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10/12
07:25
New Zealand's ruling National Party stated that now is not the time for tax cuts, given the country's current debt burden and budget deficit.
07:24
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) warned that UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey must find £35 billion ($46 billion) to meet the Labour government’s spending ambitions ahead of the budget later this month. The closely watched think tank noted that while Healey should have more headroom against his fiscal rules than expected, the credibility of the government’s spending plans was still in the balance.
07:06
U.S. Senator Ted Cruz criticized Texas Democratic Socialist James Talarico in a tweet, stating that Talarico's goal to "ensure there are no millionaires" would lead to "all small businesses, farmers, ranchers, and institutions employing more than a dozen people being bankrupted." Musk retweeted the post and commented "Troubling."
06:40
Oil prices edge higher, with Brent crude near $105/barrel, after renewed strikes on Saudi Arabia's main airport and a fresh tanker attack near the Strait of Hormuz raise supply risk concerns. West Texas Intermediate traded around $92. King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh came under attack again Sunday by Iran-backed Houthi militants, a day after a strike killed 12 people. A drone hit a tanker near the Sohar anchorage off Oman, outside the strait, the same day.
06:34
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted on X that Coinbase, by fine-tuning the open-source model Qwen3.5-9B, has outperformed cutting-edge general models in specialized tasks such as fraud prevention, with better cost and speed. He believes that this model, where specialized models surpass general models in narrower tasks, will be increasingly adopted within companies in the future.
06:34
A trader made about $1.28 million on Papertrade, a new perpetuals exchange built on Hyperliquid (HYPE) offering up to 1,000x leverage, by moving ETH prices on Hyperliquid shortly after its Saturday launch. The same wallet later lost $450,000 when 30 short positions were liquidated on Saturday night. Papertrade announced on Sunday it is tightening limits on open positions in response to these trades.
06:33
Brent crude rose 0.4% to $105.10 a barrel in early Asian trading, as investors weighed the escalation of Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the risk of a wider conflict in the Middle East, while the dollar strengthened slightly against major currencies.
06:04
Optimism is expanding its role as an Ethereum chain operator. Unichain, an Ethereum Layer 2 chain under Uniswap Labs, plans to transfer its production sequencing, public node access, monitoring, and incident response operations to Optimism, according to its migration announcement on October 9. The planned testnet migration will take place on October 13, with the mainnet migration scheduled for October 29. This move will allow Optimism to centralize the management of more chain operations, while Ethereum's backup routing will depend on the contracts deployed by each chain.
05:30
According to the Financial Times, a diesel deal reached between former US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin has met with bipartisan opposition from lawmakers. Lawmakers stated that the agreement would fund Putin's war machine in Ukraine and violate US law.
05:23
Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger stated on October 11 that all confirmed cases of the October 9 crypto theft incident are exclusively linked to devices purchased through CryptoBilis, its authorized reseller in Southeast Asia. The company noted its own systems and direct sales channels remain unaffected, though blockchain investigators estimate over $86 million in digital assets may have been stolen. Ledger is tightening supply-chain security and reviewing reseller controls.
05:19
Emergency Lawyers, a human rights organization based in Khartoum, Sudan, stated that a jet attack on civilians engaged in artisanal gold mining in Sudan's River Nile State on Saturday killed at least 72 people. Neither the Egyptian government nor Sudan's de facto authorities have commented on the incident. Cairo had previously been accused of launching deadly strikes against illegal gold mining activities along its southern border.
05:06
Nikkei reports that investors are betting on the rental housing markets in Japan and Australia as interest rates and home prices rise. In Tokyo, young homebuyers face a difficult choice: either purchase a home with high borrowing costs, or rent and invest their savings elsewhere to seek returns that outpace inflation.
04:39
Japan Display Inc.'s (JDI) Mobara factory, which once produced LCDs for iPhones, will be reborn under its fifth owner, Shinko Electric, to manufacture package substrates for the chip supply chain. This marks a new chapter for the plant after Apple shifted to a different display technology.
04:09
LlamaRisk's Oct. 9 snapshots show some Aave loans backed by yield-bearing collateral had narrow liquidation buffers. The top PT-AUSD suppliers on Monad had health factors between 1.01 and 1.18, and two syrupUSDC positions on Arc accounted for about 97% of supplied syrupUSDC, with health factors of 1.02 and 1.01. Cashing out this collateral, such as PT-AUSD or syrupUSDC, involves market sales or withdrawal queues that can take hours, and for Maple's syrupUSDC, up to 30 days, posing challenges for liquidators.
03:44
Musk retweeted a post from the NASA Administrator, who stated that under the mission set by the U.S. President, NASA will return to the Moon, establish a lunar base, pioneer nuclear space flight, advance science, and win a new space race.
03:36
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated on social media that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an "energy ceasefire," effective immediately. However, it remains unclear whether both sides have reached a truce agreement. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy subsequently responded on social media, stating that Ukraine supports a ceasefire and is awaiting further details from the U.S. He emphasized that Ukraine has always fully supported measures aimed at de-escalating the situation, protecting lives, ending the war, and ensuring lasting peace.
03:31
US President Donald Trump called for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be replaced, accusing the government in Kyiv of impeding a US-negotiated ceasefire. Trump stated on Saturday that Zelenskyy "could have made many deals, and for some reason, he never does," adding that "it's time for Ukraine to get a new president."
03:31
The office of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a statement condemning President Trump's agreement with Russia to provide diesel to the global marketplace. Carney's office stated that the agreement is in direct opposition to the efforts of Ukraine, Canada, and their allies to create peace and stability in Europe, and will provide additional revenue for Russia to finance its "illegal, unjustifiable war against Ukraine."
03:31
US Republican Senator Thom Tillis questioned the legality of President Donald Trump's decision to temporarily relax sanctions on Russian diesel, stating in a Sunday interview that the sanctions relief could violate congressional law. Tillis argued that Trump is not following the law, and warned that his support for Trump's legislative priorities would be contingent on the White House reversing course. Trump's decision, which aims to bring down record-high fuel prices, has unsettled some Republican lawmakers who continue to support Ukraine. Separately, Tillis joined a bipartisan group of senators in issuing a letter to denounce the sanctions relief for Russia, stating that the US should not provide Russia with a financial lifeline. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the administration's decision, asserting it was necessary to alleviate surging diesel prices and was made with all legal authorities.
03:30
Republican Senator Thom Tillis warns that Trump's Russian diesel deal could be illegal and endanger American lives. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defends the agreement, while Canada condemns it. Additionally, Trump's announced Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire remains unconfirmed, with Kyiv awaiting details and Moscow remaining silent.
03:20
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the SEC's proposed merit-based private market access is a "huge step forward." He believes that for too long, only the wealthy have had access to private markets, with retail investors consistently excluded. Armstrong noted that in recent years, companies have tended to remain private for longer, causing retail investors to miss out on more opportunities and, in the worst-case scenario, become "exit liquidity."
03:20
Bond markets are starting to do some of the lifting for central banks around the world by pushing up borrowing costs themselves, potentially reducing the number of benchmark interest-rate hikes needed to get inflation under control. Yields have surged to multiyear highs after weeks of selling, tightening financial conditions even without further action from policymakers. Traders have responded by paring rate-hike expectations, with the amount priced into swaps across eight major economies falling by almost 200 basis points since mid-September.
03:08
The U.S. Department of Justice announced it is reviewing whether the White House Television News Corps' decision to suspend coverage of President Trump violates the Sherman Act. This move is the latest development in the escalating media rights dispute between the Trump administration and the press. Previously, the White House Television News Corps suspended its coverage of Trump on September 21, after Trump banned CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House.

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