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10/11
23:01
Saudi Arabia-led coalition forces in Yemen reported that the kingdom’s main Riyadh airport was hit by an unknown projectile on Sunday, causing a fire.
22:58
Cardano (ADA) has completed a death cross on its 2-hour chart, with the 50-day moving average falling below the 200-day moving average. This follows profit-taking in the past week, seeing ADA drop from $0.283 to $0.224. Although it rallied back to $0.259, ADA is currently down 2.74% in the last 24 hours to $0.248 and 0.8% weekly. The pattern suggests a short-term bearish outlook, though moving-average crossovers are lagging indicators and can produce false signals.
22:54
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that former U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine was news to him, according to Axios. Zelenskiy further added that Ukraine would agree to an energy ceasefire if Russia agreed to one. This comes after Trump had previously announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, claiming both sides had agreed to halt attacks on energy infrastructure.
22:53
Federal Reserve official Beth Hammack, cited by Nick Timiraos, stated her preference for "smaller, more frequent" rate increases to avoid larger hikes later. She noted her neutral-rate estimate is among the highest at the Fed, believing it's too low if incorrect. Hammack also emphasized that higher yields are "absolutely not" a substitute for direct Fed rate hikes.
22:46
Trump announced an energy ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine, effective immediately, stating that both parties have agreed to halt attacks on energy infrastructure. Moscow and Kyiv have yet to confirm this.
22:43
Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday called for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to step down, accusing him of causing diesel prices to rise due to attacks on Russian oil refineries, which is putting pressure on the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections. Trump stated that it is time for Ukraine to get a new president. Previously, Trump had announced a diesel supply agreement with Russia in an effort to lower high fuel prices. Zelenskyy responded on Sunday, saying that Ukraine will continue to strike Russian oil refineries unless Russia stops attacking Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
22:38
President Donald Trump said Sunday that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an “energy ceasefire” effective immediately.
22:26
Donald Trump announced a ceasefire on energy attacks between Russia and Ukraine, stating that both sides have agreed to immediately cease strikes on energy infrastructure, emphasizing, "Both sides have agreed. Don't destroy it!" However, Moscow and Kyiv have not yet confirmed this information.
22:21
Efforts to end the war with Iran have stalled as attacks in the Strait of Hormuz escalate again, Al Jazeera reported. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) on Sunday released a video showing a fighter jet bombing the stern of a Panamanian-flagged cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman, disabling it, as part of a naval blockade of Iran's southern ports. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Navy said late Saturday that an unnamed crude supertanker hit a mine and caught fire while traveling on an unauthorized route, warning that any tanker "disregarding the security and rules of the strait" would face a similar fate.
22:21
Al Jazeera reported that Israeli authorities recently installed three new iron gates in Hebron's Old City, further intensifying restrictions on the movement of local Palestinian residents. The report noted that these measures are part of broader restrictions, particularly in the Israeli-controlled H2 area, where the number of checkpoints has increased to 32 since October 2023, with over 130 other obstacles. Data from the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) shows that 40% of checkpoints and 11% of movement obstacles in the West Bank are located in Hebron's H2 area. Hebron Mayor Yousef al-Jabari stated that approximately 10,000 Palestinians are affected, and these restrictions are aimed at preventing residents from returning home and stifling local economic activity.
22:18
Equity option traders are looking for the market to break out of its inertia as these events converge. For hedge funds employing dispersion strategies, which involve offsetting long single-stock volatility with an index position, the upcoming earnings reports from major semiconductor and AI firms will be crucial. This period typically sees larger swings in individual stocks, with company-specific results often overshadowing broader macro themes.
22:17
US-listed XRP ETFs recorded inflows for the 13th consecutive week, while Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana funds experienced combined withdrawals of nearly $1.25 billion in the week ended October 9. According to SoSoValue data, Bitcoin ETFs saw $681.1 million in net withdrawals, Ethereum products shed $542.07 million, and Solana funds lost $24.81 million. In contrast, XRP ETFs attracted $11.31 million during the same period.
22:16
Technical analyst Aksel Kibar noted that after a strong autumn rally, Bitcoin entered a "hard retest" phase around $82,800, where the price pulls back to previously broken levels to confirm buyer strength. He believes that insufficient global liquidity and a lack of momentum are the main reasons for this phenomenon, leading major assets to experience deep technical pullbacks after every strong rally. Market hawkish expectations for the Federal Reserve's October 27-28 meeting also prompted capital outflows from risk assets. Decentralized prediction platforms show a 63% probability of Bitcoin temporarily falling below $80,000.
22:05
Chinese investment banks are striving to win clients on the global stage, with international business serving as a key growth driver, the South China Morning Post reported. As of the end of August, at least nine mainland Chinese brokerages had announced or completed plans to inject a total of 51.7 billion yuan (approximately $7.7 billion) into their Hong Kong operations to support international business development. Among them, CITIC Securities has raised 16 billion yuan, while Guotai Junan Securities and Huatai Securities also plan to inject 9 billion yuan each. Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), stated that first-class investment banks should not only be large in scale but also have a say in global capital allocation and asset pricing, and attract top financial talent.
21:50
Despite AI automating more coding tasks and entry-level hiring weakening, U.S. software development job postings have risen nearly 15% since February 2025. This rebound is primarily driven by senior-level roles, accounting for 71% of the increase between May 2025 and May 2026, and AI-oriented positions, which made up 37% of the growth. Meanwhile, employment for early-career software developers (aged 22-25) has fallen 20% since the rise of generative AI. Experts suggest the profession is evolving, with demand shifting towards developers who can oversee AI-generated code, refine products, and integrate AI tools into broader systems.
21:07
Ukraine launched a drone strike on a Yandex data center near Moscow on Sunday, damaging the facility and forcing the Russian tech giant to suspend its operations. This marks the third attack on Yandex sites this week, with previous strikes on Thursday and Friday also causing service disruptions. The company stated some services were unavailable but no injuries occurred.

The latest attack came hours after US President Donald Trump warned Ukraine to stop targeting Russian oil refineries. Following the strike, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responded on X, stating that any de-escalation steps must be reciprocal and that Ukraine would cease striking Russian oil refineries if Russia stopped attacking its energy infrastructure. Zelensky also condemned a new US-Russia deal to release Russian diesel into the US, prompting Trump to suggest it's "time for Ukraine to get a new president."
21:05
Apple CEO Tim Cook met with Guangdong Governor Wang Weizhong on Sunday, stating Apple's willingness to expand its presence in smart manufacturing and sales channels. This visit follows the release of the iPhone 18 Pro series and Apple's first foldable device, the iPhone Duo, and marks Cook's third visit this year to the crucial Chinese market.
21:03
Security firm iVerify disclosed the P7 DarkSword malware, which specifically targets imToken wallets and Apple's Keychain, collecting passwords, photos, and personal information from compromised devices. The spyware communicates with an attacker-controlled server every 15 seconds for instructions. Apple has released security updates since 2025 to address related vulnerabilities, with iOS 18.7.7 released on March 24, 2026.
20:42
Polish police have received information about a possible plot to assassinate Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Defence Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz. The Interior Ministry has ordered action to be taken, and security officials held an emergency meeting on Sunday to discuss the situation. Special services spokesperson Jacek Dobrzynski stated that authorities are treating the information as “serious”, following an email threat received by police.
20:20
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver stated that the league could begin using a new "smart ball" in games as early as 2027, potentially transforming how officials make calls. The technology, developed with Wilson, involves a tiny microchip Bluetooth sensor (weighing about 1 gram, compared to the ball's 620 grams) embedded in the ball to track movement, spin, and trajectory. It has been tested in the G League, Summer League, and preseason games, with players reportedly not noticing any difference. The immediate application is for officiating, helping referees determine out-of-bounds touches or altered shot trajectories. A consumer version for analyzing shooting mechanics is also planned, though it may take a few years to launch. The league is also exploring wearable technology for players, but negotiations with the players' union are ongoing due to concerns over data usage in contract negotiations.
20:17
The BBC analysis indicates that Houthi rebels have recently escalated attacks on Saudi Arabia, particularly Saturday's strike on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh. While physical damage can be quickly repaired, Saudi Arabia's reputation as a stable safe haven is being undermined. Houthi forces have also attempted to seize strategic locations along the Red Sea coast and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, further increasing security risks for this vital maritime passage. The analysis suggests this escalation should be viewed within the broader context of tensions between Iran, the United States, and Israel. The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia's economic "soft underbelly" are aimed at causing global economic damage, serving as a key bargaining chip for Tehran.
20:12
MarketVector has licensed its US semiconductor index, tracked by VanEck's SMH ETF, to Paragon for a perpetual futures contract on Hyperliquid. This product uses Pyth price data to enable traders to speculate on semiconductor stocks outside the regular US trading session.
20:12
Morgan Stanley, in a research report published on October 9, stated that investors' current earnings expectations for Chinese battery giant CATL are overly pessimistic, and the market is underestimating its cross-cycle resilience. The firm maintained an "Overweight" rating for CATL's A-shares and set a target price of RMB 500.

The report emphasized that the market's focus is excessively concentrated on the Chinese passenger vehicle market, overlooking the vast revenue exposure from the electrification of Chinese commercial vehicles, the re-acceleration of EV penetration in Europe, and the inflection point in EV demand in other global markets outside the US. Analysts believe that CATL's technological advantages can support a premium of up to RMB 0.24/Wh, significantly higher than the current actual profit premium of RMB 0.09/Wh, indicating a solid earnings moat. Even if battery net profit falls to RMB 0.08/Wh or lower next year, it would accelerate industry consolidation, representing a "buy-the-dip scenario" for CATL shares.

The report also pointed out that CATL is undergoing a structural transformation in its energy storage business, with global demand expected to grow by approximately 30% by 2027. Furthermore, "Powered by CATL" has become a global consumer brand franchise, with its pricing and profit premium increasingly determined by end-user preferences rather than OEM procurement decisions.
20:10
Analysts point out that while the Eurozone debt crisis 15 years ago caused significant volatility in emerging market bonds and currencies, emerging markets are now better equipped to withstand any repeat of similar turmoil.

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