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10/8
17:14
Saudi Arabia is negotiating with customers to offer oil loadings next year outside the Strait of Hormuz under long-term contracts. The discussions, which aim to formalize a system the kingdom has used during the Iran war to push for greater market share, must conclude by year-end. If approved, this would significantly change how Saudi Arabia delivers crude, as long-term contracts account for the bulk of its supply.
17:12
China Literature announced on September 24 that Hong Kong Pinzhong Interactive Network Marketing Technology Co., Ltd. has applied to the Beijing Arbitration Commission for arbitration, demanding China Literature and related entities pay approximately US$12.4426 million and RMB 159,100 for advertising promotion services for its overseas short-drama platform, FlareFlow. The arbitration has been accepted, and approximately RMB 2.91 million in bank deposits belonging to China Literature and its subsidiaries have been frozen.
17:12
China Literature announced on October 8 that, after comprehensive consideration of market conditions and its own development plans, it decided to terminate its H-share offering and listing. Previously, on September 30, the company disclosed its plan to raise no more than 2.833 billion yuan for AIGC expansion and other initiatives. However, on October 2, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange immediately issued an inquiry letter, requesting the company to explain the rationality of the financing scale and investment projects, and to clarify why it was simultaneously pursuing an A-share private placement and a Hong Kong IPO. The company's board of directors decided to terminate the H-share listing on October 7.
17:01
Hyperliquid Labs co-founder Jeff Yan stated at DAS Asia 2026 on October 7 that he now believes options traders will not eventually all prefer perpetuals. He noted that while perpetuals satisfy many users, some traders find them insufficient to express all their market views.
16:55
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stated on Thursday that the Federal Reserve still needs to raise interest rates further to bring inflation back down to the 2% target, but these hikes do not need to occur at consecutive policy meetings. Officials can be flexible with the pace of tightening based on economic data. He anticipates that the 2027 dot plot might reflect rate hikes at the beginning of the year, followed by cuts. Waller believes that current inflation remains too high, and the expansion of AI infrastructure investment, along with ongoing energy shocks, could make inflationary pressures more persistent. Meanwhile, there is evidence that the U.S. economy is strengthening in the second half of 2026, with the labor market generally "robust and stable," providing room for continued tightening.
16:54
The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) today hosted a meeting of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) Committee on Issuer Accounting, Audit and Disclosure.
16:54
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin warned that advances in artificial intelligence in mathematics could undermine existing cryptographic signatures and some post-quantum defenses. On October 7, he advised cryptocurrency holders to reduce their risk exposure where feasible, such as by using addresses whose public keys have never been exposed, but also cautioned against rushing to transfer funds to new wallets, as the risks from migration errors could be more immediate than proven cryptographic breaches. Buterin noted that recent advances, such as OpenAI's machine learning-generated mathematical proofs, could erode the security of post-quantum defenses like lattice-based cryptography within the next two years and prompt Ethereum to shift towards hash-based security designs. He emphasized that if AI could bring 50 years of mathematical progress in two years, it could significantly improve attack methods against elliptic curves or lattice problems.
16:49
Al Jazeera analysis indicates that while Israel's traditional allies distanced themselves from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the Gaza war, India, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accelerated its embrace of Israel. This included Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's visit to India in September 2025 to sign a trade deal, even as Europe planned sanctions against him. Modi also visited Israel in February this year, with both leaders emphasizing their close ties. Historically a supporter of Palestine, India's stance has shifted since Modi came to power in 2014, becoming Israel's largest weapons buyer and exporting arms to Israel during the ongoing conflict.
16:49
Lookonchain monitoring shows that AguilaTrades, a trader who was previously liquidated 33 times with total losses of $37.64 million, has resumed activity after more than 6 months of dormancy. He has deposited 499,000 USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a long position of 200 Bitcoin (worth $16.58 million) with 40x leverage, with a liquidation price of $81,466.75.
16:48
U.S. Treasury and eurozone government bond yields rose on Thursday, with U.S. borrowing costs hovering just shy of the multi-decade highs reached during Wednesday’s session.
16:44
The AI infrastructure arms race is pushing global credit markets into an unprecedented stress test. According to Bloomberg, Broadcom has completed raising $60 billion in debt financing for Anthropic and is in preliminary discussions to assist OpenAI with a $30 billion to $50 billion financing plan for custom AI chips. Meanwhile, SpaceX is seeking $40 billion in loans from banks and investors to purchase NVIDIA chips, expected to be completed as early as 2027. Credit markets are already sounding alarms, with Paramount's CDS spread surging to its highest level since the 2008 financial crisis, SpaceX bonds falling to historic lows, Oracle's credit curve collapsing, and Meta's data center project bonds also hitting record lows. Additionally, the U.S. 10-year government bond yield briefly touched 5.36%, its highest level since 2002, and is currently hovering in the 5.27% to 5.30% range.
16:44
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu announced on Wednesday that France will release 10 million barrels from its strategic diesel reserves at cost price. This move aims to ease cost of living pressures and quell public unrest amid large-scale student protests over underfunding in education. The release is expected to reduce pump prices by 12 to 18 euro cents per litre of diesel. The decision comes as France faces significant bond market pressure, with its benchmark borrowing cost climbing to its highest level since 2002, and the government seeking to cut 43 billion euros in public spending.
16:43
Starting late October, eligible Samsung Galaxy users in the US will be able to send USDC to other crypto wallets or local-currency payouts to bank accounts in over 60 countries. This feature will be available on 82 million Galaxy devices, with Solana and Sui providing underlying blockchain network support, Coinbase Prime Vault for stablecoin custody, and Bastion for regulated stablecoin infrastructure. Samsung will not charge fees for USDC transfers to compatible external wallets.
16:42
Two risk transfer deals from Bank of Ireland Group Plc have been written down by investors due to deteriorating underlying loans, highlighting potential risks in these increasingly popular transactions.
16:42
European Commission's top trade envoy, Maroš Šefčovič, is in China for a two-day meeting with Commerce Minister Wang Wentao. The talks come as the EU seeks to narrow its 360-billion-euro trade deficit with China, with an October deadline set earlier this year for meaningful results. On the eve of the talks, the European Parliament voted 454-86 on a resolution calling for economic reciprocity and a proportionate EU response if China does not open its markets. Separately, France and Germany have called for a rethink of the EU's China policy, proposing easier use of the bloc's "trade bazooka" (anti-coercion instrument) to block trade and investment from countries exerting undue pressure. China's Commerce Ministry expressed hope this week that France and Germany would uphold open cooperation and free trade, warning against protectionist measures and decoupling.
16:34
Global equities broadly declined, influenced by rising oil prices and a pullback in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. U.S. stock index futures fell, while Treasury yields rose, collectively dampening market sentiment.
16:33
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday raised its repo rate from 5.25% to 5.5%, the first hike in nearly four years, and shifted its policy stance to "calibrated tightening." However, the move failed to prevent the Indian Rupee from approaching its historical low of 96.96 against the US Dollar, while benchmark bond yields rose to a nearly three-year high. Market performance suggests that this rate hike was insufficient to offset the continuous outflow of foreign capital, which has reached $30 billion this year, and imported inflationary pressures. Governor Sanjay Malhotra indicated the possibility of further rate hikes, but the market remains divided on the future path of tightening.
16:27
Brent crude prices topped $104 a barrel in Thursday trading, according to The Wall Street Journal. Meanwhile, global bond markets experienced another downturn.
16:23
According to Al Jazeera's analysis, Israel has developed and exported the foul-smelling 'skunk water' weapon, initially used for crowd control against Palestinian protesters since 2008. The weapon, developed in 2004 by Israeli company Odortec, has been supplied to countries including South Africa, India, and the US, leveraging Israel's reputation in counterinsurgency and policing technologies.
16:22
India's Ministry of Communications stated on Thursday that its satellite internet approval process is fair and non-discriminatory, refuting Elon Musk's claim that "certain oligarchs" are blocking Starlink's launch to maintain a "monopolistic chokehold on the Indian people." The ministry added that three different entities are at broadly the same regulatory stage and undergoing security assessments. Musk had alleged in an X post on Wednesday that Starlink was being blocked, calling it a "crime against the people of India."
16:13
According to sources, cornerstone investors in the Hong Kong IPO market are re-evaluating whether to subscribe to upcoming deals, as over 60% of new listings in the third quarter saw their share prices fall below their offering prices. This has led some companies originally scheduled to list this month to postpone their offerings, and at least one IPO initially planned for October has been pushed back to next month.
16:13
Russian internet giant Yandex suspended operations at one of its key data centers in Sasovo, Ryazan, western Russia, on Thursday after a drone strike. The attack caused a fire and affected part of its infrastructure, leading to a complete halt in operations and potential unavailability of some Yandex services. No casualties were reported. Ukraine has been increasing attacks on Russian infrastructure, including energy and retail giants, though it has not claimed responsibility for this specific incident.
16:09
Greece is preparing draft legislation to impose a 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies, as it moves towards the country’s first digital asset taxation framework.

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