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06:48
US factory costs spike in September, threatening Bitcoin’s rally
US manufacturers reported more widespread input-price increases in September, with the Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) manufacturing prices index rising 6.8 points to 77.9 from August’s 71.1. The manufacturing PMI registered 54.5, new orders 55.3, and employment 52.7, indicating resilient activity. This combination of robust activity and widening cost pressures could complicate the case for lower interest rates, potentially making financed risk-taking less attractive and increasing the demand for interest-bearing dollar assets, thereby threatening Bitcoin's rally above $85,000.
06:47
US stocks edge higher as Fed Vice Chair Jefferson suggests patience on rate hikes, easing bond yields
US stocks recovered from early losses to close slightly higher on Thursday, with the S&P 500 bouncing from a two-week low. This came as a global bond selloff reversed course after sending US Treasury yields to multi-decade highs. Yields turned lower and further declined after Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson suggested the central bank may be patient before hiking rates again, following a 25 basis point hike in September. The two-year US Treasury yield dropped about 10 basis points, poised for its biggest daily drop since August 2025. Earlier, economic data, including weekly initial jobless claims dipping to 197,000 (below forecast), had pushed Treasury yields higher, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury note hitting a 24-year high.
06:44
Asian Stocks Poised to Fall as Oil Rallies on US-Iran Conflict Concerns
Asian stocks are expected to decline as oil prices surged due to the prospect of renewed conflict between the US and Iran, reviving concerns about the inflationary impact of higher energy prices. The bond market will also be in focus following a rebound in Treasuries.
06:39
Accenture's 2026 fiscal year new bookings reached a record $84.5 billion, with guidance exceeding expectations, sending its stock soaring over 20% intraday.
Global consulting and IT services giant Accenture (ACN) reported a 6% year-over-year increase in revenue to $18.68 billion for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, exceeding both the company's guidance upper limit and market expectations. New orders for the quarter reached $22.17 billion, with full-year new orders hitting a record $84.5 billion. The company projects revenue growth of 3% to 6% for fiscal year 2027, surpassing the average market forecast. This performance temporarily alleviated market concerns that AI might diminish demand for traditional consulting services. Accenture's stock price surged over 20% at one point during intraday trading on Thursday, October 1, ET.
06:17
USTR Greer: US will announce countermeasures against China's overproduction within weeks
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told Nikkei Asia on Thursday that Washington plans to unveil countermeasures against overproduction from China, Japan, and elsewhere within "weeks," stating the U.S. "won't sit there and take" inflows of excess production.
06:14
Oil rises for third day as Middle East conflict escalates, threatening energy flows
06:06
Russia's Putin rules out ceasefire on long-range strikes with Ukraine, warns West of nuclear response if Kaliningrad attacked
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ruled out a ceasefire on long-range strikes with Ukraine, stating that Moscow is responding in kind to attacks on its oil refineries, which have cost the country 1 percent of its GDP. Putin also warned the West that Russia would deploy nuclear weapons if necessary to defend the Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad from a direct attack, following a diplomatic note sent to NATO this week.
06:00
Toshiba to double hard disk drive supply for AI data centers by fiscal 2027
Japanese technology group Toshiba plans to double its production capacity for hard disk drives used in artificial intelligence data centers within fiscal 2027, driven by surging data storage demand from the AI boom. The expansion will involve its Philippine plant and an increase in per-unit storage capacity, marking Toshiba's first major investment in its HDD business in about five years.
05:50
WSJ Opinion: Democrats politicizing Fed's bank oversight
A Wall Street Journal opinion piece argues that Democrats are attempting to politicize the Federal Reserve's supervisory oversight of bank holding companies. The author states that while monetary policy has often been a political issue, regulatory supervision and merger decisions have largely remained technocratic. However, since this summer, Democratic state attorneys general and left-wing activists have pressured the Fed to reject charter applications from innovative providers whose products they dislike.
05:35
Nike forecasts revenue decline and plans job cuts
The US sneaker and sportswear group expects revenue to decline in the coming year and will cut jobs as part of its turnaround plan, which also includes opening an India campus.
05:34
Zcash has fallen 21% from its recent high due to ETF outflows and suspected North Korean hacking activity.
Zcash (ZEC) price has fallen 21% from its late September peak of $1,698, currently trading at $1,333.50, down 7.29% on the day. Reasons for the decline include a $30.25 million net outflow from the Grayscale Zcash ETF (ZCSH) on October 1, and blockchain investigator ZachXBT's discovery of approximately $3.9 million in ZEC flowing into Zcash's privacy pool from addresses linked to the Bitget exchange hack. Bitget's CEO believes the attack is related to a North Korean hacking group.
05:29
Ireland vs. Austria Football Match Interrupted by Protesters Boycotting Israel
A match between the Republic of Ireland and Austria on Thursday was interrupted by protesters who threw tennis balls onto the pitch and invaded the field, calling for Ireland to boycott matches against Israel. This follows Irish player Gavin Bazunu's decision to boycott two matches against Israel.
05:19
Evernorth shareholders have voted to approve its Nasdaq listing, holding 473 million XRP assets valued at $710 million.
05:19
Bloomberg: Increased Bets on US Treasuries Are Pushing Up Repo Borrowing Costs
Bloomberg market analysis indicates that the US funding markets could face disruptions, leading to higher repo borrowing costs, as traders seek to profit from the sustained rise in US government bond yields.
05:15
Sazmining launches Wild Sats Club loyalty program, offering mining management fee discounts based on customer hashrate growth
Sazmining, a Bitcoin Mining as a Service company, today launched the Wild Sats Club, a loyalty program designed to reduce management fees for customers as their managed petahash grows. The program features four tiers, with discounts starting at 1% for 1 PH, rising to 3% for 2.5 PH, and 6% for 5.0 PH. Tiers are recalculated monthly. Customers can activate by making a qualifying purchase from Sazmining, with minimum hashrate requirements of 0.25 PH for Bronze, 0.50 PH for Silver, or 1.0 PH for Gold, within a single order or orders placed within 30 days. New, pre-owned, and refurbished rigs are eligible. Customers making a qualifying purchase between September 1 and December 31, 2026, will activate at their full earned tier, with the lower fee applied after their new hardware is energized.
05:13
Poll: Most Americans say US-Israel war on Iran not worth fighting
A new nationwide poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that nearly 70% of US adults believe the US-Israeli war on Iran has not been worth fighting, a five-point increase since July. The survey also indicated that 71% of adults disapprove of how President Trump is handling Iran, and only 26% approve of his overall handling of the economy, marking a new low. Public concern over fuel and food costs has also surged.
05:03
Bloomberg Crypto: Reports of Crypto's Speculative Era Ending Are Exaggerated
Bloomberg Crypto analysis suggests that the end of crypto's speculative era is once again being greatly exaggerated, with leverage remaining the key driver.
05:02
NIKE, Inc. (NKE) Q1 Earnings: EPS $0.48 beats expectations, Revenue $11.21 billion below expectations
EPS: $0.48, market expectation $0.44
Revenue: $11.21 billion, market expectation $11.32 billion
Reporting Period: Q1 FY2027 (ended August 31, 2026)
Release Date: October 1, 2026
05:01
China tightens regulation on real estate developers, with new sales and financing rules potentially benefiting state-owned enterprises.
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.
04:55
Japan's Takaichi government pivots away from reflation amid US pressure on yen and fiscal and monetary policy
04:48
Saylor reposted SEC Commissioner Atkins' tweet: The crypto market has become a trillion-dollar asset class, but regulation has not kept up. The new proposal will provide a clear framework for crypto asset custody.
04:47
Goldman Sachs reports that Persian Gulf oil exports doubled in September, while European natural gas inventories fell to a five-year low.
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 severs diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Ethiopia expels 10 diplomats and closes its embassy in Asmara
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
ICC terminates contract with French insurer Axa amid US sanctions threat, citing inability to find solution without blocking statute
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
UK Parliament Committee Seeks Tax Answers on Manchester City Ruling
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 becomes collateral for live loans on Morpho, with $7.18M in outstanding debt dominated by whales
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
US 10-year Treasury yields sharply pulled back after hitting a 24-year high, while bond yields in several European countries surged.
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
Jack Dorsey's Block Launches Campaign To Get People Spending Bitcoin
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 Close Slightly Higher After Treasury Yields Retreat from Multiyear Highs
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. SEC proposes allowing investment advisors to self-custody crypto assets, setting conditions for state trust companies to act as custodians.
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.

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