bolster its financial stability and citizens' purchasing power.
03:24
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched intense attacks in Taiz governorate on Thursday, attempting to build on their offensive that captured the country's Red Sea coast last month. However, Yemeni government forces have thus far held their positions, aided by air strikes and difficult terrain, preventing the Houthis from turning coastal gains into a wider breakthrough. Government forces reported over 400 strikes against Houthi positions in a 24-hour period on Monday.
03:24
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Thursday that the "Pacific Connect" crude oil export pipeline project will be fast-tracked for approval and designated a national interest project to streamline the federal regulatory review process. The project, estimated to cost CAD 35.2 billion to CAD 43.7 billion (approximately USD 24.7 billion to USD 30.7 billion), aims to diversify Canada's economy away from its reliance on the United States and mitigate the impact of US tariffs. With a designed daily throughput capacity of 1 million barrels, the pipeline is projected to contribute over CAD 20 billion (approximately USD 14 billion) annually to Canada's GDP growth and CAD 100 billion (approximately USD 70 billion) in government revenue by 2060, while creating 140,000 jobs. The Canadian government aims to complete the approval process by September 1, 2027.
03:21
Google has launched its first advanced Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) chip into orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket, aiming to pave the way for large-scale space data centers. The tech giant's white paper on orbital data centers suggests SpaceX's Starship would need to complete approximately 1,600 launches over the next decade to cost-effectively deploy the necessary 370,000 tons of payload for such a network, which Google envisions as 81 satellites processing in parallel.
03:19
The U.S. Treasury and IRS are scrutinizing transactions potentially engineered primarily to manufacture tax benefits, raising questions about the implications for ETFs. It remains to be seen how regulators will differentiate between legitimate portfolio management and tax-dodge trades.
03:14
Former U.S. President Donald Trump may seek to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and Governors Lisa Cook and Michael Barr, CNBC reported. However, recent court rulings indicate that any such attempt would face significant legal hurdles, potentially taking months to resolve and possibly prompting the targeted individuals to delay their departure plans. Trump's move follows the release of a watchdog report that found the cost of renovating the Federal Reserve's headquarters had surged by approximately $1 billion, but did not find evidence of administrative misconduct or grounds for criminal charges. Trump blamed Powell for the issue, calling him a "disaster." Previously, the Supreme Court in June blocked Trump's attempt to remove Cook, requiring notice of charges and an opportunity to respond. Additionally, an investigation into Barr's handling of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse by the Federal Reserve is ongoing.
02:57
Wall Street anticipates the U.S. September nonfarm payrolls report, due Friday, will show job growth of 84,000, with the unemployment rate holding at 4.1% and average hourly earnings rising 3.1% year-over-year. Federal Reserve officials, including Vice Chairman Philip Jefferson and New York Fed President John Williams, have indicated that labor market conditions have stabilized and remain solid, despite some volatility in job creation. Markets have subsequently reduced expectations for a rate hike in late October, with a move in December seen as more likely.

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