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10/8
15:08
Bloomberg Markets reports that Indian refiners have reduced their purchases of Russian crude for November delivery, as competition from China has driven up prices for Russian oil, while buyers can source alternative shipments from the Middle East.
14:50
Coinbase Global Inc. is seeking to benefit from growing institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies by broadening its services for traditional financial firms.
14:43
Al Jazeera's analysis indicates that the past three years, following the October 7 attacks, have seen the Middle East's power balance significantly altered. The US influence has weakened, and Iran's network of alliances has been severely hit, with Yemen's Houthi rebels remaining a notable exception. Meanwhile, Israel has made gains, including the assassination of Iran's Supreme Leader in February and the occupation of most of Gaza. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has trimmed its 2026 global growth forecast slightly to 3.1% from 3.3%, and significantly cut forecasts for Gulf exporters like Saudi Arabia (from 4.5% to 3.1%) and Qatar (from 6.1% growth to 8.6% contraction).
14:39
Avaada Electro Ltd., the solar manufacturing arm of Avaada Group, is planning to launch an initial public offering as early as next month, according to people familiar with the matter.
14:38
SpaceX's plan to raise $40 billion to purchase NVIDIA chips has sparked market concerns, with its five-year credit default swap (CDS) spread rising to a record high of 194 basis points on Wednesday. The yield spread on its bonds due 2056 over U.S. Treasuries also widened to 2.36 percentage points.

The financing plan consists of $10 billion in bank loans and $30 billion in investment-grade bonds. Private equity firm Apollo is expected to lead the participation, with bond giant Pimco also in discussions. Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas noted that some investors are skeptical about SpaceX's ability to become a significant provider of cutting-edge AI models.

Bloomberg columnist Shuli Ren analyzed that despite rising borrowing costs and investor caution, AI companies are aggressively pursuing financing, suggesting that the AI credit boom cycle has not yet peaked.
14:26
The head of market strategy at a London investment bank has issued a stark warning, stating that the artificial-intelligence trade may soon be over, potentially triggering the most severe market crash since the global financial crisis.
14:20
Samsung Electronics anticipates a record-breaking operating profit of 107.4 trillion Korean won (approximately $80 billion) for the third quarter, but the boom in its memory chip business is squeezing profits from its Galaxy phones. Although Samsung Electronics co-CEO Roh Tae-moon stated in July that not all cost increases would be passed on to consumers, by October, Samsung had raised the price of its Galaxy S26 phone, released seven months prior, by nearly 150,000 Korean won ($112) in South Korea and by $100 to $200 in the United States.
14:16
Deutsche Bank macro strategist Henry Allen noted in his latest report that bond markets have begun pricing in rising inflation pressures, expanding fiscal risks, and more aggressive monetary policy, with global yields climbing to multi-year highs. However, global equities remain near historical highs, with the S&P 500 less than 1% from its all-time peak, the Euro Stoxx 600 less than 4% from its high, and the VIX volatility index staying low. Deutsche Bank warned that this structural misalignment between bond and equity markets is unlikely to persist long-term, and unless recent financial market pressures quickly dissipate, risk assets will face increasing selling pressure. The report also mentioned that the spread between French and German 10-year government bond yields widened by 32 basis points last week, the largest weekly increase since German reunification in 1990, yet European equities reacted with unusual calm.
14:14
China's largest sportswear maker, Anta Sports, completed the acquisition of a 29.06% stake in international brand Puma from Artemis, the investment vehicle of France’s Pinault family. The all-cash deal was valued at €1.51 billion (US$1.7 billion) and closed on Wednesday with the transfer of over 43 million shares. Anta expects the stake to boost Puma’s performance in China.
14:08
Piero Cipollone, a member of the European Central Bank's (ECB) Executive Board, stated in an interview with Corriere della Sera that the digital euro is expected to launch in 2029, aiming to complement rather than replace cash. Initial tests will commence next year, with the first payments anticipated within the next 12 months. Cipollone emphasized that the digital euro will offer the same high level of security as cash and will be free for individuals. He noted that it will provide merchants with a public payment alternative, potentially halving digital payment costs, and can be integrated into European private payment solutions. Geopolitical factors, such as the crisis in Ukraine, have accelerated the development of the digital euro to enhance Europe's strategic autonomy in digital payments. The relevant legislative texts are expected to be ready by the end of this year.
14:02
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13:59
According to Bloomberg, Galaxy Digital founder Mike Novogratz stated at the Greenwich Economic Forum that AI is in "the biggest bubble of our lifetime," but advised investors to enter immediately, believing the bubble has not yet fully inflated. Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio, speaking in Singapore, warned that AI is a "classic bubble" and is close to bursting, driven by rising interest rates and the demand to convert paper wealth into cash. Nassim Taleb, author of *The Black Swan*, believes the real risk lies in the bond market, not AI stocks themselves. Goldman Sachs data shows that the market capitalization of AI-related stocks now accounts for 42% of the S&P 500's total market cap, surpassing the 41% peak during the dot-com bubble in 1999. Goldman Sachs strategist Bobby Molavi's historical analysis found that bubble collapses typically begin with a shift in central bank policy, rather than a "spectacular" end.
13:54
FTSE 100 futures were flat this morning, showing little sign of recovery after yesterday's losses. Gilt futures also edged lower.
13:52
Cointelegraph publicly denied CoinDesk's report that it was seeking a buyer, stating, "We are not for sale," and accused CoinDesk of publishing false information and multiple factual errors aimed at creating controversy to attract traffic.
13:48
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported record revenue of NT$511.86 billion ($16.03 billion) for September, marking a 54.6% increase year-over-year. This growth extends the company's streak of monthly revenue records, primarily fueled by strong demand for advanced AI chips from customers like Nvidia and Apple. The September figure was slightly down by 0.6% compared to August. TSMC has also committed to using ASML's High NA extreme ultraviolet lithography machines, a key technology for advanced chip production.
13:45
Protesters criticize Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella's decision to open a new embassy in Jerusalem and recognize Israel's sovereignty over Syria's Golan Heights. This follows former President Gustavo Petro's move to sever diplomatic ties with Israel and halt weapons imports.
13:44
Israel's foreign minister previously ordered the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem, setting a 30-day deadline. That deadline expired on Thursday, and a Reuters reporter witnessed staff removing the consulate's plaque and signs. This move was in response to British sanctions against illegal Israeli settlements, further damaging relations between the two countries. The consulate was primarily responsible for Britain's relations with Palestinians in East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip, and provided consular services.
13:44
Bitcoin-backed loans are increasingly becoming a mainstream source of credit, allowing borrowers to access liquidity for practical needs such as tuition payments and working capital without selling their Bitcoin, according to two long-term lenders. This indicates a profound shift in how digital assets are used, with Bitcoin no longer viewed solely as a speculative tool but as collateral for credit. Ledn, for example, has issued over $11 billion in loans to date and expects this to grow to $1 trillion in the coming years. Coinbase also added fixed-rate Bitcoin-backed loans to its retail application on September 22 via Morpho's Midnight protocol.
13:34
Kyrgyzstan has decided to terminate its $50 million state-backed gold stablecoin project, USDKG, and has ordered the liquidation of its issuer, EVA, and the country's first state-owned cryptocurrency exchange, Coin Nomad Exchange. Launched in November 2025, USDKG was pegged 1:1 to the US dollar and backed by physical gold, primarily used for cross-border payments. The UK had imposed sanctions on the stablecoin's issuer in May 2026 for allegedly supporting Russia.
13:34
The U.K. is facing a difficult choice on whether to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) to align with the EU, with Business Minister Jonathan Reynolds reportedly considering matching the bloc's levies. This comes as Chinese EVs currently face only a 10% import duty in Britain, significantly lower than the U.S.'s 100% and the EU's up to 35.3%.

An EU official previously stated that the U.K. would need to raise tariffs to avoid "Made in Europe" barriers, which could harm domestic companies selling into the EU. The Chinese Embassy in London has expressed "serious concern" over potential tariffs, warning of retaliatory measures.

Chinese car brands have rapidly gained market share in the U.K., reaching 28.1% by the end of August, up from 12.9% in the same period last year. Analysis suggests that tariffs solely targeting battery EVs may not address the growth of hybrid vehicles or underlying cost advantages.
13:26
Manus's parent company, Butterfly Effect, has completed a new funding round exceeding $500 million, raising its valuation to approximately $4 billion. This marks the highest single-round financing for a domestic Agent-native startup. This round was led by Boyu Capital and IDG Capital, with existing shareholders Tencent, Sequoia China, and ZhenFund continuing to participate. The funds will support the company's expansion of its general Agent products and its re-entry into the domestic market. On the same day the funding was announced, the company publicly advertised 17 job openings for both domestic and international candidates, all based in Beijing.
13:10
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang thanked Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in a tweet, reflecting on the two companies' four-year collaboration across Windows, DirectX, CUDA, Azure GPU supercomputing, and OpenAI GPT training. Huang stated that this partnership involved thousands of engineering years and inspired NVIDIA to reimagine Windows for the "era of personal AI agents."

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