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10/9
17:03
HKMA publishes tentative HKSAR institutional government bond issuance schedule and re-appoints primary dealers
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has published a tentative issuance schedule for institutional Government Bonds (GBs) under the Infrastructure Bond Programme and Government Sustainable Bond Programme for October 2026 to March 2027. The GBs will be denominated in Hong Kong dollars and renminbi, offered via competitive tendering. Additionally, the HKMA re-appointed 13 financial institutions as Primary Dealers for a two-year term until September 2028 to assist in GB tenders and facilitate secondary market trading.
17:02
DFI Retail Group said it would continue to invest in its supermarket business in Hong Kong.
Darren Chan, Managing Director of Food Business at DFI Retail Group, Hong Kong's largest supermarket network owner and operator, stated that despite cautious consumer sentiment, the group will continue to invest in new stores and seek opportunities to strengthen its existing network to meet clear customer demand and achieve long-term returns. DFI's supermarket brands include Wellcome and Market Place.
17:02
Eight South Korean stocks remain frozen despite pause in delisting proceedings
South Korea's financial regulators and the Korea Exchange have tightened delisting rules, but a court raised procedural concerns just three months later. The exchange has paused further delistings, but trading remains suspended for eight companies, leaving shareholders unable to sell their shares. The Korea Exchange said Wednesday it would defer further delisting procedures for companies designated as administrative issues for failing to meet minimum market capitalization requirements.
17:02
AI stocks recover and stock futures rally after previous session's tech selloff, boosted by lower oil prices and a rebound in AI sentiment.
17:01
Upbit has launched a zero-fee trading event for the KAIA/KRW trading pair, lasting until October 11, 23:59 (Korean Time).
16:54
Airtel Money Shares Open Higher on First Trading Day But $7 Billion Valuation Misses Mark
16:52
BofA Hartnett: Investors are pouring into cash funds at the fastest pace since the pandemic, and are unlikely to withdraw in the short term.
16:41
OpenAI Clarifies Annualized Revenue: Approximately $50 billion as of end of September, projected to reach $70 billion by end of 2026.
OpenAI clarified that its annualized revenue was approximately $50 billion as of the end of September this year, lower than the widely circulated market estimate of $70 billion. This discrepancy has raised investor concerns about the growth prospects of AI demand, dragging down the U.S. tech sector on Thursday, with the Nasdaq 100 Index falling 1.4% and the chip stock index plummeting 3.4%. However, Bloomberg reported, citing sources, that OpenAI still expects its annualized revenue to reach or exceed $70 billion by the end of 2026, primarily driven by its enterprise business.
16:34
China State Funds Double Down on Hua Hong with $2.9 Billion Injection to Boost Legacy Chip Production
Chinese state funds are significantly increasing their support for Hua Hong Semiconductor, the country's second-largest contract chipmaker. According to a stock exchange filing on Thursday, Hua Hong Group, the parent company, saw its registered capital surge by 6.2 billion yuan (US$2.9 billion) to 19.7 billion yuan. This capital injection, led by state-backed Shanghai Guosheng Group, aims to fuel Beijing's drive for self-reliance in mature-node chips and support a new manufacturing facility in Wuxi.
16:28
The DXY recorded its longest winning streak since early 2025, rising nearly 3% this week.
The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose for a fourth consecutive week, gaining nearly 3% this week, marking its longest winning streak since early 2025. Analysts attribute the dollar's strength primarily to surging oil prices, which pressure currencies of energy-importing nations, and persistent global inflation concerns. Brent crude prices jumped on Thursday due to Iran's renewed threats of attacks in the Middle East, which could disrupt energy supplies, prompting investors to flock to the safe-haven dollar.
16:25
Financial Times: Five Signals Warning of Approaching AI Bubble and US Debt Crisis
The Financial Times analysis points to five current market signals warning of a potential simultaneous approach of an AI bubble and a US Treasury crisis. These signals include: rising credit default swap (CDS) prices for AI-related borrowers such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft, with Oracle showing a significant increase, and SpaceX's CDS prices jumping sharply after seeking $40 billion in financing; the US 10-year government bond yield has surpassed 5%.

The article outlines five core issues: the optimism of AI revenue forecasts, debt expansion in AI capital expenditures (a PGIM official stated that "the amount of debt pouring into the market is historic"), fiscal pressure from US Treasury interest rates (Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent believes AI growth will reduce the deficit, but East Asian capital inflows into the US Treasury market have decreased), oil price risks (Saudi officials state that oil inventories are thin, and the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament explicitly expressed an intention to push up oil prices and US interest rates through blockades), and the risk of the growth engine stalling if the AI boom cools down.
16:22
Ethereum whales were liquidated for 28,716 ETH, worth nearly $70 million.
An Ethereum whale's position was liquidated, involving 28,716 ETH, valued at approximately $69.69 million. Despite the significant loss, the whale still holds a long position of 78,955 ETH, worth about $195.57 million. Its liquidation prices were between $2,299.09 and $2,286.28, close to key support levels. Ethereum saw a sharp decline from $2,700 earlier this week and is currently trading around $2,499.
16:21
Iraq to ban Waze navigation app citing Israeli origins
Iraq's Communications Minister Mustafa Sanad announced plans to ban the Waze navigation app, citing its Israeli origins, with the measure expected to take effect in early 2027. The decision has sparked discussions within Iraq about developing local alternatives and data privacy. Iraq does not recognize Israel and has criminalized ties with it since 2022. Sanad suggested users switch to Google Maps or a local Iraqi app currently under development.
16:14
China's Ministry of Finance: The central government will issue 250 billion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds to support trade-ins of consumer goods, with technology expenditure budget growing by 10% in the first half of the year.
China's Ministry of Finance reported that the central government has allocated 250 billion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds to support trade-ins of consumer goods, with 125 billion yuan already disbursed in the first half of the year, driving over 1.1 trillion yuan in related product sales. Additionally, the central government's budget for science and technology expenditures is set to increase by 10% in 2026, with basic research expenditures rising by 16.3%.
16:14
China's Ministry of Finance: Recently allocated a 550 billion yuan local government debt carryover limit, with 2.07 trillion yuan in new special bonds issued in the first half of the year.
China's Ministry of Finance announced in a recent report that it has allocated 550 billion yuan from the outstanding local government debt limit. This allocation aims to enhance the fiscal capacity of county-level general public budgets and support local governments in expanding effective investment. The report also noted that in the first half of the year, a total of 2.07 trillion yuan in new local government special bonds were issued, supporting over 17,000 construction projects.
16:07
Upbit will list KAIA today at 18:30 KST, supporting KRW, BTC, and USDT markets.
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit announced that it will list the KAIA token today at 18:30 KST, supporting KRW, BTC, and USDT trading pairs. The announcement also detailed trading restrictions and deposit precautions: for approximately 5 minutes after trading begins, buy orders will be restricted, and sell orders below 10% of the previous day's closing price will be restricted; for approximately 2 hours, all order types and conditions will be restricted except for limit orders. KAIA is the native token of the Kaia blockchain, built after the integration of Kakao's Klaytn and LINE's Finschia blockchains, and officially launched in August 2024.
16:04
Binance Alpha will remove SUP, CUDIS, PYTHIA, BLUM, KIN, DN, GAIA, STRIKE, CDL, KO, VRA, EPT, SLX, and CAI tokens on October 9, 2026.
15:50
Malaysia lifts 2027 spending 4% as election approaches
15:47
Lumentum CEO: Optical components sold out until 2029, with some demand gaps reaching 70%
Lumentum CEO Michael Hurlston said in a Bloomberg interview in Tokyo on Friday that the optical components manufacturer, backed by NVIDIA, has sold out all its products until early 2029, with robust AI data center demand making it difficult to keep up. He revealed that approximately 70% of the demand for some products cannot be met before next year, and for other products, there is still a 30% demand gap until 2028. To cope with orders, Lumentum has increased the capacity of its Tokyo factory by 12 times in the past two years and plans to invest at least $350 million in that factory and adjacent facilities, while also considering acquisitions to enhance capabilities.
15:41
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs' October outflows approach $1 billion
Bitcoin ETFs experienced $244 million in outflows on Thursday, while Ether funds extended their outflow streak to eight sessions, shedding $641 million.
15:37
Zimbabwe says there is no reason to delay the ban on lithium concentrate exports, which is set to take effect in January next year.
15:35
OpenAI defends firing three safety researchers, citing 'significant breach of trust'
OpenAI stated on Friday that its decision to part ways with Jasmine Wang, Tomek Korbak, and Mikita Balesni was due to a "significant breach of trust," denying the dismissals were related to the researchers raising safety concerns. The three researchers had reportedly urged the company to pause developing models that would decrease the ability to monitor artificial intelligence.
15:10
Citi: The global battery industry chain may face a new downward cycle, but the supply-demand landscape is more balanced, reducing the risk of price wars, and market pessimism is overdone.
15:09
China Stocks Rebound on Unconfirmed Talks of Regulator Guidance
15:08
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won: Considering building a new semiconductor factory in Gwangju to meet surging demand, in parallel with the Yongin cluster.
SK Group will build as many factories as possible, as quickly as possible, once conditions are met, to keep up with rapidly growing semiconductor demand, said Chey Tae-won on Friday during his first visit to the planned semiconductor cluster site at the Gwangju Military Air Base.
15:04
Bank of Japan Amends Eligible Collateral Prices and JGB Repo Margin Ratios
The Bank of Japan announced amendments to its rules on the prices of eligible collateral and margin ratios for the purchase/sale of Japanese Government Securities (JGS) with repurchase agreements. These changes, effective November 27, 2026, follow a regular review to maintain the soundness of the Bank's assets and enhance efficiency in market participants' use of collateral. The amendments involve adjustments to the valuation percentages for various types of government bonds, government-guaranteed bonds, municipal bonds, corporate bonds, and other collateral, as well as the margin ratios for JGS repurchase agreements.
15:04
Binance Will Extend the Monitoring Tag to Include BICO & CVC on 2026-10-09
15:03
Trump says US will not strike Iran before midterm elections, oil prices drop
Oil prices dropped early Friday as Trump dismissed speculation of pre-midterm military action against Iran, stating on Truth Social that the US is having "productive discussions" with Iran and will not attack before the November 3rd elections.
15:02
Yuan Rises to Four-Year High Against Basket of Currencies, PBOC Rejects Undervaluation Claims
The yuan rose to a four-year high against a basket of currencies of its trading partners, after the People's Bank of China (PBOC) dismissed claims that the yuan was undervalued and defended its exchange rate management policy.
14:55
Indian manufacturing platform Zetwerk plans IPO, seeking to raise up to $525 million.
Zetwerk Pvt., an Indian manufacturing platform, is preparing to launch an initial public offering (IPO) as early as next week, potentially raising up to $525 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

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