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10/2
15:44
Bain Capital is exploring a potential investment in Hong Kong’s New World Development Co., as the embattled property company seeks ways to pay down its heavy debt burden, people with knowledge of the matter said.
15:40
Christian Stracke, President of Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco), stated that surging capital demand from hyperscalers and the artificial intelligence ecosystem is the primary force pushing real rates and bond yields higher, rather than inflation expectations.
15:33
A tanker was attacked by an unknown projectile and caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, but the crew is reported safe, according to the UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO). This incident occurred amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.
15:33
The U.S. Treasury on Thursday sanctioned Iran's automotive and rail sectors, including the state-owned railway company and suppliers in the UAE, Hong Kong, Turkey, and Indonesia. Additionally, the Treasury targeted the A7 Network, a Russia-linked financial channel accused of being used by Iran to circumvent sanctions.
15:25
Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently announced that to ensure mass production of the Optimus humanoid robot, the memory capacity of the AI5 chip will be halved to 72GB LP5, and the AI6 chip's memory capacity will be reduced by one-third to 144GB LP6. Musk stated that this is the "only way" to achieve sufficient production for Optimus, while also significantly lowering costs with "negligible" impact on Optimus's performance. This move also highlights the tight supply of high-end memory, with humanoid robots emerging as a new source of high-end memory demand.
15:10
South Korean stocks ended slightly higher Friday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rising 32.39 points, or 0.45 percent, to close at 7,003.74. Investors engaged in bargain hunting for major technology stocks, offsetting concerns over rising interest rates and oil prices. The Korean won also strengthened against the US dollar.
15:08
China aims to increase its intelligent computing capacity by more than fourfold compared to the level at the end of June this year, as part of a five-year plan to drive artificial intelligence development. This 2030 target will require significant innovation and adaptation due to US restrictions on importing advanced Western-made AI chips. The country's capacity had already increased by 177% in the past year.
15:03
Upbit announced that it will lift the trading caution for The Sandbox (SAND) and resume its deposit services starting October 2, 2026. SAND was previously placed on the caution list on August 24, 2026, due to a potential security incident. After receiving and reviewing the explanation materials submitted by The Sandbox team, Upbit determined that the reasons for the caution have been resolved.
15:03
A Savills study released on Thursday, the "Next-Generation Wealth Hubs Index," found Hong Kong ranked seventh globally as a destination for attracting and retaining high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) under 40, behind Singapore in sixth place. New York topped the global rankings, followed by Miami and London. In Asia-Pacific, Tokyo ranked third, with Shanghai and Bangkok following. Hong Kong is home to 71 HNWIs under 40 with net assets of at least US$5 million, ranking 12th globally and first in Asia-Pacific, while Singapore ranked 13th with 70 individuals. The study highlighted that younger wealth holders prioritize lifestyle, education, wellness, and personal values when choosing where to live and invest.
15:01
Mynt, the parent company of digital wallet giant GCash, has set its IPO price at 6.60 pesos per share, aiming for the Philippines' largest-ever public offering at about 60.9 billion pesos ($3.3 billion). The company plans to use the funds to boost its financial services, following GCash's surge in popularity during the coronavirus pandemic.
14:49
South Korea's consumer price index (CPI) rose 2.9% year-on-year in September, in line with expectations, the Department of Data and Statistics announced on Friday. However, core inflation, excluding food and energy, still registered 2.8%, indicating that underlying price pressures have not fully subsided. Trade data released on the same day showed that exports in September more than doubled year-on-year to a record high of $120.9 billion, with semiconductor exports surging 263% to $60.3 billion, also a new record. Analysts believe this economic combination provides the Bank of Korea with policy space to continue raising interest rates without harming growth, reinforcing market expectations that the BOK will resume rate hikes in November after a pause in October.
14:48
EU interior ministers on Thursday also approved new repatriation rules, allowing member states to establish repatriation centers outside the EU. European Parliament politicians disclosed that Rwanda has held preliminary talks with some EU countries on hosting such facilities, with plans to identify potential host countries by the end of this year, aiming to begin transfers in 2027.
14:48
Greece has submitted a proposal to the EU Interior Ministers' Council, requesting that member states be allowed to suspend asylum applications during surges in migration, in response to large-scale influxes similar to those seen in Spain's Ceuta region this summer. The Dutch Minister for Migration expressed support for the proposal, stating that such situations should be handled as border management issues.
14:27
Musinsa, South Korea's largest online fashion platform, is facing skepticism in the Korean financial market regarding its valuation of 8 trillion to 10 trillion won (approximately $5.9 billion to $7.4 billion) ahead of its initial public offering (IPO). Analysts state that further earnings growth and financial performance need to be confirmed to justify this valuation. According to financial investment industry sources on Friday, the valuation primarily reflects Musinsa's future growth potential.
14:16
Hana Financial Group officially opened its new headquarters in Cheongna-dong, Incheon, on Friday. The move is intended to bring financial and technology teams together, strengthening collaboration among affiliates and accelerating the group's adoption of artificial intelligence. Approximately 2,200 employees from the holding company and 10 major affiliates began moving into the headquarters in September. The complex is designed to house about 4,000 financial and IT personnel, including staff from its existing data center.
13:53
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $2.65 billion in September, marking the second-largest monthly inflow since October 2025. During the same period, spot Ethereum ETFs also attracted $832.43 million, achieving their second-highest monthly inflow since August 2025. Although September's inflows were lower than August's $3.52 billion, Zeus Research analyst Dominick John noted that this indicates sustained strong institutional demand and improving market sentiment, potentially signaling a bullish pattern for Q4. On the first day of October, Bitcoin ETFs continued to see inflows of $102.7 million, while Ethereum ETFs experienced outflows of $55.4 million.
13:49
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has secured long-term supply agreements for AI-related components totaling approximately 3.6 trillion Korean won (about $2.6 billion) this year, ensuring component supply for customers' servers in 2027 and beyond. The latest deal, announced on Tuesday, involves an agreement with an unnamed global company to supply multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) and inductors worth approximately 290 billion won throughout 2027. MLCCs and inductors are crucial for AI servers as they provide stable power.
13:40
U.S. municipal bonds fell 4.4% in September, their worst monthly performance since the 2008 Lehman crisis. The Bloomberg Municipal Bond Index showed the decline was the most severe in nearly two decades, primarily due to inflation concerns, the risk of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, and escalating conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which heightened market worries about inflation. This led to a rapid surge in municipal bond yields to their highest levels since at least 2011. However, the market began to stabilize this week, with funds flowing back into related ETFs.
13:37
According to Italian media outlet Milano, in February 2026, former Fideuram Chairman Paolo Molesini received a WhatsApp message impersonating Intesa Sanpaolo Group CEO Carlo Messina, followed by an AI-generated voice call impersonating lawyer Paolo Nastasi. Molesini then instructed the finance department to transfer approximately €95 million to accounts in mainland China, Hong Kong, and other locations. Fideuram later recovered around €40 million, while Portuguese authorities froze an additional €13 million. At least €36 million was subsequently converted into crypto after multiple overseas transfers. Molesini was not investigated and resigned as chairman on March 12, citing “personal reasons.”
13:34
Electrum's latest security update fixes a Lightning Network backup flaw. Version 4.8.2 (released September 11) fixes future backup exports, but users still need to replace old Bitcoin backups, especially those with non-deterministic Lightning keys and involving anchor channels, as they lack the information needed to recover funds from anchor channels. Affected wallets will display a startup warning.
13:34
SpaceX AI's external hashrate rental business is expected to generate billions of dollars in monthly revenue, according to sources cited by Wallstreetcn.com. One hashrate rental contract, valued at $1.1 billion per month, is set to commence in December. Reuters previously reported that Anthropic has committed nearly $45 billion to SpaceX AI's hashrate and added an additional commitment of nearly $40 billion. Musk posted on X last weekend that the company plans to bring online approximately 420,000 NVIDIA GPUs in November to expand its infrastructure. SpaceX AI initially declined to rent out hashrate but changed its strategy due to low utilization rates by xAI and a surge in external demand, setting a record by building its first data center, "Colossus," in 122 days. However, the business also faces challenges such as low GPU utilization, data center flooding, and management instability.

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