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20:46
Fed insider Nick Timiraos stated that the average 3-month hiring rate in the US for August, initially reported at 71,000, has been revised down to 51,000, and the figure for September is also 51,000. Private sector employment shows a similar trend, with September at 54,000, up from the downwardly revised 48,000 in August.
20:43
Blue Owl Capital Inc. has again limited redemptions from two of its private credit funds (BDCs) to 5%. This follows withdrawal requests of 39% and 17% respectively, as fears surrounding artificial intelligence drove requests at its flagship technology fund well above industry peers, according to Bloomberg Markets.
20:37
Kalshi has raised the probability of the Federal Reserve pausing interest rate hikes in October to 85% following a weak jobs report. This comes after the US added only 29,000 jobs in September, significantly below the expected 84,000. The unemployment rate also rose to 4.2%, triggering a dovish repricing of the Fed's policy outlook in the market.
20:37
BitGo CEO Mike Belshe warned that Clarity's failure left systemic risks arising from one firm holding exchange, brokerage, and custody functions, potentially worse than Lehman.
20:37
Samsung Electronics has set the supply price for its HBM4 next year in the mid-to-high $4 per gigabit (Gb) range, more than triple the approximately $1.50/Gb price of its current flagship product, HBM3E, and has initiated annual contract negotiations with major clients, according to a report by South Korean financial media Maeil Business Newspaper on October 2. Semiconductor industry sources revealed that Samsung's HBM4 has achieved a stable data transfer rate of 11.7 Gbps, with peaks reaching 13 Gbps, placing it at the industry's highest level. Market research firm TrendForce predicts that the average selling price (ASP) of HBM will increase by 121% next year compared to this year, driven by both the rising proportion of HBM4 and supply shortages.
20:36
The U.S. Department of Labor's non-farm payroll report released on Friday showed that the U.S. added only 29,000 jobs in September, significantly below market expectations of 90,000 and the revised 133,000 in August. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate rose from 4.1% in August to 4.2%, higher than the expected 4.1%. The weak employment data may provide room for the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting later this month, despite inflation remaining high. Before the report's release, market expectations for another Fed rate hike this month had already fallen to 23%.
20:35
Rivian Automotive reported a 46% year-over-year increase in vehicle deliveries during the third quarter, reaching 19,248 units from July through September. This figure exceeded Wall Street's expectation of 18,000 units. The electric vehicle company also reconfirmed its 2026 delivery guidance of 65,000 to 70,000 vehicles, which it had raised earlier this year.
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★★★★★Previous 7.7%Forecast 7.7%Actual 7.6% Below forecast↓
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★★★★★Previous 3.1%Forecast 3.2%Actual 3% Below forecast↓
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★★★★★Previous 89KForecast 85KActual 46K Below forecast↓
20:31
★★★★★Nonfarm PayrollsPrevious 133KForecast 90KActual 29K Below forecast↓
Unemployment RatePrevious 4.1%Forecast 4.1%Actual 4.2% Above forecast↑
Avg Hourly Earnings MoMPrevious 0.3%Forecast 0.3%Actual 0.1% Below forecast↓
20:27
This week, despite a significant sell-off in US, French, and other government bonds due to inflation concerns, German government bond yields declined, indicating investors are treating them as a safe-haven asset.
20:22
XRP ETFs recorded a net inflow of $4.07 million on October 1, while Ethereum ETFs saw a net outflow of $55.37 million. This divergence meant XRP ETFs outperformed Ethereum ETFs by approximately $59.44 million in daily flows at the start of the new month. XRP ETFs also registered a total trading volume of $25.87 million on the same day. Bitwise and Franklin Templeton attracted about $3.18 million and $4.06 million in new capital respectively, partially offset by a $3.18 million outflow from Canary's XRP ETF. Ethereum's cumulative net inflows currently stand at $13.84 billion.
20:16
Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, posted "Still living comfortably" on X, tagging $STRC, seemingly hinting at his continued confidence in the company's Bitcoin holdings and strategy.
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.

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