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10/12
17:18
A former HSBC executive has launched an AI-powered wealth management startup called Equora, whose platform a2b2.ai aims to help "mass affluent" investors actively manage portfolios, monitor risks, and discover opportunities through 10 AI agents. These AI agents focus on tracking product maturities, detecting fraudulent transactions, and flagging market volatility impacting portfolios.
17:14
CEOs of Intel and Broadcom warn that access to capital could become a major constraint on the AI boom, even as demand for computing infrastructure continues to outstrip supply. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan stated at the DBS Asia Future Forward conference in Singapore that financing might be a greater obstacle to AI expansion than shortages of semiconductors, memory chips, or power. Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan also expressed concerns about financing, pointing to rising capital costs and questions about whether companies making heavy investments in AI will ultimately achieve sufficient returns.
17:09
Lin Rongxiong's team, chief strategist at SDIC Securities, stated in their weekly strategy report published on October 11 that a second wave of gains for A-share technology stocks is anticipated within the year, with late October being a critical window. The team believes that if leading US AI companies' Q3 earnings reports and capital expenditure guidance are released concurrently, coupled with the A-share Q3 reporting window and DeepSeek's preparations for a STAR Market listing, it will constitute a crucial validation period for the AI industry's prosperity. If long-term US Treasury yields decline as fiscal expectations cool, the A-share technology sector is expected to clearly begin its second wave of gains. The report emphasizes that the current market is at a critical juncture, transitioning from the "third quadrant to the fourth quadrant." This means that under a combination of ongoing K-shaped economic divergence in China and potential marginal easing of pressure from US Treasury yields, AI technology is poised to be the first to achieve valuation recovery due to its independent prosperity.
17:04
Kaynes Semicon CEO Raghu Panicker stated that the company aims for 3 billion rupees ($31 million) in revenue by the fiscal year ending March 2027. Panicker emphasized that India requires greater involvement from foreign semiconductor companies to successfully establish a chip ecosystem, as Kaynes Semicon also eyes new segments like the power industry.
17:03
Every morning, Palestinian mother Niyaha al-Masri leaves her tent in Khan Younis to join a long queue outside a community kitchen, hoping that hours of waiting will secure a meal for her family of ten. More than a year after the Hamas-Israel ceasefire, hunger remains a daily reality for many Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. According to Al Jazeera, over 1.4 million people currently face severe food shortages, with aid insufficient to meet basic needs.
17:03
Jeonbuk Bank in South Korea has reportedly started offering Bitcoin-backed loans to corporate clients, with a third-party custodian holding the cryptocurrency as collateral.
16:49
Bloomberg Markets reports that China's thermal coal prices have surged to a three-year high. This is primarily due to a confluence of factors, including slow growth in domestic production, supply disruptions from major exporter Indonesia, and rising energy prices driven by the US-Iran conflict.
16:46
Kraken's parent company, Payward, has received full market approval from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), allowing it to provide regulated virtual asset services to retail, professional, and institutional investors. Kraken plans to launch services in the UAE in the coming weeks, including AED-denominated spot and margin trading, direct AED deposits and withdrawals, on-chain staking, and tokenized stock trading via xStocks. Institutional clients will also gain access to OTC spot trading and Kraken Prime services. Crypto derivatives and other products are slated for launch in late 2026 to 2027, subject to further approvals. Payward had received initial approval from VARA in May this year.
16:46
U.S. equity futures rose and oil prices pulled back despite new attacks in Saudi Arabia. This followed Donald Trump's announcement of an energy ceasefire agreement between Russia and Ukraine, and the Russian diesel agreement also impacted market sentiment.
16:43
China has begun construction on the Ruitan project in Yantai, Shandong province, the world's first utility-scale power plant combining supercritical carbon dioxide power generation with large-scale molten salt energy storage technology. The project aims to reduce energy waste and enhance grid stability by integrating these emerging technologies.
16:39
Flows into Indian equity mutual funds rose for a second month even as stocks tumbled in September, suggesting domestic investors viewed market declines as a buying opportunity.
16:35
Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa called on European regulators to create stronger incentives for carmakers to manufacture vehicles in the region, citing intensifying competition from Chinese rivals. Filosa, speaking ahead of the Paris Motor Show, noted Stellantis' declining sales and China's rapid acceleration in the European market. His comments come as the EU Commission has proposed "Made in Europe" legislation, requiring minimum local content for vehicles sold in the bloc. Separately, European Trade Commissioner Maroš Sefčovič stated that China has agreed to halve its hybrid car exports to the EU, a move that saw European carmakers like Stellantis (+2.7%) and Renault (+3%) rise on Monday. China's Ministry of Commerce confirmed ongoing dialogue and "several consensuses" with the EU, emphasizing a non-discrimination principle for import quotas.
16:35
Blockchain data provider Bitquery's report shows that Solana sandwich bots arbitraged approximately $29.7 million before costs during the 11-month period from October 30, 2025, to October 7, 2026. Of these, 96% of attacks targeted the launch curves of memecoin platform Pump.fun and its PumpSwap trading platform. The investigation detected 6,850,144 attacks initiated by 2,545 bot wallets, affecting 2,154,994 unique wallets.
16:35
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has called for noncompliant stablecoins to wind down their operations by January 8. This opinion expands earlier guidance, now including custody and transfer services that were previously allowed to continue.
16:32
Barclays noted in its latest report that S&P 500 earnings growth is increasingly reliant on the semiconductor industry. Its stress test showed that if semiconductor EPS were revised down by 15% in fiscal year 2027 while earnings in other sectors remained unchanged, the S&P 500 could still achieve double-digit growth above its long-term trend. However, if semiconductor EPS were revised down by 10% and other sectors saw a simultaneous 2% downward revision, the index's overall earnings growth rate could fall back to near its long-term trend. The report also mentioned that institutional investors have been continuously reducing their holdings in semiconductor stocks in recent months.
16:32
Goldman Sachs upgraded its 3-month global equities rating to overweight in its latest asset allocation report, and its 12-month bonds rating to overweight, believing that the medium-term allocation value of long-duration bonds is rising and is expected to gradually shift from a drag to an effective hedging tool. At the same time, Goldman Sachs downgraded its 3-month credit bonds rating to underweight. Goldman Sachs noted that its macro baseline scenario leans optimistic, a "Goldilocks" combination of healthy economic growth, low recession risk, and persistent disinflation.
16:26
The 2026 Financial Street Forum Annual Conference will be held in Beijing from October 19 to 22. During the conference, China's national financial regulatory departments will release a series of financial reform and development policies. Wu Qing, Chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), and Zhu Hexin, Deputy Governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) and Administrator of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), will attend the opening ceremony and deliver keynote speeches. This year's conference will focus on topics such as economic governance under the evolution of artificial intelligence technology, financial innovation and central bank decision-making, building first-class investment institutions, high-quality financial services for the real economy, and cross-border financial development and cooperation in the new global landscape.
16:22
Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, co-chair of the World Bank's Jobs Council, urged governments to make "crisis-era" support measures, similar to those used during the Covid-19 pandemic, a permanent tool to help young people enter the workforce as AI disrupts the labor market.
16:22
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva warned on Monday that artificial intelligence is hitting the global labor market like a "slow-moving tsunami," with young people entering the job market being the most exposed. She estimated that about 40% of jobs worldwide will eventually be "augmented, downgraded or eliminated."
16:06
Singapore Exchange (SGX) has launched a new Asian bond futures window, aiming to facilitate European investors in trading Asian bonds during their own business hours.
16:02
Nate Soares, President of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, discussed in a recent podcast his view that humanity faces inevitable demise once superintelligent AI is built. Soares, along with Eliezer Yudkowsky, outlined this vision in their 2025 book "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies," arguing that it is impossible to "align" superintelligent AI, and that the technology will go rogue as it advances.
15:48
CZ alleges hackers acquired Ledger reseller CryptoBilis, while Ledger investigates the wallet exploit. The former founder of CryptoBilis stated that they handed over operations in March, and the acquisition announcement was delayed until mid-October per the agreement.
15:47
Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman stated that Saudi Arabia's ability to supply energy remains resilient despite significant market and security turmoil, even after recent attacks on the kingdom's energy and aviation infrastructure.
15:46
On-chain data shows that an anonymous Bitcoin whale sold 410.14 Bitcoins (worth approximately $34.16 million) via the decentralized trading protocol Hyperliquid, and subsequently bought 14,341 Ethereum (worth approximately $36.14 million) via a decentralized exchange. This move occurred as Ethereum outperformed Bitcoin in the past 24 hours, and activity in the Ethereum derivatives market increased.
15:43
According to alternative data provider TickerTrends, Meta AI agent Muse's daily net new users have plummeted by 62.4% from a September peak of approximately 198,000 to about 74,000. Morgan Stanley estimates that the monthly service cost per Muse user ranges from $3 to $130, with a baseline scenario of $37, significantly exceeding Meta's global average annual revenue per user of $70. Morgan Stanley anticipates that Muse's monetization will not occur until late 2027 to late 2028 at the earliest. Meta's current valuation expansion is built on a "billion-user scale" growth narrative, yet its daily active users are currently less than 3 million.

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