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10:02
China's quant investing sector produced 18 funds with over $1.5 billion AUM each this year
China’s quantitative investing sector has produced 18 funds managing more than 10 billion yuan (US$1.5 billion) in assets each so far this year, underlining the industry’s ability to generate competitive returns despite a tight regulatory environment. Among the new entrants to the club were AXQ Capital, Hopeseek Fund and Huanian Fund.
09:57
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Secures Taean Offshore Wind Farm Substation Contract
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has secured a contract to build an offshore substation for the Taean offshore wind farm, expanding the company's footprint in the renewable energy sector. HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Taean Wind Power signed the agreement on Friday, covering engineering, procurement, manufacturing, installation, and commissioning services. Won Kwang-shik, head of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' offshore energy business unit, and Clement Helbig de Balzac, CEO of Taean Wind Power, attended the signing ceremony.
09:56
US Stocks See "Two-Tier Market": S&P 500 Nears New Highs, But Most Sectors Under Pressure from High Interest Rates
Wallstreetcn.com reports that the U.S. stock market is exhibiting a "two-faced" characteristic: although the S&P 500 index is less than 2% away from its historical high, its internal structure is fragile, with almost all interest-rate-sensitive sectors having been hit hard. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed to 5.34%, a new high since 2002. Over the past month, the median S&P 500 component stock fell by 5%, while the index itself remained flat, primarily supported by a roughly 6% gain in the semiconductor sector. The equal-weighted S&P 500 index has fallen for seven consecutive weeks, a phenomenon previously seen only during the 2002 and 2022 bear markets. The small-cap Russell 2000 index has dropped 8.5% from its August high, nearing a technical correction, with "zombie stocks" accounting for over one-third of its components. Bank stocks and the utilities sector have also fallen by over 12% and 17% respectively, approaching correction or bear market territory. Analysts warn that if AI earnings expectations falter, it could trigger broader market pain.
09:56
Goldman Sachs trading desk head says long-term US Treasuries "unloved," 10-year yield reaches 5.34%.
Rich Privorotsky, head of Goldman Sachs' trading desk, stated bluntly that long-dated US Treasuries "remain completely unloved," and despite the latest PCE data coming in below expectations, it had little substantive impact on the trajectory of long-term government bond yields. He pointed out that the real pressure currently remains concentrated at the far end of the yield curve, and the expected volatility of long-dated Treasuries has clearly decoupled from anxiety in the short-term interest rate market. Currently, the US 10-year Treasury yield has risen to 5.34%.

Florian Roger of BNP Paribas CIB stated that he considers 5.5% to be the critical point at which the US 10-year Treasury yield would exert substantial pressure on the stock market. Bloomberg macro strategist Simon White, however, cautioned that investors should not be misled by seemingly low valuations, as the historical trend of US Treasuries suggests that yields may not have bottomed out yet. Furthermore, the US Treasury Department's hiring of Jefferies Chief Market Strategist David Zervos as an advisor this week has fueled market expectations of policy intervention, but White believes this is not a sufficient reason to buy.
09:55
Indonesia’s 30% Stock Rout Lures Swedish Fund in First-Ever Bet
09:46
The Hang Seng Index is down 2.45% intraday, currently at 24,011.10.
09:45
Trump Kicks Off Midterm Election Campaign, Seeks to Boost Republican Prospects
Donald Trump kicked off a 32-day midterm election campaign on Thursday, holding rallies in Texas and Oklahoma to boost Republican prospects in the November elections. Trump's approval ratings are currently at historic lows, with voters focused on his administration's handling of the war in Iran and rising fuel costs. The latest polls show that 71% of Americans are dissatisfied with the war in Iran, and about half of respondents are concerned about being unable to afford food and gasoline.
09:45
Coinbase: Delayed Sends & Receives for ALEO
09:36
The Hang Seng Index is down 2.09% today, currently at 24,099.73.
09:29
European bond markets experienced a "Black Thursday," with France's 10-year yield hitting a new high since 2002, and the UK's 30-year yield surpassing 6% for the first time.
The global bond market sell-off spread from US Treasuries to Europe, with European government bond yields surging and spreads widening rapidly on Thursday. France's 10-year government bond yield briefly rose to 4.96%, a new high since 2002, while the UK's 30-year government bond yield surpassed 6% for the first time. Meanwhile, the US 10-year Treasury yield briefly climbed to 5.34% during the session, its highest in nearly 24 years. This sell-off was primarily driven by rising inflation and interest rate expectations, escalating energy prices due to the Middle East conflict, and forced liquidations of highly leveraged hedge fund positions.
09:27
Chilean President Gabriel Boric stated that the country's fiscal spending will increase by 1.5% in 2027, against a backdrop of rising copper prices.
Chilean President Gabriel Boric stated that, against the backdrop of rising copper prices, Chile's fiscal spending will increase by 1.5% in 2027, with a focus on employment and security, as the government seeks to achieve its fiscal targets.
09:07
Google faces over $3.2 billion ad tech monopoly claim, New York court rules publishers can proceed with jury trial
A New York federal court ruled late Wednesday that several major publishers could seek over $3.2 billion in damages from Google for monopolizing the ad tech market, and allowed jury trial proceedings related to Google's AdX ad exchange platform to move forward. Among them, a class action representing approximately 5,000 publishers can seek about $1.7 billion in damages; USA Today Co., the parent company of USA Today, and the UK's Daily Mail General and Trust Plc were each allowed to independently pursue approximately $900 million and $600 million, respectively. This case is highly related to the U.S. Department of Justice's previous antitrust lawsuit against Google over ad tech in Virginia, where a Virginia federal court ruled last month that Google illegally monopolized two ad tech markets. Google closed down 1.7% on Thursday.
09:05
Oil prices rose despite the resumption of tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, and the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hit a 24-year high.
Global crude oil futures benchmarks rose 4.4% to $102.31 per barrel on Thursday, even as U.S. forces weakened Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz, helping oil shipments rebound to pre-war levels, the Wall Street Journal reported. Meanwhile, the U.S. 10-year government bond yield hit a 24-year high this week, indicating that the suppressive effect of high oil prices on inflation and borrowing costs has not materialized as expected.
09:01
BCH (Bitcoin Cash) saw a trading volume of $6.56 million in the past hour (12.3 times its 7-day average for the same period), currently trading at $304.600
08:56
INTERPOL executive warns AI is increasing the speed and scale of cyber threats, posing new risks from agentic AI that could lead to physical harm.
08:35
South Korean stocks open lower Friday, falling 0.15% to 6,961.18, despite overnight US gains.
08:30
Nikkei Falls 1.0%, Dragged by Tech and Auto Stocks
Japanese stocks were lower following Thursday’s sharp gains, with the Nikkei Stock Average down 1.0% at 68263.52, as concerns about higher energy costs continue. Tech, auto, and pharmaceutical stocks are leading declines, including SoftBank Group (down 3.6%), Honda Motor (down 1.8%), and Chugai Pharmaceutical (down 2.4%). Investors are closely watching developments in the Iran conflict, crude oil prices, and bond yields.
08:27
Ethereum Foundation launches zkAPI, allowing users to anonymously pay for AI models.
The system authorizes spending via zero-knowledge proofs, ensuring API providers cannot link requests to payers, thus protecting user identities. The design, co-authored by Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, has been deployed on the Ethereum mainnet.
08:23
Crypto hackers stole $2.7 billion in 2026, with losses alarmingly concentrated
Blockchain security firm CertiK reported that crypto firms and users have lost nearly $2.7 billion to security incidents this year through September. North Korea-linked thefts alone exceeded $1 billion. September was the costliest month, with losses reaching $766.5 million, largely due to the $387.5 million Bitget breach and the $318.7 million Liquid Network incident. The five largest incidents account for almost 59% of the total losses, highlighting a significant concentration of damage from a few major attacks.
08:18
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to speak at IMF meetings on Oct. 16, potentially reinforcing or recalibrating Fed's message before blackout period
Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh is scheduled to appear in a moderated conversation at the fall meetings of the International Monetary Fund on Oct. 16 in Bangkok (11:30 pm U.S. Eastern time on Oct. 15), just before Fed officials enter their "blackout" period. That appearance, alongside IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, could provide an opportunity to reinforce or recalibrate the message delivered this week by other senior Fed leaders.
08:08
Australia-US Bond Yield Gap Nears Zero as Policy Paths Diverge
Australia’s benchmark bond yield looks poised to fall below its US counterpart for the first time in over a year, as expectations for monetary policy in the two economies diverge.
08:06
Middle East Tensions Escalate: US Deploys 2,000 Marines to the Middle East, Oil Tanker Attacked in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. is deploying 2,000 Marines to the Middle East as part of a larger military buildup around Iran, coinciding with a tanker attack in the Strait of Hormuz.
08:05
Al Jazeera: Israeli drone strike kills Palestinian in Gaza, another shot dead by settler in West Bank
Israeli drones struck southern Gaza on Thursday, killing one Palestinian man and injuring several others, Al Jazeera reported. Meanwhile, Israeli settlers shot and killed a Palestinian man near Ramallah in the West Bank. The Gaza Ministry of Health reported 8 new deaths and 26 injuries in the past 24 hours. Since the "ceasefire" took effect in October 2025, 1,439 Palestinians have been killed and 5,052 injured in the Gaza Strip.
08:02
Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis could attract education sector leasing from Grade A offices, analysts suggest
Analysts believe that the development of infrastructure for Hong Kong's Northern Metropolis will be key to whether educational institutions relocate their administrative and other services to this potential new city center. Property agency director Kelvin Lee noted that the Northern Metropolis could become a viable option for institutions seeking to expand their teaching, research, and administrative facilities in the medium to long term. CBRE data shows that education groups leased 49,050 square meters of commercial space in Hong Kong from January 2025 to August this year.
08:01
Arthur Hayes: Hyperliquid still leads perp DEXs, but risk-reward has changed
Flop Labs CEO Arthur Hayes stated in a September 30 interview at KBW 2026 that Hyperliquid remains the best perpetual decentralized exchange (DEX), but its risk-reward is no longer as attractive as it was previously. Hayes revealed he bought HYPE at around $30 and sold near $75, and even after the token fell back into the $50s, he did not see an attractive enough opportunity to re-enter. He believes Hyperliquid still leads in liquidity, brand recognition, and tokenomics, but increasing competition has altered its risk-reward profile.
07:58
Firmus Grid seeks $30 billion valuation in Australian IPO, AFR reports
Data center operator Firmus Grid Ltd. is seeking a A$43.7 billion ($30.3 billion) valuation in its Australian initial public offering this month, the Australian Financial Review reported on Thursday, citing pricing sent to potential investors.
07:53
OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast, accelerated by NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, boosting generation speed by 8x.
OpenAI announced the launch of the GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast model, now available via the OpenAI API and for eligible ChatGPT Work and Codex users. The Ultrafast mode runs on NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and offers 8 times faster token generation speed than Astra's standard mode, achieved through inference optimizations that leverage the Blackwell architecture's capabilities within OpenAI models. OpenAI stated that the faster generation speed can shorten the edit-test-debug cycle for coding agents, reduce the time to generate responses between tool calls, and make interactive applications more responsive.
07:48
Musk reposted a SpaceX tweet: Falcon Heavy rocket to launch NROL-97 mission from Florida's 39A.
Elon Musk retweeted a SpaceX post announcing that the Falcon Heavy rocket will launch the NROL-97 mission from Florida's Launch Complex 39A.
07:44
Paramount dealmaker Gerry Cardinale said the merger with Warner Bros. Discovery is aimed at growth, not cuts.
Gerry Cardinale, founder of RedBird Capital Partners and the primary architect of the Paramount-Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, stated that the merger is aimed at growth rather than cuts and expects the combined company's performance to impress investors. Cardinale said at the Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles on Thursday that the merged company would demonstrate a "truly meaningful growth trajectory."
07:32
Japan Aug Unemployment Rate
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