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10/5
16:12
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have seen their third consecutive week of inflows. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs swung to outflows, shedding $138 million, and Zcash funds posted their first weekly outflow.
16:10
Malaysian palm oil stockpiles likely swelled to a record last month on output surge, buffering supplies of the world’s most-used vegetable oil as an intensifying El Niño threatens to disrupt production in the coming year.
16:03
Bloomberg's "Odd Lots" podcast invites University of Chicago Associate Professor Carolin Pflueger to discuss the recent surge in U.S. Treasury and global bond yields. The program will analyze whether the bond sell-off signals increased bond risk, how investors are coping with government debt that cannot hedge equities, and the role of the Federal Reserve's "reaction function" in this dynamic.
16:02
Hong Kong lawmakers have backed the government’s proposed tax incentives for large innovative companies, but many said on Monday that the planned five-year concession period is too short to attract major firms to establish headquarters or expand operations in the city. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu in his policy address last month said the government planned to submit a bill introducing preferential profits tax rates of either 5 per cent or 8.25 per cent, which was half of the city’s standard corporate tax rate of 16.5 per cent, for selected innovative enterprises for up to five years.
16:00
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (Foxconn) announced financial data on October 5, showing that its September revenue reached NT$1.16 trillion, a year-on-year increase of 38.4%, benefiting from strong demand for AI servers. Third-quarter revenue was approximately NT$3.027 trillion (about US$95.5 billion), a year-on-year increase of 47%, higher than analysts' average expectation of NT$2.83 trillion. Cumulative revenue for the first nine months of this year reached NT$7.67 trillion, with an annual increase of 39.5%. The company expects AI-related businesses to continue their growth momentum in the fourth quarter.
15:53
Negotiations for a trade deal between the United States and India have stalled, making an agreement difficult to reach, according to senior officials from both countries. Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman stated on Monday that the talks have "reached a plateau," making further compromise challenging. This follows comments from U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer last Friday, who said the trade deal was in its final stages but not "imminent."
15:40
Malaysian chip designer SkyeChip is targeting Japanese companies that are looking to produce custom AI processors, betting that Tokyo's efforts to build a stronger semiconductor industry will open up chances for smaller companies like its own.
15:23
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a snap general election for November 29, following parliament's rejection of his minority government's housing relief measures. This defeat on Friday led to mass protests, including over 70,000 participants in Madrid on Saturday, fueled by recent evictions like that of an 87-year-old woman after an international investment fund raised her rent.
15:19
Akira Sakakibara, Chief AI Officer at Japanese tech conglomerate Panasonic Holdings, stated in an interview with Nikkei that the company plans to develop humanoid robots, leveraging its battery business. Panasonic aims to begin producing these robots by 2029, primarily for use in factories and warehouses.
15:03
German robotics startup RobCo has reached a valuation of $1 billion, aiming to capitalize on the growing demand for autonomous industrial robots.
15:02
Bitcoin is on the verge of a major bullish configuration, as its 50-, 100-, and 200-day simple moving averages are close to aligning in an upward trend. This alignment, where the 50-day average is above the 100-day, and the 100-day is above the 200-day, would be the first since 2025. Currently, the 50-day average is at $79,495, the 100-day at $79,493, and the 200-day at $79,539. Such a setup indicates strong upward momentum across short, medium, and long-term trends, suggesting the cryptocurrency's recent recovery, which saw its price surge over 40% to $87,000 in Q3, is robust.
14:52
Senior commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Ali Fadavi, stated on Sunday evening that the current oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz is "insignificant." He added that there are no US warships present in the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf of Oman, or even the northern Indian Ocean, and that US warships are "100% vulnerable" to IRGC attacks. On the same day, Iran's chief negotiator and Speaker of Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, said that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the United States accepts Tehran's seven-day plan for reopening the waterway. Nevertheless, preliminary data from vessel tracking company Kpler shows that Middle Eastern oil exports exceeded pre-war levels on four of the seven days in the last week of September, reaching 19.5 million to 22.5 million barrels per day.
14:51
The amount of Ether (ETH) waiting to be staked on Ethereum has dropped to approximately 1.5 million, with an estimated queue time of about 25 days, down from 2 million ETH and 35 days in early September. However, the amount of ETH waiting to exit staking has increased more than fivefold in the past three days, reaching its highest level since 2026, primarily due to MetaMask beginning to withdraw validators after a security incident last week. As of Monday's early Asian trading, approximately 786,000 ETH are still waiting to exit, with an estimated wait time of nearly 14 days. MetaMask disclosed the security incident on September 30 and updated on October 1 that investigations found no impact on wallets or customer funds. Lido expects the affected ETH to gradually return to the staking queue, with the entire process potentially taking about 45 days.
14:50
Credit rating agency Moody's predicts that as Western populations age, shrinking workforces and rising costs will place immense pressure on public finances. The EU's population is expected to peak as early as 2029, after which it will begin a long-term, sustained decline. Moody's notes that the fiscal pressure from aging populations will materialize much earlier than the actual population decline. By 2050, the ratio of working-age people to those aged 65 and over in the G7 is projected to fall from the current 3:1 to 2:1, which will further drag down economic growth and public finances, including healthcare systems.
14:50
Nearly 200 people in Russia's Irkutsk region are under medical observation due to suspected exposure to the plague, local media reported. This follows the death of an employee at an anti-plague research institute in Irkutsk from an unknown form of the plague. Russia's public health watchdog, Rospotrebnadzor, stated that the employee was diagnosed with "pneumonia of unknown etiology" and described the region's sanitary and epidemiological situation as stable. According to Axios, the White House is monitoring the suspected cases and related quarantines in Russia, with a Donald Trump administration official stating that the administration is "aware, monitoring the outbreak, and evaluating response options."
14:49
Morgan Stanley analysts believe that while emerging market fixed income and foreign exchange assets are under pressure amid sharply rising US Treasury yields and a strengthening dollar, they are likely to see an orderly adjustment rather than a violent sell-off. The bank noted that the sensitivity of external shocks transmitted to emerging markets has significantly increased, with the divergence between local currency bond inflows and returns being the largest since 2013. Despite thinning spread buffers, Morgan Stanley maintains its bullish stance on carry trades in Egypt and Nigeria and advises investors to adopt defensive strategies to hedge against further dollar strength, particularly focusing on the South African Rand and Mexican Peso.
14:47
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Monday that she would respond "flexibly" to economic and market conditions to soothe financial market concerns about her government's fiscal policy. However, she gave little indication of changing her expansionary spending agenda.
14:47
Hong Kong-based real estate private equity firm Gaw Capital filed on Friday to list its Gaw Capital Real Estate Private Debt OFC, aiming to become the first property-focused private debt fund on the Hong Kong stock exchange's main board. The move comes as traditional banks scale back commercial real estate lending. The fund has identified a US$291 million (HK$2.29 billion) pipeline of deals across Hong Kong, Australia, South Korea, Thailand, and the Maldives.
14:46
Seven South Korean financial institutions have suffered cyberattacks, resulting in personal data breaches. Shinhan Bank and Yegaram Savings Bank were affected, impacting approximately 25,000 and 40,000 individuals, respectively. Regulators have initiated emergency security measures and launched an investigation, suspecting a coordinated attack by the same perpetrator utilizing artificial intelligence.
14:46
US chip giant Qualcomm has agreed to a multi-year, broad patent licence agreement with China's Huawei Technologies, covering 5G, computing, and artificial intelligence. Huawei stated on Monday that the deal involves cross-licensing between both firms' patent portfolios and includes Qualcomm's purchase of specific Huawei US patents across compute, AI, and networking technologies. The transaction does not involve any other business cooperation and remains subject to regulatory approvals; the value of the deal was not disclosed.

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