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10/2
12:06
Global credit markets are starting to show signs of weakness, with investors no longer viewing the asset class as a safe haven amid record borrowing and growing balance sheet concerns due to persistent inflation, according to Bloomberg Markets.
12:02
Alain Goetz's gold export network, which ships gold from Africa to the United Arab Emirates, continues to thrive despite sanctions, according to corporate and trade records reviewed by Bloomberg Markets.
12:02
A September preprint found that professional automated market makers (PropAMMs) had a reference-relative execution cost proxy of 0.26 basis points for quiet-market SOL/USDC swaps, significantly lower than 2.59 basis points for public automated market makers (AMMs). The study, covering September 1, 2025, through August 31, 2026, also reported PropAMMs' two-second gross maker markouts at +0.37 basis points, while public AMMs were at -0.22 basis points. The researchers noted that lower swap costs do not guarantee positive liquidity provider (LP) returns, and passive depositor returns require separate accounting.
12:01
Fundstrat Chairman Tom Lee told CoinDesk at Korea Blockchain Week on September 30, 2026, that he was unsure if Ethereum could reach Arthur Hayes' year-end target of $10,000, but he believes Ethereum could be well above that level within the next 12 months. Lee called Hayes' outlook too conservative and used a hypothetical 25x gain for Ethereum to illustrate potential returns for BitMine shareholders, but this was not a specific price target.
11:59
Deutsche Bank's latest commodity research report, published on September 30, states that the gold market currently exhibits a triple characteristic of being "ignored, oversold, and under-allocated," with extreme pessimism in positioning nearing a "capitulation" moment. The report indicates that Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs) have sold 52% of their largest position size in the past month, marking the third-highest monthly outflow in history. However, gold prices have consistently failed to hit new lows, a divergence signal suggesting strong hedging demand in the market. Daniel Ghali, Head of Metals Research at Deutsche Bank, explicitly called to "buy in Sorrento" in the report, believing this is when alarm bells are ringing loudest. He warned that if gold prices fall again in the coming week, CTAs could push their positions to "effectively maximum short" levels, constituting an absolute capitulation moment for the gold market. However, the probability of further subsequent selling is extremely low given continuous central bank buying.
11:58
U.S. Trade Representative Greer said on Thursday that a trade deal with India would not be reached in the short term, as Washington and New Delhi are still discussing the details of the agreement. Greer stated that both sides have identified the sticking points, noting that India's continued purchase of Russian oil is one of the friction points. This comes a day after U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with Indian Prime Minister Modi, a call Greer described as "very constructive."
11:43
According to The Information, Koray Kavukcuoglu, CEO of Google DeepMind, publicly detailed Google's robotics strategy for the first time last week, emphasizing that its core strength lies in models rather than robot hardware. Google has launched the Gemini Robotics model, optimized for physical control scenarios, and is collaborating with robotics companies such as Boston Dynamics. The goal is to replicate Android's expansion path by providing core software and leveraging partners to broaden its application scope. Additionally, Google announced this week the initial release of its Gemini 4 Argon model to select enterprise clients.
11:43
The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage in the U.S. rose to 7.28% as of October 1, according to data released by Freddie Mac on Thursday (October 1). This represents a 25-basis-point jump from the previous week, marking the largest single-week increase since October 2022 and pushing U.S. mortgage rates to their highest level since late 2023. This surge in rates comes as the U.S. Treasury market experienced its worst monthly sell-off in four years in September, with 10-year Treasury yields subsequently hitting a more than 20-year high.
11:34
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) Chief Executive Bonnie Chan stated that the exchange will continue to optimize its listing framework to facilitate mainland enterprises listing in Hong Kong. The HKEX is creating more tailored listing chapters, no longer requiring three consecutive years of profit, especially for companies in AI, biotech, and new energy. Additionally, the HKEX plans to introduce more yuan-denominated investment products and develop other investment options in fixed income, currencies, and commodities to meet diversifying investor demand.
11:32
Indonesia's new Finance Minister Suahasil Nazara, in his first interview since taking office last month, pledged to focus on managing the state budget and keeping its deficit within the legal limit of 3% of GDP. He also signaled a commitment to allow the central bank and the Danantara sovereign wealth fund to operate independently, aiming to restore investor confidence in President Prabowo Subianto’s economic policy.
11:23
Authorities in Singapore stated that the city-state is exploring nuclear fusion technology as a future energy option for the resource-poor country.
11:16
Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management Co. has sold all of its holdings in French government bonds due to concerns over France's fiscal health, reallocating the funds into German bunds and short-term Japanese government bonds. This follows a surge in risk premiums for eurozone government bonds on Thursday, indicating that worries about France's fiscal and political situation are spreading to other markets.
11:15
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung accused Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of "undermining" him by disclosing a secret agreement to transfer North Korean prisoners of war to South Korea at the UN General Assembly. In a social media post on Friday, Lee warned that Zelenskyy's remarks about an impending military conflict between North and South Korea amounted to "inciting war risk" on the Korean Peninsula. Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha called it a "diplomatic misunderstanding" and stated that Ukraine denied the existence of a secret agreement, emphasizing that South Korea is an important partner.
10:56
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved an immediate $139 million disbursement to El Salvador. This approval came after the IMF granted a waiver for the government’s breach of restrictions on further Bitcoin accumulation, following the completion of second and third reviews under the country’s $1.4 billion Extended Fund Facility. The IMF noted El Salvador’s economic activity exceeded expectations, forecasting 4.5% growth this year and 4% in 2027. It also urged the government to halt further Bitcoin accumulation, reduce state involvement in crypto, and fully transfer its remaining exposure to the Chivo crypto wallet to the private sector.
10:44
Zhi Ge, the alleged leader of an international insider trading ring, lost his court challenge against a US extradition request.
10:34
The head of the world's largest liquefied natural gas buyer expects disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz to persist, further curtailing flows from Qatar, a region that accounted for about a fifth of global supply before the Middle East war.
10:29
Severe drought caused by the El Nino climate phenomenon has lowered river levels in Indonesia's Kalimantan provinces, disrupting deliveries of coal and palm oil. The drought is likely to persist into early 2027, threatening production and price increases for these commodities.
10:23
Upbit NFT platform announced that it will launch the "Drops" NFT collection by Korean artist Kang Ji-man, scheduled to begin at 9:00 AM KST on October 8, 2026, and conclude at 12:00 PM KST on October 15. The event will feature a fixed-price sale of 25 NFT artworks titled "Drive," with the specific sale price to be announced 24 hours before the event begins. Kang Ji-man is an artist specializing in Oriental painting, whose works convey an optimistic and positive attitude towards life through unique characters and animal figures observed in everyday scenes. This Drops event is launched with the assistance of the BBuzzArt platform, aiming to expand art content IP into the NFT space.
10:15
Market volatility, rising prices, military conflicts, and concerns about artificial intelligence have challenged M&A deals in Asia and beyond, Bloomberg Markets reported. However, some active transactions in Australia, Japan, and China have kept M&A activity going. Asian bankers hope Japan and Australia can help boost the sluggish M&A market.
10:12
On Friday (October 2), Asia-Pacific equities collectively came under pressure, with South Korean and Japanese stock markets both falling. The Nikkei 225 Index and the Topix Index both dropped 1%, while South Korea's KOSPI Index edged down 0.1%. Hong Kong stocks opened significantly lower and continued to decline, with both the Hang Seng Index and the Hang Seng Tech Index falling over 2%, as major tech stocks collectively dropped. The market is awaiting the US non-farm payroll data, due to be released on Friday, for new clues on the Federal Reserve's policy path. Following comments from Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson that policymakers should allow more time to assess before deciding whether further rate hikes are needed, market bets on a Fed rate hike in October have significantly fallen to approximately 27%.
10:06
Fiserv, a global payments and fintech giant, has launched its digital asset platform for financial institution clients. Its first real-world use case is the USD-backed stablecoin Roughrider Coin, introduced by the Bank of North Dakota, with VersaBank as the issuer, Fireblocks providing infrastructure, and Solana processing transactions. Over 90 banks and credit unions are expected to access the platform through Fiserv's Commercial Center.
10:03
Shevchenko, General Manager of NEAR Intents, stated that the identity of the attacker who exploited the protocol and stole an estimated $3.8 million has been identified. Three addresses were published, demanding the return of funds within 48 hours. As of early October 2, these addresses had not received the funds.
10:02
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 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
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
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.

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