Disclaimer:All content on this platform is sourced from the internet and is provided for informational purposes only. None of the content represents the views of this site, nor does it constitute investment advice. Please exercise caution when investing.

Faster global financial news!

24/7 News

LIVE
Important Only
Title Only
10/3
11:25
The federal government will make one-time payments of $90 per person to help more than 20 million enrollees pay for their Medicare Part B premiums. Payments will be made from the Medicare Improvement Fund, marking the first time a President has used the fund to directly lower costs for senior citizens. Most eligible seniors will receive the payment via direct deposit in early October.
11:24
Toshiba plans to double the capacity of its Philippine HDD factory by fiscal year 2027 to capture AI data center storage demand. Following this announcement, shares of Seagate (STX) and Western Digital (WDC) both plummeted over 10% on Friday. The market previously widely believed that "supply discipline" in the hard disk drive (HDD) industry, meaning major manufacturers would not increase drive production capacity but only enhance capacity through technological improvements, was the core logic supporting stock price increases. Toshiba's expansion breaks this expectation, raising market concerns about medium-term supply risks.
11:03
Shenzhen-listed Ping An Bank announced in a Wednesday filing that its board approved AI management measures, making it the first listed Chinese lender to formally adopt such rules. Analysts believe more mainland institutions are likely to follow, setting an early benchmark for AI application in the sector. The full rules have not been made public.
10:34
Nasdaq, NYSE Arca, and other four core exchanges will officially add a night trading session starting December 6, marking Wall Street's full entry into a 23-hour "all-night trading" era. This move aims to counter the "24/7 trading" cross-market competition from cryptocurrencies and prediction markets, and to accelerate the capture of incremental demand from overseas investors. At that time, US stocks will only have a one-hour closing period from 8 PM to 9 PM ET daily.

According to data from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), current night trading volume, although only accounting for about 1% of total US stock trading volume, has seen a year-on-year growth rate as high as 358%. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), responsible for US stock clearing, switched to a "24x5" model in June this year, preparing the infrastructure for expansion.
10:33
An Israeli air attack on a residential apartment in western Gaza City's crowded Remal neighborhood early on Saturday killed at least five people and severely wounded at least six others, according to medical staff. The strike hit the al-Asala building without prior warning, while residents were asleep.
10:13
U.S. Department of Labor data on Friday showed non-farm payrolls increased by only 29,000 in September, significantly below the expected 90,000, and August's figures were also revised downward. This data lowered short-term interest rate hike expectations, with the two-year U.S. Treasury yield falling 10 basis points in a single day to 4.69%. The CME Group FedWatch tool showed the probability of an October rate hike dropping from 22% to 17%.

However, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield quickly rebounded after briefly dipping to a daily low of 5.16%, testing 5.30% by midday, nearing Thursday's high of 5.34%, the highest since 2002. It rose approximately 12 basis points for the week, climbing for the fifth consecutive week. Wallstreetcn.com analysis pointed out that the divergence in short-term and long-term yields indicates that the market's true anxiety has shifted from the next rate hike to how long the high-interest-rate environment will persist, as inflation, fiscal supply, and term premium continue to firmly support long-term yields. Analysts believe that in a 5% interest rate environment, cracks have appeared in areas such as real estate and consumer credit, and global bond market pressure is also spreading, with the spread between French and German 10-year government bond yields reaching its widest level since the 2012 European debt crisis.
10:08
According to the latest data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), as of the week ending September 29, leveraged funds have once again turned net short on the Japanese Yen, with bearish bets totaling approximately JPY 210 billion (USD 1.3 billion). Hedge funds completed a shift from net long to net short within two weeks, indicating that the market believes the Bank of Japan's September rate hike and warnings about a weak Yen from U.S. and Japanese officials, including Donald Trump and U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, are still insufficient to alter the interest rate differential disadvantage between the Yen and the U.S. Dollar.
10:06
Aozora Bank and the Japanese arm of U.S. consulting firm Arthur D. Little have teamed up to launch a business combining corporate investment with management advisory services. The joint venture aims to help small and midsize companies pursue mergers and acquisitions and expand overseas, with Aozora Bank identifying investment opportunities and providing primary financing.
09:16
The International Monetary Fund approved a $1.9 billion financing program for Bolivia, including an immediate $214 million disbursement, in a package designed to help President Rodrigo Paz reverse a sharp economic slump.
08:57
The U.S. has suspended consular services in Brazil, prompting Australia to also close its embassy there. The U.S. Embassy issued a statement on Thursday, citing security concerns for the suspension of consular services starting Friday, and advised U.S. citizens not to travel to its diplomatic facilities. The Australian Embassy also closed on Friday, citing the U.S. warning. Brazil's Federal Police stated they are investigating plans that could threaten U.S. diplomatic facilities and have executed preventive search warrants in São Paulo and the Federal District, but have not yet found conclusive evidence or suspects linked to criminal organizations. This action occurred two days before Brazil's presidential election on Sunday.
08:47
Meta launched the Muse Gadgets open-source project on Friday (October 2), aiming to enable developers to build hardware that connects to its personal AI agent, Muse. The company provided open-source firmware and a Linux software development kit (SDK), and shared project ideas for integrating Muse into devices such as TV HDMI ports or color e-ink displays. Meta also built 5,000 Muse Home Link devices, which allow Muse to connect to home networks and communicate with smart devices, and these are being given away for free to Muse subscribers.
08:30
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff announced that North Korea launched a ballistic missile into the sea from the eastern coastal city of Wonsan on Saturday morning. This launch occurred a day after Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, ridiculed South Korea's demand for an apology regarding a landmine explosion and stated North Korea's intention to permanently sever ties with South Korea. Previously, North Korea had conducted a series of military displays, including tests of a hypersonic missile system and the commissioning of new warships.
08:21
The unusually quiet season could mark the first time in the satellite era (since the 1960s) that no hurricanes develop in the Atlantic. El Niño typically stifles Atlantic activity by increasing wind shear, which disrupts tropical storm formation, while boosting activity in the Eastern North Pacific.
08:02
BitMine Chairman Tom Lee told CoinDesk at Korea Blockchain Week on September 30, 2026, that digital asset treasury companies (DATs) trading above their net asset value can raise capital to buy more crypto. This action reduces available supply and could potentially drive prices higher. He cited HYPE as an example, noting that a Hyperliquid DAT holds about 14% of the token supply and continues to buy, suggesting HYPE could rise parabolically if its holdings reached 50%. WuBlockchain noted that Tom Lee's market forecasts tend to be optimistic, and readers should focus on his analytical reasoning rather than specific price targets or timelines.
07:21
U.S. derivatives exchange Kalshi and cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase achieved a partial victory in an Illinois ruling, where a judge found that the state's licensing rules may conflict with federal derivatives law. However, the ruling did not address trading fees and requested both parties to propose injunctive terms.
07:05
WSJ Market analysis suggests that stocks outside the technology sector are expected to struggle, with earnings expanding more slowly and growing concerns about credit risk.
06:48
Cerebras stock plummeted nearly 20% this week to its lowest price since the company's IPO in May, closing Friday at $166.43. The decline is attributed to pressure from chip giant Nvidia, which is reportedly powering a crucial piece of OpenAI's latest model with its GPUs instead of Cerebras hardware, and the expiration of post-IPO restrictions on some insider shares. Cerebras' market cap has fallen to just over $39 billion, down from $95 billion on its first day of trading.
06:45
Official data shows that the Eurozone's inflation rate surged to 3.8% year-on-year in September, reaching a three-year high, driven by soaring energy costs due to the Middle East conflict.
06:45
G7 leaders have agreed to an emergency release of 100 million barrels from strategic petroleum reserves via the International Energy Agency (IEA) to address the US-Iran conflict, including a priority release of a large volume of diesel within 20 days. Affected by this, US oil prices once plunged 5%, ultimately closing down about 2%, while international benchmark Brent crude closed down 0.1%.
06:24
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic overhaul, aimed at reducing reliance on the US and attracting investment, faces strong opposition from unions. The proposed Bill C-39, or the Building Canada Strong Act, would grant Ottawa clearer powers to intervene in legal strikes and lockouts in federally regulated workplaces, a move unions argue would weaken workers' right to strike. Canada's largest unions, including the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), have vowed to defy the bill's proposed limits if it passes without amendments. Critics accuse Carney of leveraging the economic threat from the US to push through unpopular measures.
06:24
Retired Major General Nitzan Alon, who was the army’s point person for hostage negotiations, stated that a deal to return all Israeli captives could have been achieved “much earlier,” possibly a year sooner, without major implications for other strategic war goals. He criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim of needing “total victory” before a deal, calling it “false.” Alon believes shortening the war could have saved thousands of lives on both sides.
06:10
U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche stated unequivocally on Friday that the Department of Justice is not considering invoking the Insurrection Act to send federal law enforcement to polling stations during the November midterm elections. This follows comments from Donald Trump, who did not rule out the possibility in a recent interview. Blanche characterized the related concerns as "panic manufactured by Democrats" and said it was difficult to imagine a scenario in which the law would be invoked.
06:05
NVIDIA announced on Monday that it would expand its stock repurchase authorization by $150 billion, the largest single increase in its history, bringing the total repurchase program to $235 billion, with execution expected to be completed by fiscal year 2028.

What is 24/7 News

This is where the pulse of global digital wealth beats.

In the fast-paced world of digital currencies and global financial markets, a one-minute delay could mean missing a prime investment opportunity—or taking on unnecessary risk. On this battlefield where value is reshaped by the second, Svmuu·Flash News is dedicated to building a direct channel of information for you that is lightning-fast, precise, and free of noise.

We break free from the lag inherent in traditional media. By monitoring the internet around the clock, we deliver every key development in the global crypto market and the macroeconomy to your screen in seconds—using the most concise and intuitive language.

Our Features

Instant Response—Every Second Counts

Leveraging a powerful automated data-scraping network in tandem with a professional editorial team, we track major global trading markets, significant on-chain transactions, key project developments, and major global political and economic news 24 hours a day, non-stop. This ensures that when major news breaks, you’ll be the first to receive the core facts.

Filtering Out the Noise, Distilling the Signals

Faced with an information deluge, blindly chasing “quantity” often leads to decision paralysis. Our editorial team prioritizes not only speed but also the “substance” of the information. We filter out ineffective marketing hype and repetitive noise, distilling only the hard-hitting insights that provide practical guidance on market trends and capital flows.

Dual Focus on the Crypto Ecosystem and Global Macro

Our updates aren’t limited to industry developments within the crypto space; we also closely monitor major macro events such as global geopolitical conflicts, policy red lines set by the Federal Reserve and other central banks, fluctuations in traditional commodities, and the restructuring of global supply chains.We understand that today’s digital asset market is deeply intertwined with global macro liquidity, and every macroeconomic development has the potential to send ripples through the crypto space.

Our Service Commitment

We fully understand that in a frenzied and volatile market environment, emotions often run ahead of reason. Therefore, our news section consistently adheres to the principle of “objective reporting, impartiality, and no misinformation.”We do not peddle fear or fabricate myths; we simply serve as the most level-headed sentinel guiding your investment decisions.

Follow Svmuu (Shuimu Finance) · Breaking News. Amid the complex and ever-changing market cycles, let us be the first to help you identify the winds that determine the trend.