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10:06
Singapore Foreign Minister: Trump's assertion that a Strait of Hormuz disruption is an "Asian problem" is "not entirely wrong."
Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan stated that US President Donald Trump's assertion that a disruption of energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz is an Asian problem is "not entirely wrong." He pointed out that Asian economies are among the largest customers for energy transported through the Strait of Hormuz, and any prolonged disruption would have a significant impact on the region. Balakrishnan emphasized that the principle of freedom of navigation in international waterways is "non-negotiable" and warned that Iran's attempt to exert a "veto power" over the Strait of Hormuz could be more influential than nuclear weapons. He anticipates that tensions will persist in the coming months.
10:05
Bank of Japan's September transactions show ¥27.5528 trillion in JGB sales to the Government Debt Consolidation Fund under repurchase agreements, down ¥9.8211 trillion during the month.
The Bank of Japan reported that, at the end of September 2026, its outstanding sales of long-term Japanese government bonds to the Government Debt Consolidation Fund under repurchase agreements totaled ¥27.5528 trillion, a decrease of ¥9.8211 trillion during the month. Underwriting balances for financing bills and Treasury bills were both zero.
09:54
Bitcoin.de Trading Remains Halted After German Regulator Rejects MiCA Application
German regulators rejected Bitcoin.de's MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) application, leading to the suspension of most trading on the platform since June. The company is now seeking to collaborate with regulated partners to resume services.
09:52
LS Electric has established a joint venture with Formosa Plastics Group's Nanya Plastics and KHI, holding a 50% stake to build power infrastructure in Taiwan.
09:47
Oracle's 1.3GW data center project in Wisconsin is in jeopardy due to a transmission approval restart, potentially delaying delivery until 2028-2029 and increasing costs by 75%.
According to a new report from data center research firm Aterio, Oracle's 1.3GW hyperscale data center "Project Lighthouse" in Wisconsin has been sent back to square one by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) due to issues with its transmission approval process, resetting the statutory review clock. This could lead to Oracle missing its original commitment to deliver to customers in the second half of 2027, with full power supply now expected to be delayed until October 2028, or even spring 2029 under a pessimistic scenario. Concurrently, the project's cost estimate has surged by approximately 75%, from the original $1.3-$1.7 billion to $2.48-$2.72 billion. Following this news, Oracle's stock price fell by 1.8% on the day. This project is part of OpenAI's Stargate construction plan and is the second of Oracle's five core data center campuses to be explicitly flagged with delay risks, raising market concerns about the challenges in AI infrastructure construction.
09:47
SK On's Hungary plant receives Ford's top Q1 quality certification
09:43
QatarEnergy Secures $3 Billion Loan from Four Chinese Banks
QatarEnergy, Qatar's state-owned energy company, has secured a $3 billion loan from four Chinese banks, according to sources familiar with the matter. This indicates that financial institutions are willing to lend to certain Gulf borrowers despite the prolonged conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
09:38
Lookonchain Monitoring: Tom Lee's Bitmine purchased another 12,500 ETH, worth $33.65 million, via BitGo.
09:32
France proposed several deficit reduction plans, and the 10-year government bond yield fell by 12 basis points on Tuesday.
The French government has recently proposed a series of deficit reduction plans in an attempt to reverse its deteriorating fiscal situation. French Finance Minister Lescure stated that the government plans to control next year's deficit-to-GDP ratio to below 5% through measures such as cutting spending and controlling pension expenditures. It is also prepared to invoke Article 49.3 of the Constitution if necessary to bypass parliament and push through approximately €43 billion (about $48 billion) in spending cuts. Le Pen's National Rally, on the other hand, proposed a more radical "shadow budget," planning to cut over €140 billion in spending and reduce next year's deficit ratio to 3.7%. Affected by this, pressure on the French bond market temporarily eased, with the 10-year government bond yield falling by about 12 basis points to around 4.75% on Tuesday. However, the implementation of these plans still faces parliamentary resistance and street protests. Meanwhile, the euro continues to weaken against the dollar, reflecting the market's demand for a higher risk premium due to France's fiscal difficulties.
09:31
Donald Trump's suggestion that Los Angeles and San Diego could be sacrificed for victory in a war with Iran has drawn criticism from politicians across both parties.
According to Al Jazeera, former US President Donald Trump stated at a midterm election rally in Nebraska that Americans should be willing to make sacrifices to win the US-Israel war against Iran, implying that this could include the destruction of cities such as Los Angeles and San Diego, calling it a "small price to pay." These remarks drew strong condemnation from both Democratic and Republican politicians, with California Governor Gavin Newsom calling them "insane and dangerous." The White House dismissed the criticism as "media hysteria," stating that Trump was emphasizing the threat US cities would face if a nuclear-armed Iran was not stopped.
09:24
Samsung Electro-Mechanics to invest nearly $5 billion by 2028 in semiconductor substrates in South Korea and Vietnam
Samsung Electro-Mechanics plans to invest nearly $5 billion by 2028 in semiconductor substrates in South Korea and Vietnam. This investment aims to deepen Vietnam's role in producing key components for artificial intelligence servers and high-performance computing.
09:24
Nick Timiraos reposted a tweet from Wall Street Journal reporter Schwartz: Treasury Secretary Bessent's tough management style led to staff departures.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently stated in an interview that he believes in a "fired if fired upon" philosophy. According to Treasury insiders, his management style, characterized by harsh criticism of subordinates and disputes with officials, has led to the departure of several employees. Supporters, including former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, acknowledge Bessent's fiery temper, intense actions, passion, and demanding nature, but insist it is to align Treasury staff with the President's agenda. One supporter commented that he "brings a Wall Street mindset to Washington."
09:05
Yemeni government forces launched an offensive against Houthi-controlled al-Waziiya district in Taiz province. Pakistan and Turkey will deploy troops to support Saudi Arabia.
Forces of Yemen's internationally recognized government have launched an offensive against Houthi-controlled al-Waziiya district in Taiz province, aiming to retake the Red Sea coast and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. This follows the Houthi capture of the Red Sea port of Mocha last month. The Saudi-led coalition confirmed its participation in the offensive, providing air support. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia intercepted a ballistic missile fired by the Houthis, who also claimed attacks on airports and military sites in southern Saudi Arabia, injuring three people at Jizan and Najran airports. Pakistan and Turkey have agreed to swiftly deploy troops to Saudi Arabia under a mutual defense agreement to counter Houthi attacks.
09:04
Hong Kong's MPF gained HK$96.9 billion (6.2% average return) in first nine months of 2026 despite 1.47% September loss, report finds
08:58
Arthur Hayes: Trillions 'wasted' on AI boom, predicts crash and crypto surge
Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes believes the AI infrastructure boom is being overbuilt, leading to a multi-trillion dollar waste. He predicts an eventual crash and bailout, likely in late 2027 or 2028, which will send crypto prices higher as excess liquidity seeks an outlet. Hayes, also co-founder of Maelstrom, bases his view on historical patterns of technological rollouts, which consistently involve overbuilding, crashes, and subsequent bailouts. He is also launching a new crypto venture, Flop, in Q1 2027, an AI-agent payments project aimed at creating a spot market for computing power.
08:56
Lookonchain monitoring: Pump.fun resold 102,495 SOL, worth $12.41 million; a total of over 5.34 million SOL has been sold, valued at $861 million.
08:53
Open USD supply reaches $666M, 74% concentrated in 10 wallets
According to Crystal Intelligence's study, Open USD (OUSD) had $666.3 million outstanding as of October 5, with 74% of the supply held in just 10 wallets. The study found $396 million unmoved in eight Tempo wallets and $200 million remaining in Coinbase custody accounts, indicating limited wider circulation since its September 30 launch.
08:50
U.S. government transferred 834 BTC ($71.56M) and 40,285 BNB ($31.63M), with BTC deposited into Coinbase Prime
08:43
South Korean stocks opened down 1.11% on Wednesday, despite overnight gains in US equities and a drop in oil prices and bond yields.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) opened down 1.11% on Wednesday, narrowing its losses to 0.27% to 6,922.59 points as of 9:15 AM. This trend bucked the overnight gains in US stocks and easing concerns over falling oil prices and bond yields. Overnight, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.49%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index gained 0.45%.
08:33
Yemen's Houthi rebels claim to have seized strategic mountain peaks in Taiz province.
Al Jazeera reported that Yemen's Houthi group claimed to have strengthened its control over the highest peak in the Jabal Habashi district of Taiz province.
08:26
UK universities review China ties after MI5 espionage alert
British universities are instructing academics to disclose their links to a Chinese research institute, following an espionage alert issued by the U.K.'s domestic intelligence agency MI5. Experts are calling for more government action to protect institutions, while the Chinese Embassy has rejected claims that collaborations are used to fund spycraft, Nikkei Asia reported.
08:24
Nikkei closes flat as gains in electronics and machinery stocks offset declines in financials.
08:18
Taiwan Dethrones Korea Atop Global Markets as AI Trade Widens
As equity investors enter the final stretch of a pivotal year that’s propelled South Korea and Taiwan to the forefront of the global AI trade, the latter is emerging as the stronger bet.
08:15
BHP to sell Australian nickel operations to Gold Fields
Australian mining giant BHP Group will sell its Kambalda nickel concentrator and associated land in Western Australia to South African Gold Fields Ltd. for an undisclosed sum.
08:08
Asset Management One, a Japanese asset management firm, plans to increase its talent spending by 30% over the next three years.
Japanese asset manager Asset Management One plans to increase its talent spending by 30% over the next three years. This move comes as rising interest rates in Japan broaden investment options and prompt pension funds, university endowments, and individuals to reconsider their asset allocation strategies.
08:05
Gold holds gains as rising oil supply, falling yields ease Fed hike pressure
Gold held gains, trading around $4,165 an ounce after rising 0.6% the day before. This comes as increasing oil supplies from the Middle East and a decline in bond yields eased pressure on the US Federal Reserve to hike interest rates this month. Shell Plc CEO Wael Sawan stated on Tuesday that oil flows from the region are at approximately 80% of pre-conflict volumes.
08:02
Saylor: AI Has Crossed a Major Inflection Point, Outperforming My Entire Team's Monthly Output
Michael Saylor, founder of Strategy, stated in an interview with the Bitcoin Policy Institute on October 2 that artificial intelligence crossed a significant inflection point earlier this year. He believes that even if he locked lawyers, financiers, marketing experts, executives, and himself in a room to work for a month, they would not be able to produce results as good as the most advanced AI models. Saylor is confident that AI agents are increasingly taking over tasks previously performed by humans, and eventually billions of AI agents will be operating around the clock.
07:47
Bloomberg: Samsung Electronics Investors Seek Evidence of Sustained Record Profits
Samsung Electronics' earnings performance will test its ability to convince investors of its long-term prospects, a task that is increasingly critical as record profits have failed to revive its stock price, Bloomberg reported.
07:31
Ken Leech, former co-CIO of Western Asset, has agreed to pay $3 million to settle with the SEC.
Ken Leech, former co-chief investment officer at Western Asset Management Co., has agreed to pay $3 million to settle U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges of "cherry picking" trades. The SEC had accused him of obtaining improper gains through selective trading.
07:15
Asia Pacific dollar bond issuance slows, Q3 sales drop 10% to $88 billion
Bloomberg Markets reported that borrowers in the Asia-Pacific region are slowing down their activity in the dollar bond market as yields reach their highest level in over two years. So far this month, the region has not issued any dollar bonds in the syndicated market, and third-quarter bond sales have fallen by 10% to approximately $88 billion. The recent global government bond sell-off has made it more difficult for companies across the region to proceed with transactions.

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