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10/9
11:04
Overseas investors sold a record amount of Japanese stock index futures last week while buying cash equities, reflecting growing concerns about the sustainability of the rally in Japanese stocks, Bloomberg reported.
11:02
Jiang Zhenlong, an associate research fellow at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences’ Institute of Finance and Banking, stated that China should seize the opportunity presented by the widening US-China yield gap. He suggested strengthening the yuan's financing, hedging, and asset-absorption systems to transform its cyclical low-interest-rate advantage into lasting global use.
On Thursday, the 10-year US Treasury yield was 5.22%, while Chinese government bonds offered 1.69% on their first trading day after the National Day holiday, resulting in a gap of approximately 3.5 percentage points. Jiang noted that while higher US yields weaken the appeal of yuan assets and add pressure on the exchange rate and capital flows, they also increase dollar funding costs, creating an asymmetric effect with pressure on asset allocation but benefits on the financing side.
10:57
Nvidia's Vera Rubin AI platform is expected to largely rely on 12-layer high-bandwidth memory (HBM4) chips. This development eases demand concerns for SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, as the two Korean chipmakers are advancing 16-layer HBM4 technology amid growing challenges in advanced packaging. Market researcher Counterpoint Research stated on Friday that most Rubin-based products will likely use 12-layer HBM4, the sixth generation of high-bandwidth memory, rather than the previously rumored eight-layer configuration.
10:49
Taiwan's largest opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT), is showing signs of an internal power struggle, which is being closely watched by both China and the U.S. Sources indicate the opposition party has 'two centers of gravity' and its leader, Chairwoman Cheng Li-wun, is drawing criticism. These tensions are emerging weeks ahead of crucial local elections that will set the stage for next year's presidential campaign, according to Nikkei Asia.
10:44
Copper prices are poised for weekly gains, primarily boosted by signs of recovering demand from China and concerns over potential supply disruptions at a mine in Chile.
10:31
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTC) is seeking to cut the time required for share-registration transfers from days to minutes. This proposed overhaul of the Direct Registration System (DRS) would replace the current batch processing with APIs and automate a key transfer step, though it would still require approval from transfer agents.
10:27
Citrini Research states that the tokenization of traditional assets is expected to expand the on-chain trading, lending, and payment markets. The firm is bullish on crypto projects such as ONDO, AAVE, UNI, ETHFI, and PENDLE, as well as companies like Coinbase, Robinhood, Circle, and Securitize. It also specifically mentioned Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Variational. The report notes that higher on-chain trading volumes do not necessarily lead to higher token prices; revenue models, fee distribution, and token holder participation are more crucial.
10:22
Afghanistan faces the risk of returning to violence and civil war due to the failure of China-led mediation between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and its prolonged conflict with Pakistan, creating fertile ground for anti-Taliban groups, Nikkei Asia reported.
10:20
According to Lookonchain monitoring, crypto whale Machi (@machibigbrother) has lost $8.44 million in the past week. As the market declined, the value of his account once again fell below $1 million. Machi currently holds a long position of 9,950 ETH (valued at $24.68 million), with a new liquidation price of $2,431.59.
10:16
The World Trade Organization (WTO) on Thursday significantly increased its global merchandise trade growth forecast for 2026 to 3.9%, up from 1.9% predicted in March. It also raised the 2027 forecast to 4.1% from 2.6%. The upgrade is attributed to the artificial intelligence (AI) boom and the unexpected resilience of supply chains amid the Middle East crisis. Global GDP is projected to grow by 2.6% this year and 2.9% in 2027. WTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala highlighted trade's resilience, noting that while disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz reduced energy supplies and raised prices, most economies outside the region adapted successfully. Trade in semiconductors, servers, and other AI-enabling equipment surged by 67% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, accounting for 47% of global merchandise trade growth.
10:04
On October 9, A-shares opened lower in early trading, with all three major indices falling. The Shenzhen Component Index and ChiNext Index both dropped over 1%, with the ChiNext Index falling below 3000 points, reaching a new low since November 2015. Sectors such as hashrate hardware, chip semiconductors, and biomedicine collectively declined. In Hong Kong stocks, both the Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index rose over 1% at the open, with heavyweight tech stocks rebounding, and the Hang Seng Tech Index rising over 2% during the session. In the bond market, all treasury futures rose, while domestic commodity futures showed mixed performance, with Shanghai tin plummeting 4%.
09:57
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tracking secondary battery companies were among the top performers in the South Korean stock market this month, with eight of the 10 best-performing listed ETFs related to the industry. This surge is driven by investor bets on the sector, fueled by expectations of rising demand from artificial intelligence data centers.
09:57
Shares of South Korean cosmetics companies have surged this year, while entertainment companies have seen declines, according to data from Korean exchanges as of Thursday. The KRX Consumer Staples Index, which includes cosmetics and food companies, has risen 17.29% this year. During the same period, Kolmar Korea Co. shares doubled, while Cosmax Inc. and APR Co. saw increases of 88.04% and 60.82%, respectively.
09:23
India's IT sector is projected to experience its fourth consecutive year of weak growth, primarily due to geopolitical factors and risks associated with artificial intelligence. Investors are closely watching upcoming earnings reports from companies like HCL Technologies Ltd. and Tech Mahindra Ltd., following Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., to assess how the industry is navigating concerns over AI disruption and sluggish client spending.
09:15
SpaceX, Broadcom, and Oracle have collectively sought over $150 billion in financing in less than a week. This, combined with Broadcom-Anthropic's previously roadshowed $60 billion debt, has led to a lending frenzy in the AI ecosystem that has saturated the public bond market, forcing more transactions into private credit and off-balance-sheet special purpose vehicles (SPVs).

This wave of financing is reshaping risk pricing across the entire credit market. Oracle's five-year CDS surged to a record closing high of 261 basis points on Thursday, while SpaceX's five-year CDS broke above 197 basis points, setting a new record. Even NVIDIA, the world's most valuable company by market capitalization, saw its five-year default probability priced by the market at over 7%.

Goldman Sachs credit strategist Rich Privorotsky characterized this situation as a "capital scramble" and warned that "the crowding out effect could be enormous." AI borrowers are willing to take on funds at high single-digit interest rates, putting upward pressure on government bond yields, with the 10-year US Treasury yield returning to 5.31% and the 30-year hovering near 5.70%.
09:07
Binance will restrict Brazilian users from accessing eight services, including Binance Loans, Binance Pool, Cloud Mining, Margin Trading, Launchpool, Megadrop, HODLer Airdrop, and Alpha 2.0, starting October 27, to comply with new crypto asset regulations issued by the Central Bank of Brazil. Additionally, Binance will cease offering trading services for 22 tokens to Brazilian residents. Existing eligible loan and margin positions can be maintained, but no new positions may be opened. Binance will also migrate eligible Brazilian users to its local entity within the group by October 29 and adjust its fiat payment, asset trading, and regulatory reporting arrangements.
09:03
CryptoSlate analysis indicates that the total value of stablecoins tracked on XRPL reached $1.338 billion on October 7, but this figure does not directly reflect the actual demand for XRP. XRP demand is primarily driven by network fees and account reserves, while larger-scale demand depends on the choice of bridging routes and balances held in liquidity or credit products.
09:02
Fintech industry executives are lobbying for clearer regulations for prediction markets, aiming to distinguish the business from gambling and mitigate its risks. The calls were made at Thursday’s iFX Expo Asia in Hong Kong, amidst ongoing debates among regulators and legal experts in the region on whether such platforms should be regulated as financial products or gambling.
09:00
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier returned to its homeport in San Diego, California, on Thursday, concluding a 322-day deployment that included a record 265 consecutive days at sea. The carrier had previously supported the U.S.-Israel war against Iran. Crew members reported that the prolonged deployment led to strained conditions on board, with food shortages and reports of attempted suicides. Since the war began in February, Iran has obstructed commercial traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, exacerbating concerns about the cost of living.
09:00
The UN Security Council voted to extend the arms embargo on Sudan's Darfur region for two months until December 11, but failed to agree on a US proposal to expand the embargo nationwide. Permanent members Russia and China opposed the proposal. US Ambassador Jeff Bartos stated that the current sanctions mechanism is more than 20 years outdated and insufficient to address the current realities of war, calling for the arms embargo to be expanded to all of Sudan. Russian Deputy UN Ambassador Anna Evstigneeva, however, stated that Russia would not allow the Security Council to expand restrictions on Sudan. Sudan's UN Ambassador Al-Harith Mohamed argued that a comprehensive embargo violates the right to self-defense guaranteed by the UN Charter. The war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) began in April 2023, killing at least 59,000 people and displacing approximately 13 million, with some areas facing famine.
08:53
Bloomberg columnist Gearoid Reidy analyzed in his October 9 article that as Japan embarks on the path of policy normalization, global bond markets are feeling the impact, with French government bonds potentially being the first casualty. The 10-year French government bond yield briefly approached 5%, its highest since 2002, with borrowing costs now exceeding those of Greece and Italy. Meanwhile, US Treasury yields also climbed to a multi-decade high of 5.28%. Reidy pointed out that Japanese investors have reduced their holdings of both French and US government bonds, indicating that Japanese capital is "coming home" to rebuild its domestic fixed income culture. Analysts are divided on the specific mechanism through which Japan influences US Treasuries, but the consensus is that the root cause points to the Japanese bond market. Furthermore, France's own fiscal woes (debt close to 120% of GDP, and deficits exceeding 5% for three consecutive years) are also fundamental reasons for the pressure on French government bonds.
08:53
According to Lookonchain monitoring, trader AguilaTrades, after more than 6 months of inactivity, first went long on Bitcoin but closed his position during the market downturn, incurring a loss of $331,000. He then reversed his position, going short with 200 Bitcoins valued at $16.35 million, using 40x leverage, with a liquidation price of $82,703.32.
08:49
Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman stated that tokenization could unlock hundreds of billions of dollars in capital currently trapped as collateral within the global financial system. She noted that tokenizing assets such as Treasury bonds, stocks, money market funds, and cash flows could enhance collateral liquidity. Speaking at the TOKEN2049 conference, Friedman mentioned that institutional interest in tokenization has grown over the past year, partly due to the establishment of a regulatory framework for stablecoins by the U.S. "Genius Act." She also emphasized that achieving a 24/7 market requires continuous processes like risk and collateral management, and artificial intelligence (AI) will be key to realizing this goal.
08:40
Fundraising through initial public offerings in Japan has dropped to its lowest level in 14 years, contrasting with a dealmaking boom across Asia. This decline is attributed to recent regulatory changes and a scarcity of artificial intelligence-related companies in the listings pipeline.

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