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20:11
Al Jazeera analysis indicates that Washington's recent diplomatic efforts in Sudan, including sanctions in June and July, a proposed UN arms embargo in August, and conditioning General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan's UN General Assembly attendance on a ceasefire deal last week, have backfired. The pressure, intended to isolate Sudan's army, has instead left the U.S. isolated and a ceasefire further out of reach. The U.S. State Department's statement last week, declaring neither the Sudanese Armed Forces nor the Rapid Support Forces as legitimate governance, is seen as an ex post facto justification for barring al-Burhan from speaking at the UNGA.
20:04
Goldman Sachs estimates a sudden cutoff of U.S. diesel exports could reduce Latin American GDP by around 1%, although inventories and alternative suppliers would soften the impact. In the U.S., diesel prices could initially fall 25 cents per gallon per week, but Goldman says the effect could eventually reverse as storage fills and gasoline prices rise. Globally, a sustained 10% diesel-price increase could add 0.1 percentage point to headline inflation.
20:01
McDonald's has sold its first restaurant property in the New Territories to Keen Charm Holdings (HK) Limited for HK$120 million (approximately US$15.3 million), with the agreement signed on August 31, according to data from the Hong Kong Land Registry. The property, located at 10-22 Market Street, Tsuen Wan, covers the ground floor to the second floor. Company Registry data shows that Ngan Chi-hung, Ngan Chi-wai, and Ngan Tuet-ching are directors of the buyer company, and are reportedly members of the family behind Hong Kong toy manufacturer May Cheong Group. This move continues McDonald's year-long trend of selling self-owned properties and reflects the return of "long-dormant old money" to Hong Kong's retail property market.
19:58
The world's leading derivatives marketplace reported a record September average daily volume (ADV) of 31.8 million contracts and a record Q3 ADV of 29.4 million contracts, driven by growth across asset classes, including interest rate and agricultural products.
19:56
Jefferies cut Nike's (NKE) price target to $60 from $75, Stifel to $36 from $40, BofA Securities to $24 from $30, BTIG to $50 from $55, Goldman Sachs to $30 from $38, Truist Securities to $29 from $42, Telsey to $35 from $44, BMO Capital to $25, Wells Fargo to $30 from $40, Citi to $32 from $39, Guggenheim to $50 from $60, and Baird to $36 from $44. Bernstein SocGen Group also cut its price target to $45 from $68. Raymond James reiterated a Market Perform rating, and RBC Capital reiterated a Sector Perform rating with a $40 price target.
19:40
A five-year performance comparison by cryptocurrency ranking platform CoinGecko shows Dogecoin (DOGE) down 57% over the period, while sportswear giant Nike's (NKE) stock price fell 76%.
19:36
European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Boris Vujčić stated at the ESRB's 15th anniversary conference that the EU should simplify its banking regulatory, supervisory, and reporting frameworks. He proposed merging existing capital buffers into two and streamlining the leverage ratio framework from four elements to two. Vujčić also called for aligning MREL and TLAC frameworks more closely and introducing a simpler, more proportionate regime for smaller banks. He noted that euro area banks' capital ratios have more than doubled since the global financial crisis, from around 8% in 2009 to over 16% today. The ECB's Governing Council has already put forward high-level recommendations, and its supervisory arm is implementing concrete simplification measures, including discontinuing about 40 guidance documents.
19:36
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stated that the country's participation in the $50 billion Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, which U.S. President Donald Trump has touted as part of Seoul's $200 billion investment package in the U.S., would depend on its financial viability and legal compliance. Analysts estimate the integrated project, with an annual capacity of 20 million metric tons of LNG, could cost between $44.5 billion and $54.5 billion. Concerns include the high cost of building an approximately 800-mile pipeline and potential cost overruns, making it potentially more expensive than alternative LNG supplies from Australia, the U.S. Gulf Coast, and Qatar. South Korea also faces uncertainty over long-term LNG demand and needs to balance strategic ties with commercial merits.
19:34
Porsche Korea on Friday launched the new Cayenne Coupe electric vehicle in South Korea, aiming to expand its EV lineup by combining the practicality of an SUV with a sportier coupe design. The car debuted at a preview event ahead of the "Porsche Seoul Vibrancy" brand campaign.
19:33
UK's South East Water Ltd. applied for permission to restrict non-essential water use by businesses in Sussex as drought conditions deepen in the region.
19:29
South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) on Friday ordered banks and credit card companies to conduct security checks in response to a recent series of cyberattacks. The FSC stated that it would promptly collect the inspection results and use them to formulate measures to strengthen cybersecurity in the financial sector.
19:28
Veteran Apple tech journalist Gurman stated directly on Bloomberg's "Power On" podcast that the newly released iPhone 18 Pro series is a "complete 'S' generation product," with imperceptible processor speed and camera features that 99.9% of people won't use, offering "absolutely no reason to upgrade." He pointed out that Apple is significantly adjusting its marketing strategy, shifting resources towards KOLs on Instagram and TikTok rather than traditional media journalists.
19:28
Veteran Apple tech journalist Gurman confirmed on Bloomberg's "Power On" podcast that Apple will launch its first touchscreen MacBook Pro as early as October this year (or delayed to November). This model will introduce an OLED screen and Dynamic Island for the first time, feature an M5 Pro or M5 Max chip, and Apple is testing touch-friendliness using macOS 27.2 Beta.
19:27
McKinsey's latest research has revised its baseline forecast for the global semiconductor market size in 2030 from $1.6 trillion (projected in autumn 2025) to $2.3 trillion, an increase of approximately 44%. The report indicates that this upward revision is not due to an increase in shipments, but rather to the rising average selling prices (ASPs) of advanced process chips and memory. DRAM prices, for instance, have surged approximately sixfold since early 2023, returning to their 2011 peak. AI infrastructure investment is the core driver of this structural change, with the five largest hyperscale cloud service providers planning to invest trillions of dollars in AI infrastructure in 2026 and 2027, continuously pushing up demand and prices for related chips.
19:26
Given the tight race in Brazil's general election, investors are leaning towards trading through derivatives rather than direct bets.
19:16
A Financial Times opinion piece argues that homeowners, by staying put due to their existing low mortgage rates, are freezing the housing market and making affordability as bad as during the housing bubble, posing a problem for the Federal Reserve and the US economy.
19:13
Korea Investment & Securities will acquire a roughly 1 percent stake in SK Corp. for 400 billion won ($296.47 million) through a price return swap agreement. Following the acquisition, its stake in SK Corp. will stand at 0.93 percent. The purchase price is equivalent to 3.57 percent of Korea Investment & Securities’ equity.
19:10
Saifedean Ammous, author of “The Bitcoin Standard,” stated that Strategy’s scale and cash reserves provide it with an advantage over other companies holding Bitcoin in their treasuries.
19:09
Nicolas Forest, Chief Investment Officer at Candriam, a French asset management company, stated that the French bond market is entering a period of high volatility due to political uncertainty and deteriorating public finances.
19:04
Japan's largest crypto exchange bitFlyer announced it will introduce an anti-fraud measure called "Cooldown" on October 15. Individual customers within 90 days of completing identity verification will enter a 48-hour cooldown period after each JPY deposit, during which part of their crypto assets cannot be sent to external addresses. The restricted amount equals JPY deposits made in the previous 48 hours minus JPY 100,000 (about $634); deposits of JPY 100,000 or less are unaffected.

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