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10/5
11:01
Schroders to expand in Hong Kong after Nuveen merger, CEO says
UK fund house Schroders will increase investment and headcount in Hong Kong after being acquired by US asset manager Nuveen. Schroders’ global CEO Richard Oldfield said on Friday that Hong Kong is a critical interface for mainland China through schemes like Wealth Management Connect, which allows investors in the Greater Bay Area to buy wealth-management products across borders.
11:00
BNB's trading volume reached $19.51 million in the past hour, 8.2 times its 7-day average for the same period, now trading at $801.000.
10:45
OKX and ICE joint venture OKXICE LLC applies to SEC to launch tokenized U.S. stock trading platform, initially offering 63 NYSE-listed companies
According to Bloomberg, OKX, through its joint venture OKXICE LLC with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a tokenized U.S. stock trading platform. The platform plans to initially offer tokenized shares of 63 NYSE-listed companies, with issuers given 30 days before trading begins to opt out. Last month, the SEC cleared the way for blockchain-based securities to trade in the U.S. under a temporary exemption framework, requiring digital assets to include full shareholder benefits like dividends and voting rights. The OKXICE platform's launch depends on the completion of the 30-day opt-out period and other requirements.
10:39
MBK Partners Chairman Kim Byung-joo has been summoned to appear before the National Assembly audit for the second consecutive year.
MBK Partners Chairman Michael ByungJu Kim has been summoned to a parliamentary audit for the second consecutive year, where lawmakers will scrutinize the private equity firm's handling of Homeplus, according to The Korea Herald. The National Assembly's Trade, Industry, Energy, SMEs and Startups Committee has summoned Kim to attend Wednesday's audit of the Ministry of SMEs and Startups. The questioning is expected to focus on the emergency business stabilization funds provided to Homeplus after it entered court-led restructuring and incurred losses.
10:33
Bloomberg Markets: India's central bank faces inflation pressure, is withdrawing excess liquidity, and a rate hike is imminent.
10:32
Copper Rises for Second Session as US Employment Report Eases Fed Tightening Pressure
10:32
US-Iran confrontation enters "critical week," Donald Trump says he will make "simple or difficult" decisions, US deploys three carrier strike groups to Middle East.
The standoff between the US and Iran is entering a new critical phase, with a potential resolution this week. US President Donald Trump stated last weekend that he would make a "simple or difficult" decision on Iran, hinting that military action might resume after the midterm elections if a satisfactory agreement is not reached. Meanwhile, according to The Wall Street Journal, the US is deploying the USS Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group and the USS Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group to the Middle East. By late October, three carrier strike groups are expected to be deployed, a concentration of forces not seen since the initial phase of the 2003 Iraq War. Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi warned on October 4 that if the enemy resorts to military action again, Iran will respond with a "more devastating" counterattack than before, but also stated a willingness to seek a solution through diplomatic channels. Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, Iran's Parliament Speaker and chief negotiator, said that the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen unless the US met seven conditions, including lifting the naval blockade and sanctions. Brent crude oil prices currently remain around $103.
10:29
Emerging market assets rose as bets on Federal Reserve rate hikes cooled and oil prices fell.
Emerging market stocks and currencies rose after weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data and a further drop in oil prices eased concerns about aggressive interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve.
10:23
Korea's Hanmi Pharmaceutical to launch first homegrown GLP-1 drug Eppe by year-end, potentially undercutting Wegovy and Mounjaro with estimated ₩150,000 ($111) per four-week supply.
10:19
Firmus reportedly plans to allocate about half of its IPO shares to existing investors, with NVIDIA and Blackstone Group potentially increasing their stakes.
Firmus Grid Ltd. plans to allocate about half the shares in its initial public offering (IPO) to existing shareholders, a move that would give current investors such as Nvidia Corp and Blackstone Group an opportunity to boost their holdings, Bloomberg Markets reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
10:19
Thai Bourse Plans Dual-Class Share Structure to Boost Listings
Thailand's stock exchange plans to establish a dual-class share structure. This move aims to entice more companies to list on the local exchange by easing founders' concerns about diluting their control and ending a lean patch in new listings.
10:18
Woori Bank Korea completes its first corporate derivatives transaction through its London trading center.
Woori Bank announced on Monday that it has completed its first corporate derivatives transaction, arranging a £70 million (approximately $93 million) loan and corresponding interest rate swap for a London-based company through its London trading hub. The transaction, signed on September 29 in collaboration with Woori Bank's London branch, aims to reduce the borrower's uncertainty regarding borrowing costs by converting floating-rate payments to fixed-rate payments. Woori Bank has directly hedged the swap in the London market.
10:14
Analysis: Soaring US Treasury Yields Don't Signal "Fiscal Doom"
Despite the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield breaking above 5%, sparking concerns that rising borrowing costs could lead to a debt spiral, some bond market experts believe the U.S. is still far from a fiscal crisis, CNBC reported. Analysts at TD Securities and L&G Asset Management point to the long weighted-average maturity of U.S. debt, an average interest rate below nominal economic growth, and the "exorbitant privilege" of the U.S. dollar as buffering factors. They argue that the surge in yields is also linked to economic resilience and expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes, rather than solely fiscal concerns.
10:12
Illinois officials back six-month delay to state's crypto tax rule
Illinois officials have joined crypto industry groups in seeking a six-month delay to the state’s controversial digital-asset tax. An agreed motion, filed on October 1, asks a judge to postpone the levy’s January 1 start until July 1, 2027, while a constitutional challenge brought by The Digital Chamber and the Illinois Blockchain Association proceeds. The state's Revenue Director and Attorney General joined the request, even as the state continues to dispute the industry groups’ claims against the law. The court had not been confirmed to have entered the order as of October 4. The Digital Asset Tax, enacted in June, imposes a 0.2% levy on the value of digital assets involved in certain covered transactions, rather than on investors’ trading profits.
10:11
Japanese companies are retreating from China at a record pace, with the number of firms falling to a historic low of 10,118 as of June, down 22% from June 2024
Japanese companies are retreating from China at a record pace, with the number of firms falling to a historic low of 10,118 as of June, down 22% from June 2024. This marks the lowest level since Teikoku Databank began tracking the data in 2010, driven by a slowing Chinese economy and a diplomatic freeze between the two nations. In the past two years, 4,137 Japanese companies fully withdrew from China, while only 1,221 entered, the fewest on record outside the Covid-19 pandemic. Factors such as U.S. tariffs, growing labor costs, local competition, and concerns over personnel safety have also contributed to the exodus. Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng stated on Tuesday that China "always welcomes" Japanese enterprises.
10:01
Japan's Nikkei average regains 70,000 mark on AI optimism and eased Fed hike bets
Japanese stocks jumped on Monday morning, with the benchmark Nikkei Stock Average crossing the 70,000 threshold during intraday trading for the first time in three months. The rally was driven by a tech sector surge and investors paring back bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike this month, following a slower-than-expected September U.S. jobs report.
09:55
Taiwan's TAIEX rose 2.51% intraday, now at 49,693.80.
09:53
OKX files with SEC to launch tokenized US stock trading platform
OKX has filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to launch a tokenized-stock trading platform. This move positions OKX as one of the first major crypto exchanges to leverage new US rules that permit digital versions of public-company shares to trade on crypto venues.
09:52
India's Margin Trading Boom Drives Stock Brokers to Debt Market, Borrowing Billions to Finance Leveraged Equity Bets
09:46
Bolsonaro leads in Brazil's first round of elections, Brazilian assets poised for Monday rally.
Brazilian assets are poised to rise on Monday after Senator Flávio Bolsonaro outperformed investor expectations by leading President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the first round of elections.
09:46
OCBC: Weaker U.S. nonfarm payrolls may offer Asian currencies near-term relief
OCBC strategists note that the weaker-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls report has reduced the urgency for further Fed tightening, which could provide some near-term relief for Asian currencies. However, they caution against extrapolating this into a broad-based Asian FX rally, as long-dated U.S. Treasury yields and oil prices remain elevated, keeping oil-importing Asian currencies like the Indonesian rupiah, Philippine peso, and Thai baht relatively more exposed.
09:39
Lookonchain: Tron's TVL increased by $3.3B in Q3 2026, up 13.2%
09:19
Saudi Arabia Cuts November Crude Prices for Asia to Six-Year Low
09:15
Leaders of Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan issued a joint statement calling for a political resolution to regional conflicts.
Egyptian President Sisi, Eritrean President Afwerki, Somali President Mohamud, and Sudanese Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Burhan issued a joint statement on Sunday in Egypt's New Alamein City, calling for political and peaceful resolutions to regional conflicts, including the Sudanese civil war and the conflict in Ethiopia. The statement supported the Sudanese military-led government and called for a Sudanese-led political process involving all Sudanese parties. The statement also affirmed that control of the Red Sea should belong to riparian states and warned Ethiopia against taking "unilateral measures" that could harm downstream countries. Previously, the Ethiopian government accused Egypt, Eritrea, and Sudan of supporting its domestic armed alliances, an accusation denied by all three countries. On the same day, Ethiopian government forces and their allies recaptured Mekelle, the capital of the Tigray region.
09:11
Japan's century-old businesses filed for a record 112 bankruptcies in the first eight months of 2026.
According to Teikoku Databank, the number of bankruptcies among Japanese companies with a century of history is growing at a record pace, reaching 112 in the first eight months of 2026. These companies face multiple pressures, including rising costs, labor shortages, shrinking markets, and succession challenges.
09:11
NVIDIA-backed AI startup Reflection, with an $800 million investment, is set to release its first open-source model and has secured over $2.5 billion in hashrate.
AI startup Reflection, which received an $800 million investment from NVIDIA, is preparing to release its first open-weight model, Axios reported on October 4. To support model training and scaling, Reflection has signed an agreement with SpaceX to pay $150 million per month for access to NVIDIA GB300 chips starting in July 2026. It has also reached a computing capacity agreement worth over $1 billion with cloud computing company Nebius. Both contracts extend until 2029. Reflection's core vision is to build "AI factories" that allow enterprises to create customized AI systems by combining their own data, Reflection models, and proprietary computing power. It has already signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korea's Shinsegae Group to build an AI factory.
09:09
India's bond yield curve is expected to flatten as the Reserve Bank of India steps up liquidity absorption.
India's bond yield curve is expected to flatten as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intensifies liquidity withdrawal, prompting some investors to favor 10-year bonds over 5-year bonds.
09:09
Japan's Nippon Paint to Acquire Akzo Nobel's Southeast Asia Paints Business for $1.35 Billion
Japan's Nippon Paint Holdings Co. is set to acquire Akzo Nobel NV's decorative paints business in Southeast Asia for $1.35 billion. This acquisition represents a regional portion of a business that Nippon Paint had previously attempted to purchase in its entirety.
09:09
Gold Edges Higher After Biggest Weekly Drop Since June, as Markets Weigh US Jobs Data Slowdown and Higher Bond Yields Impact on Fed Path
08:55
China Fund Closures Head for Eight-Year High as Demand Fades
China’s mutual funds are closing at the fastest pace in eight years as weak returns and investor redemptions leave hundreds of products too small to survive. Approximately 256 publicly offered funds have been liquidated this year, with another 46 warning of potential closure, according to Bloomberg-compiled data.

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