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10/10
14:08
ASML has raised component prices by 10% across the board for its South Korean clients, with Samsung and SK Hynix accepting the increase, effective January next year.
ASML, the world's largest semiconductor equipment manufacturer, announced a 10% across-the-board price increase for all spare parts of its EUV and DUV lithography machines sold to South Korean customers. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have accepted the proposal, with the price hike officially taking effect in January 2027. Industry observers believe this move signals an accelerating shift in pricing power within the semiconductor equipment supply chain towards suppliers, with industry cost pressures continuing to spread. According to South Korean tech media The Elec, ASML notified customers last month that the price increase covers all replacement equipment parts, including consumables and core components. Concurrently, ASML is negotiating price increases for new equipment with major customers, and expectations for higher equipment body prices are also rising. Equipment giants such as Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron have also announced price increases. This round of price hikes is primarily driven by a structural supply-demand imbalance caused by the AI data center investment boom and rising raw material costs.
13:46
Ukrainian Farmers Cut 2027 Crop Planting Due to Export Obstacles; Analysts Warn Black Sea Reopening Could Lead to "Rapid Shift" in Commodity Markets
Ukrainian farmers, facing export blockages and cash shortages, are significantly cutting their 2027 crop acreage, abandoning corn and barley in favor of oilseeds and niche crops less dependent on logistics costs. Analysts warn that if Black Sea ports reopen, global commodity markets could rapidly shift due to a flood of cheap supply.

PrivatBank data shows that 1.53 billion UAH (approximately $34.2 million) in working capital loans were issued to agricultural enterprises from June to August, more than double the amount in the same period last year. However, Ukraine's grain and legume exports in August fell by 58% year-on-year to 981,000 tons, with most agricultural products still unprofitable to sell.
13:46
AI adoption in legal sector pressures billable hour, expected to fall from 72% to 44%
According to Clio's U.K. & Ireland Legal Insights Report 2026, nearly 90% of legal professionals in the region use AI, with 80% handling more work and 70% cutting costs. A Deloitte survey indicates senior legal leaders expect the share of work charged by the hour to drop from 72% to 44% over the next two to three years, as AI reduces time spent on routine tasks.
13:44
CoinDesk Analysis: Bitcoin Volatility Declines, But Frequency of Extreme Price Swings Exceeds 2018; 10 Abnormal Trading Days Recorded in 2026
CoinDesk analysis reveals that despite a significant overall decrease in Bitcoin's volatility, 2026 has seen 10 anomalous trading days where price fluctuations deviated by at least three standard deviations from recent trading patterns, surpassing the 8 such days observed during the 2018 bear market. This raises questions about how investors measure risk in an institutionalized crypto market. The analysis points out that Bitcoin's annualized volatility has fallen from 84% in 2018 to approximately 46% in 2026, yet the average magnitude of its 3-sigma (extreme) price swings has only decreased from about 10% to roughly 7%.
13:42
Al Jazeera: Israel's Economy Thrived Amid Years of Conflict, But Rising Prices Spark Voter Concern
Al Jazeera reported that despite three years of ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Israel's economy remains strong, with GDP growth of 1% in 2024, 2.9% in 2025, and 3.2% in the first half of 2026. The Bank of Israel projects full-year growth of 4% in 2026 and 5.5% in 2027. Over the past three years, the Israeli Shekel has strengthened against the US dollar, and the TA-125 stock index has risen by over 110%. The unemployment rate remains at 2.8%, and inflation is at 1.5%. However, food prices increased by 8% from early 2024 to mid-2026, and the high cost of living has raised concerns among voters.
13:27
Donald Trump complained in a post that the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to an "unknown" woman, claiming he had brokered eight peace deals.
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, expressing dissatisfaction that the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to an "unknown" woman. He claimed that, as a representative of the United States, he had facilitated peace in eight conflicts: Cambodia and Thailand, Kosovo and Serbia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, Pakistan and India, Israel and Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and Israel and Hamas, and therefore deserved the Nobel Peace Prize. He also stated that he prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, rescued Israeli hostages, removed Maduro from Venezuela, and was preventing wars on the Korean Peninsula and between China and Japan. Trump asserted that the Nobel Peace Prize had been "tarnished by radical ideologues."
13:21
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te: Increased defense spending aims to "deter war," not provoke
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te stated in his National Day address that Taiwan "cherishes peace" but "will not give up freedom," vowing not to tolerate aggression in the Taiwan Strait. He noted that increased defense spending (a record NT$1.1 trillion, approximately US$34.5 billion, or over 3% of GDP, by the 2027 budget) is intended to deter war, not provoke it. Lai Ching-te said that China continues to exert pressure through military and "gray zone" activities, attempting to alter the status quo in the Taiwan Strait, and emphasized that peace cannot rely solely on wishes, nor can tolerance become an excuse for further aggression by invaders.
13:12
Ukrainian man to stand trial in Germany next week over Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, charged with war crime
Serhii K, a former Ukrainian Special Forces soldier, is accused by German police of commanding the explosions in September 2022 that ruptured the Nord Stream pipelines. He faces charges of causing an explosion and a war crime for allegedly attacking civilian infrastructure on behalf of "state agencies of Ukraine." Both Serhii K and Ukraine deny any involvement. He was extradited from Italy after being identified as a key suspect in August 2025. Another suspect, Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, is currently fighting extradition from Croatia.
13:08
Former Mt.Gox CEO Mark Karpelès Says Ledger Device Purchased From Malaysia Contained a Spy Module With a SIM Chip Despite Intact Packaging
Karpelès shared comparison photos of the original circuit board and the implant, noting that such implants have evolved from hand-soldered wiring into circuit boards that are easier to mistake for original hardware. He is requesting device photos from affected users to identify similar implants and advised following Ledger's official security guidance.
12:45
Robinhood Chain's trading volume has dropped over 40% since mid-September.
According to CoinDesk, the slowdown in Robinhood's blockchain activity has spread from fees to transactions themselves. Since mid-September, the average daily transaction volume on Robinhood Chain has decreased by 42%, from 10.8 million transactions between September 10-16 to 6.2 million between October 2-8. During the same period, daily active addresses decreased by 31%, and spot trading volume fell by 21%. Despite Robinhood extending its promotion to cover network fees for customer token swaps until December 31, trading activity remains subdued. However, deposits in lending and trading applications on the chain grew by 2% in a week, reaching $1.04 billion, and perpetual futures trading volume also increased by 26%.
12:24
XRP Ledger fixes a critical decade-old bug that could theoretically create billions of XRP out of thin air.
Researchers have discovered and demonstrated a vulnerability in the XRP Ledger payment system that could allow attackers to create spendable XRP out of thin air without providing funds, thereby breaking XRP's fixed supply rule. The vulnerability is believed to have existed since 2015. RippleX, Ripple's development division, released an emergency software update (xrpld 3.4.1) on September 25 to fix the issue. RippleX stated that there is currently no evidence that the vulnerability has been exploited on any public network.
12:24
Russia targets Ukraine’s bridges, expanding air war with drone strikes on Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia
Russia has targeted Ukraine’s bridges, expanding its air war with drone strikes on two bridges in Kyiv and one in Zaporizhzhia over the past week, according to the Financial Times.
12:03
Hyperliquid's cumulative protocol revenue surpasses $1.4 billion
According to an onchain perpetuals market research report by Castle Labs, Hyperliquid's cumulative protocol revenue has exceeded $1.4 billion, with over $1.26 billion spent on open-market HYPE buybacks. The report notes that Hyperliquid holds over 56% of the onchain perpetuals market by open interest. Its Builder Codes mechanism allows third-party wallets and apps to integrate perpetuals trading and earn revenue, with Phantom earning over $25 million and MetaMask over $10.5 million through this mechanism.
12:02
$3.55 Million in Unclaimed Bridge Funds Transferred via EIP-7702
According to BlockSec's analysis, $3.55 million in unclaimed bridged funds have been transferred via Ethereum Improvement Proposal EIP-7702. While these transactions used valid account authorizations, BlockSec stated that this does not confirm whether the wallet owners were aware of and approved these transfers.
12:02
China to Launch AI-Linked Employment Initiative
China will launch an employment initiative aimed at adapting skills to the development of artificial intelligence, human-resources officials said at a State Council Information Office briefing on Saturday.
12:02
Taiwan's Lai Urges Democracies to Unite After Trump-Xi Summit
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te called on democracies in the region to unite against threats to stability, as the island faces pressure from Beijing and concerns that Donald Trump’s rapprochement with China could come at Taiwan’s expense. Lai stated in his National Day address in Taipei on Saturday that they welcome the United States and China managing their competition through dialogue and reducing the risk of conflict and war.
12:01
Hyperliquid Labs Co-founder Jeff Yan: TradFi's Latency Race is Zero-Sum or Negative-Sum, Priority Fees Aim to Level Playing Field
12:00
Societe Generale Strategists Predict: S&P 500 Could Fall Over 20% Next Year If 10-Year US Treasury Yield Rises to 6%
Societe Generale strategists, including Manish Kabra, stated in a recent research report that the S&P 500 could fall by more than 20% next year if the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rises to 6%, Brent crude oil climbs to $150 per barrel, and tech giants continue to face cash flow pressure. Kabra noted that a 5% yield would create valuation headwinds, but a 6% yield would trigger credit events, with all current issues centered on the fiscal stability and debt sustainability of sovereign nations.
12:00
The S&P 500 index hit a new all-time high this week, but market breadth was the worst since Bloomberg began tracking it in 1990.
The S&P 500 index hit a new all-time high this week, but this record masks an extremely fragile market foundation—only about 30% of its constituent stocks are trading above their 50-day moving average, marking the lowest market participation on a record-setting trading day since Bloomberg began tracking data in 1990. Meanwhile, the Russell 2000 small-cap index has fallen for a fifth consecutive week, with a cumulative decline of approximately 8.5% from its peak, approaching a technical correction. Lynn Martin, President of the New York Stock Exchange Group, directly attributed the recent postponements of several high-profile IPOs to rising interest rates.
12:00
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly approached 5.4% this Wednesday, reaching a new high since 2002.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield briefly approached 5.4% this Wednesday, marking its highest level since 2002 and indicating that the interest rate shock has spread globally beyond U.S. borders. UK borrowing costs have risen to a 19-year high, with French government debt pressure simultaneously increasing. In credit markets, yields on bonds issued by the weakest borrowers have reached approximately 15%, while U.S. high-yield corporate bond spreads have widened recently. Junk bond ETFs have fallen to near their lowest levels since the market sell-off triggered by the spring banking crisis earlier this year.
11:55
RBI Announces Special Oil Window to Supply Dollars to State-Run Oil Companies Starting Monday, Taking Regulatory Steps to Support Rupee
11:45
Lookonchain: Trader web3vc deposited 1.79M UNI ($13.18M) to Binance, potentially facing a nearly $3M loss
Lookonchain reported that trader web3vc withdrew 1.79M UNI, valued at $13.18 million, from Venus Protocol and deposited it into Binance earlier today. The trader began accumulating UNI a year ago at an average price of approximately $9. Although they briefly turned a profit a few days ago, they did not sell. Now, it appears they are preparing to exit their position, which could result in a loss of nearly $3 million if sold at current prices.
11:25
Elon Musk: Starlink officially authorized to provide satellite internet in Venezuela
Elon Musk retweeted a post from @cb_doge, stating that Venezuela's telecom regulator, Conatel, has officially authorized Starlink to provide satellite internet services nationwide. This approval follows Starlink's provision of over 1,600 kits to support rescue teams, medical staff, and humanitarian groups after June's earthquakes damaged local networks. The authorization is expected to connect more communities, offering greater choice and new opportunities for learning, work, and staying connected.
11:24
Elon Musk Retweets Maye Musk's Post on CyberCab Ride and Gigafactory Tour at Tesla Texas
Elon Musk retweeted a post from his mother, Maye Musk, stating that she and Arthur Wallen were driven by the CyberCab at the Tesla Gigafactory Texas. She highlighted the vehicle's driverless feature and large trunk, adding that they received a marvelous tour of the factory.
11:23
Lookonchain: SkyAI transferred 568,000 SOL ($63.87M) to exchanges over the past 3 days, facing a potential $46M loss from its ~$194 average purchase price
11:13
Shiba Inu (SHIB) recorded a 24-hour trading volume of 1.34 billion, following market liquidations that saw over $1 billion in leveraged positions closed.
11:04
Visa survey shows nearly half of APAC consumers expect to use stablecoins by 2031.
A recent survey by payment giant Visa shows that nearly half (46%) of consumers in the Asia-Pacific region are likely to start using stablecoins for daily spending, travel, and cross-border transfers within the next five years. Although only 6% of respondents currently accurately understand how stablecoins work, consumer interest in stablecoins is growing significantly. Nischint Sanghavi, Visa's Head of Digital Currency for Asia Pacific, noted that the market opportunity lies in converting this interest into a trusted and familiar payment experience.
11:04
Thai Bourse to Roll Out Revised Short-Selling, High-Frequency Trading Rules from Nov. 16
10:50
Australia Says It Still Doesn't Need Russian Fuel After Trump Diesel Deal
Australia stated that it still does not need to purchase fuel from Russia after the Trump administration reached a diesel supply agreement with Russia, and will continue to ban procurement from Russia to prevent Russia from profiting from the invasion of Ukraine.
10:18
Goldman Sachs: Speculative funds dumped $1.6 billion in silver in a single week, the largest sell-off this year, with short positions reaching a one-year peak.
Goldman Sachs commodity analyst Robert Quinn noted that the silver market is caught in a dual predicament: failing to rise on positive news while being precisely suppressed by negative factors. During Friday's Asian trading session, silver prices once fell over 2% to $58.70 per ounce, halving from their January peak. According to a CFTC report, for the week ending September 29, managed money and other entities collectively net sold approximately $1.6 billion in silver futures, marking the largest weekly sell-off since February this year, with half of it being new short positions. Speculative net long positions have shrunk from a January peak of $24 billion to $12 billion. Bearish sentiment in the options market has reached a two-year extreme, and trend-following funds (CTAs) have accumulated their largest net short positions in at least a year. Quinn's analysis suggests that a stronger dollar and rising real interest rates are the primary suppressive factors, rather than silver's industrial demand logic. The Goldman Sachs FX team warned that the dollar's upward trend might be stalling, but recent macroeconomic headwinds (surging crude oil, rising US Treasury yields, and hawkish FOMC minutes) have once again pressured silver.

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