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10/6
13:25
Samsung Biologics' union stated on Tuesday that it has sent a negotiation request to its second-largest shareholder, Samsung Electronics, demanding direct intervention in the ongoing wage dispute. The union believes that Samsung Electronics, which it considers to have de facto control over Samsung Biologics' personnel and compensation policies, should be recognized as the employer and participate in negotiations.
13:17
Some governments in need of money have been turning to the obscure financial product, typically used by hedge funds, exposing bond investors to new risks, according to Bloomberg Markets.
13:03
Doosan Robotics announced on Tuesday that it has secured two major South Korean government R&D agreements aimed at building the nation's first physical AI manufacturing platform by embedding domestic semiconductors into collaborative robots. These government-backed projects will receive 68.1 billion won (approximately $50.7 million) in subsidies from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Korea Institute for Advancement of Technology, with Doosan Robotics providing an additional 30.8 billion won.
12:53
Ethereum developers released a software update for its main validator client Prysm, hours before the Glamsterdam test on the Sepolia test network. The fix addresses a setting that could have caused some validators to produce blocks smaller than the intended 200 million gas limit, ensuring the test accurately reflects the network's capacity increase.
12:44
Bitcoin's aggregate futures exposure fell from $38 billion to $36.6 billion, according to Glassnode's Oct. 5 Market Pulse report. However, spot buying is providing a counterweight, with the spot cumulative volume delta shifting from negative $102.8 million to positive $33.2 million. The report also noted an increase in Hot Capital Share from 18.9% to 19.5% and a rise in the short-term-to-long-term holder supply ratio from 13.7% to 14.2%.
12:43
Bitcoin was rejected for the third time by sellers at the $87,000 mark on Monday, falling 1.2% to approximately $85,600 by early Tuesday in Asia. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq 100 index closed at a new all-time high, and the S&P 500 index also approached its historical peak. U.S. Treasury yields continued to climb, with the 10-year Treasury yield rising 1 basis point to 5.32%, a new high since 2002; the 2-year Treasury yield increased 2 basis points to 4.83%.
12:19
Polymarket Head of Protocol Rajath Alex announced Protocol V2, which replaces its legacy 2019 Gnosis CTF foundation. V2 unifies the system around a single ERC-1155 position contract, pUSD collateral, and a consolidated exchange and router, supporting binary, neg-risk, and combinatorial markets. It integrates a multi-oracle aggregator (supporting UMA and Chainlink) and embeds cross-chain bridging. Canary markets will be tested from October 5 to 30 before the planned November 2 rollout.
12:16
A sharp sell-off in the US Treasury market is beginning to feed through to junk-rated companies, leading to a surge in their borrowing costs.
12:13
Bloomberg reports that the UK economy has outpaced its major European counterparts during the two years of Labour government. However, this growth has not benefited the 1.8 million Britons currently seeking employment.
12:12
The World Bank has raised its growth forecast for the East Asia and Pacific region to 4.5% this year, up 0.3 percentage point from its April projection, citing strong artificial intelligence-related exports. However, the bank warned that the region's heavy reliance on the AI boom leaves it vulnerable to a potential global tech spending reversal, with trade growth outside AI-related goods being "weak or negative." The report, released Tuesday, highlighted that AI-related capital expenditure has reached about 6% of U.S. GDP, similar to the 2000 peak in IT investment, and noted risks in less transparent private credit financing for AI.
11:46
Japan’s 10-year government bond auction Tuesday saw stronger demand than the 12-month average as elevated yields underpinned buying.
11:40
Suzuki Motor Corporation launched its new electric mini-vehicle, the e-Sky, in Japan on October 6, priced at 2.12 million yen (approximately $13,400), making it cheaper than the BYD Racco and the most affordable model in its class. However, Nikkei Asia pointed out that Suzuki's move also exposed a common vulnerability among Japanese automakers: their reliance on Chinese batteries.
11:35
Donald Trump stated that U.S. medical device manufacturer Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) has agreed to invest $3 billion to localize the production of essential medical products such as syringes, needles, and laboratory kits in the United States. Of this, over $1 billion will be allocated to expansion in Nebraska to increase the output of various products, including needles made from U.S. steel. Trump attributed this to his tough medical device tariff policy, which is set to take effect before the end of this year.
11:35
Trump thanked his Advisor on Aging Healthcare, Howard Kessler, for his work with the administration to drive healthcare innovation, lower costs, harness new technologies, and ensure seniors receive better care.
11:35
Former President Donald Trump has endorsed State Representative Johnny Garrett, who is running to represent Tennessee’s 6th Congressional District. Trump praised Garrett as a “Proven Conservative Leader” who has served as a State Representative since 2019, championing “AMERICA FIRST Policies.” Trump stated that Garrett will fight to grow the economy, promote farmers and ranchers, cut taxes and regulations, unleash American energy dominance, champion Made in the U.S.A., secure the border, stop migrant crime, strengthen the military/veterans, and defend the Second Amendment.
11:27
Chief Executive John Lee announced on Tuesday that the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Finance Ministers' Meeting will take place in Hong Kong from October 20 to 21. The meeting, co-organised by the SAR government and Beijing's Ministry of Finance, will cover global and regional macroeconomic conditions, fiscal policies for livelihoods, and digital infrastructure financing.
11:22
Wall Street News reported that the Asian GPU financing sector, previously dominated by private credit funds, is now seeing active participation from major international banks, significantly expanding the funding pool for the next phase of the AI race. In recent months, international banks such as Citi and JPMorgan Chase have played key roles in approximately $3.8 billion in GPU loans to three AI infrastructure providers: GMI Cloud, Zankore, and PaleBlueDot AI. According to sources, Citi, JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Santander, and Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation are currently evaluating GPU-backed loans. PwC estimates that data center spending in Asia could reach $8.2 trillion by 2050, with the vast majority allocated to hardware such as GPUs and servers.
11:17
Isabel Blaze, an analyst with Goldman Sachs' FICC and Commodities team, noted in her latest report that the correlation between WTI crude oil and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields has risen to its highest level in 35 years, while the correlation between equities and yields has fallen to its most negative level since 1960. The report suggests that the pricing logic in the crude oil options market is no longer centered on supply shocks but on interest rate fluctuations in the bond market, leading to a significant increase in put option skew and a drop in call option skew below pre-war levels. With the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield currently at a high of 5.32%, upward risks for crude oil are largely unhedged, and macro portfolios' exposure to interest rate volatility is implicitly transmitted through crude oil positions. Goldman Sachs points out that if geopolitical tensions escalate again, oil prices and the bond market will face a dual shock.
11:05
Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index climbed 239 points, or 1%, to open at 24,279 on Tuesday, driven by tech optimism and a retreat in oil prices. The Hang Seng Tech Index rose 1.02% to 4,226. This came as the Nasdaq Composite notched a record close overnight, buoyed by softer-than-expected jobs data that dampened expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month. AI heavyweight Nvidia climbed 2.1%, reaching a record-high close and boosting its market value to US$5.76 trillion. Brent crude was little changed at US$100 a barrel after losing 1.9% overnight, as Middle East exports increased and G7 nations pledged to boost supplies. Meanwhile, US 10- and 30-year Treasury yields hovered near multi-decade highs, with the 10-year yield at 5.3089% and 30-year at 5.6622% in Asia.
11:05
The whale, dormant for over a year, made this transaction 12 hours ago and still holds 119.82M $ENA ($29.6M).
10:58
Bybit announced it will support the Terra (LUNA) v2.22.0 network upgrade, which is expected to take place on Oct 06, 2026, at approximately 03:00 PM UTC. Deposits and withdrawals via Terra (LUNA) will be temporarily suspended starting from Oct 06, 2026, 02:00 PM UTC. Other activities such as trading will not be affected.

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