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10/3
17:35
The Wall Street Journal analysis indicates that shares of luxury goods companies such as LVMH and Prada are currently trading at unusually large discounts, with their valuations having fallen to the levels of fast-fashion brands Zara and H&M. Analysts believe this reflects investors' growing concern that the luxury industry's growth trend of the past two decades is fading, and its best days may be behind it.
17:34
Alcedine Technologies, founded in 2024 by Zack Chroman and Tanner Hoke, has quickly become a top-10 trader across U.S. regulated prediction exchanges like Kalshi. These upstart Gen-Z trading firms are now beginning to raise capital, according to WSJ Markets.
17:24
Hyperliquid's USDC yield program has garnered $14.6 million for HYPE token buybacks. This amount, the first reserve yield payment, will be transferred to the Aid Fund, where buyback funds are tied to USDC balances rather than trading volume.
17:00
Outgoing U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated in a September 27 interview that people's right to protect their financial privacy should be respected. She noted that while blockchain offers transparency, this openness also necessitates privacy protections. Peirce emphasized that financial privacy in everyday life should be treated as the default, rather than as an indicator of suspicious activity, though law enforcement must still be able to perform its duties.
16:58
According to Wallstreetcn analysis, a "short squeeze" may occur in the US stock market in Q4. Trend-following CTA funds have drastically reduced their positions from extremely overweight in late August to slightly bearish, a rare swing. Meanwhile, US companies have authorized a record $1.3 trillion in share buybacks, with execution windows gradually reopening from October 15.
16:51
Latvia holds parliamentary elections on Saturday, against a backdrop of security threats from Russia and a nationwide rise in living costs. While its pro-European and pro-Ukrainian course is not expected to change, incumbent Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs' United List party leads in polls, with support for his current coalition allies declining, signaling complex negotiations for future government formation. Voting began at 5:00 GMT and will conclude at 17:00 GMT.
16:19
An Al Jazeera commentary article noted that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Senegal announced a new $2.2 billion loan program earlier this month. This followed the suspension of a previous agreement after Senegal's public debt exceeded 130% of GDP due to the discovery of undisclosed debt (approximately 25% of GDP) in July 2024. The article suggests that Senegal must change its approach to debt management to break free from the cycle of structural adjustments.
16:04
Morgan Stanley emphasizes that for investment-grade credit markets, "the macro environment—not supply glut—is the biggest test through year-end." The bank's economists expect the Federal Reserve to hike rates only twice more, a more dovish stance than the market's pricing of nearly four hikes.
16:04
Morgan Stanley's latest report suggests that the slowdown in global AI-related bond issuance in September is not due to deteriorating fundamentals or capital shortages. Instead, it's a confluence of three factors: significant front-loading of previous issuances, regulatory and political hurdles in data center construction, and rapidly rising interest rates forcing renegotiations of project-level terms.
16:03
Wuhan has become the fourth major Chinese economic hub, after Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, to encourage a shift towards selling existing homes. Analysts believe this move aims to promote a supply-side structural transformation in the housing market to balance delivery risks, protect homebuyers, and ease developers' financial pressure, rather than directly stimulating demand.
15:57
Malaysia's defense minister said the government is considering spending over 1 billion ringgit ($245 million) on a new naval strike missile system after a deal with Norway collapsed earlier this year, the Star reported.
15:51
As plunging GPU rental prices threaten AI hosting companies, Luxor, a company known for providing services to Bitcoin miners, is expanding into AI compute derivatives to help businesses hedge against these risks. The company is already brokering agreements, bringing its experience from hedging mining revenue to the AI sector.

Separately, CME Group is pursuing an exchange-traded version of this idea, having announced on August 11 its H100 and B200 rental-index futures, which were targeted for listing on October 5, subject to regulatory review.
14:47
UAE Attorney General Hamad Saif Al Shamsi announced on Saturday that a Flydubai co-pilot "attempted to commit a terrorist act" on flight FZ1073 earlier this week, attacking the captain with an emergency axe in the cockpit and attempting to take control of the aircraft's flight systems. An investigation is currently underway to ascertain all circumstances, motives, and connections related to the incident, and to complete technical inspections and the review of physical and digital evidence. The emergency axe is a tool kept in the cockpit for cutting through the aircraft in emergency situations.
14:38
Novo Nordisk's amylin drug CagriSema is expected to launch early next year, with the standalone cagrilintide and high-dose CagriSema anticipated in 2028. New data released by Novo Nordisk this week showed that CagriSema not only aids in weight loss but also reduces "food noise" (persistent thoughts about food) and improves organ and bone health. It also alters the brain's response to high-calorie foods in regions associated with craving, pleasure, and self-control. Novo Nordisk is also developing amycretin, a drug that simultaneously mimics the effects of GLP-1 and amylin.
14:15
Ahead of the first Palestinian national elections in 20 years, scheduled for November 28, voters in Gaza are primarily focused on jobs and security. The region faces an unemployment rate of approximately 80% and widespread destruction following years of blockade and conflict. Voters hope candidates will address critical issues such as unemployment, housing, education, and healthcare, aiming to rebuild their lives and the devastated territory. The Palestinian Central Elections Commission is preparing for the vote, acknowledging logistical and security challenges due to the scale of destruction and mass displacement.
14:09
According to Wu Blockchain, citing Tokenomist data, tokens worth over $1.913 billion are facing large-scale unlocks in the coming month. Among them, tokens with single unlocks exceeding $10 million include HYPE, BTW, ENA, ZRO, FF, XPL, APR, H, ARB, CARDS, SUI, CONX, and DBR. Tokens with monthly linear unlocks exceeding $10 million include RAIN, SOL, CC, ZEC, TRUMP, WLD, ASTER, PUMP, AVAX, TAO, MORPHO, NEAR, STABLE, VVV, KITE, AERO, DOT, GRASS, and SN51.
14:03
Andrew Tate deposited 20,950 HYPE, valued at $1.87 million, into Binance today. According to Lookonchain, he had purchased 122,827 HYPE for $550,000 at a price of $4.48 approximately two years ago. He still holds 63,550 HYPE, worth $5.62 million, and has made a total profit of $7.24 million on HYPE, representing a 1,317% return.
13:49
JPMorgan Chase released a report stating that despite Tesla's third-quarter deliveries reaching 486,500 units, exceeding market consensus by approximately 5%, the bank maintains a Neutral rating and a $415 price target for Tesla, believing that recent earnings still face pressure. JPMorgan Chase expects Tesla's adjusted EPS inflection point to occur in 2028, potentially initiating over 50% compound annual growth. The bank's adjusted EPS forecasts for Tesla in 2026 and 2027 are $1.43 and $1.45, respectively, significantly lower than Bloomberg's consensus of $1.65 and $2.22.
13:36
Former U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, stating that "fake news" reports about the investigation into the Federal Reserve building renovation were pure lies. He announced that newly confirmed Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh has declared an in-depth independent audit, and Attorney General Todd Blanche has made it clear that the Department of Justice will investigate any evidence of wrongdoing. Trump cited details from this week's Inspector General's report, claiming the project was hundreds of millions of dollars over budget and severely behind schedule due to a lack of leadership, oversight, and competence from former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
13:24
As the AI infrastructure construction boom takes off, community opposition to data centers in the US is spreading to Europe and Asia, posing risks for investors. According to research by STL Partners, public opposition has led to delays or cancellations of approximately $42 billion in data center investments in Europe and $77 billion in the US. European data center monitoring agencies note that from January to April this year, over 70 data center projects in Europe were rejected or restricted, surpassing the total for all of last year. Scotland has paused planning approvals for hyperscale data centers, Denmark has passed emergency legislation placing data centers at the bottom of the queue for grid applications, and Spain has proposed requiring 80% of data center power to come from renewable sources. In South Korea, despite government efforts to promote development, local residents' opposition to data center construction is growing, with protests and proposals for stricter restrictions emerging in areas like Seoul and Gwacheon.
13:12
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that repeated delays in bringing life-saving medicines, prosthetics, and other supplies from Israel into Gaza risk having “devastating consequences” for Palestinians. Reinhilde Van De Weerdt, the WHO’s representative in Palestine, called on Israeli authorities to “release the pressure on medical supplies,” noting that one shipment of prosthetics had been rejected four times in the past six months. She emphasized the need for unimpeded and predictable entry of humanitarian and health supplies into Gaza, especially as winter begins, to prevent disease outbreaks and address the needs of nearly two million people requiring shelter.
12:09
British authorities have charged Rahman Salehi, 34, and Salam Ahmadyan, 36, with preparing to commit an act of terrorism in Manchester, allegedly targeting the Jewish community. The UK Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) stated on Friday that the plot was planned for "on or before" Yom Kippur, which began on September 20. Police indicated the two men were in contact with an overseas third-party, potentially in Iran, and allegedly attempted to acquire components for an improvised explosive device while conducting reconnaissance on potential targets. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood noted the men arrived in the UK via small boat several years ago, with one granted asylum and the other having a live asylum claim. She highlighted ongoing threats from the Iranian regime against UK Jewish communities. The charges are unrelated to a suspected plot involving the RAF Fairford air base, for which a dual UK-Iranian national was arrested earlier this week.
12:01
Binance founder CZ stated in an interview with When Shift Happens on September 25, 2026, that after the Bybit hack, he publicly suggested pausing withdrawals as a more cautious security measure to prevent further abnormal outflows of funds. He noted that while pausing services might disrupt trading continuity and inconvenience users, security risks should be prioritized. Bybit ultimately did not pause withdrawals, and no further issues occurred, which CZ believes indicates there is no absolute right or wrong in similar situations, and the key lies in risk assessment.
11:40
Vietnam's economy grew 9.95% in the third quarter, its fastest pace in four years, accelerating from a revised 8.81% in April-June, the country's statistics office announced on Saturday. The growth was supported by strong expansion in industry and construction. To achieve its full-year target, Vietnam's GDP needs approximately 12% growth in the fourth quarter.
11:38
Donald Trump posted that if the Democratic Party's social agenda is elected, it will cost the United States trillions of dollars, and that the U.S. will be "totally destroyed" and "reduced to a Third World Nation." He urged voters to cast their ballots for the Republican Party and stated that a new report from the Council of Economic Advisers provides all the details.

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