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10/13
18:52
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stated that the U.S. economy remains solid, supported by business investment and consumer spending. However, he warned that rising interest rates, stubborn inflation, massive deficits, and geopolitical tensions are creating increasing risks. Dimon emphasized that JPMorgan Chase is prepared for "a wide range of potential outcomes."
18:51
Bitcoin experienced a $3,000 fluctuation in the past 24 hours, briefly dropping to $81,000 in early trading before rebounding above $84,000, and was trading around $83,500 early on Tuesday. Altcoins such as ZEC, HYPE, SOL, and DOGE saw significant declines, with ZEC falling nearly 8%. Meanwhile, JPMorgan Chase's stock dropped over 2% after its earnings report, Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.5%, and the chip stock ETF declined for the sixth consecutive trading day. The market is now focused on the upcoming US inflation data to be released on Thursday.
18:50
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia's diesel export agreement with the U.S. has no direct connection to negotiations over Ukraine. This denial follows a Reuters report suggesting Trump's envoys presented the deal as an effort to bring Moscow back to peace talks, with Peskov calling the agreement mutually beneficial. Ukraine peace negotiations remain stalled.
18:47
A former theater director found an unexpected and lucrative niche on the Kalshi platform, beating out Wall Street banks to become the platform's top inflation trader.
18:44
The bank notes S&P 500 forward valuations have fallen 16.5% since late 2025, with earnings guidance improving at its fastest pace since 2021. It cites surging computing demand and resilient GPU prices, seeing earnings as the next catalyst for stocks.
18:43
Brookfield Asset Management CEO Connor Teskey stated that demand for compute and energy infrastructure will continue to outstrip supply through the end of the decade and beyond, creating opportunities for investors to finance the AI buildout.
18:42
Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) announced it is taking action against parties suspected of rigging initial public offerings, in a scheme involving over $590 million in client assets. This marks the largest such case in the SFC's history. The watchdog has also suspended trading in ChaPanda shares, signaling tighter scrutiny of the financial hub's IPO market. ChaPanda, operated by Sichuan Baicha Baidao, listed on the Hong Kong market in April 2024.
18:40
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 5.5% on Tuesday, now down approximately 38% from its June historical high. Meanwhile, Bitcoin rebounded from a summer low of $58,000 to $87,000, showing a moderate negative correlation (-0.41) with the KOSPI.

The KOSPI's decline was primarily driven by increasing concerns over AI spending prospects and the impact of Chinese competition. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan likened speculative AI investments to casino gambling, intensifying market doubts about whether the AI industry can generate sufficient returns to justify massive infrastructure spending. Additionally, technological advancements by Chinese memory chip competitor CXMT have exacerbated concerns about the long-term profitability of chip manufacturers.

As a result, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics fell by approximately 10% and 7%, respectively. In pre-market trading, Micron Technology and SanDisk (SNDK) also dropped by about 3%. CoinDesk analysis suggests this divergence may indicate investors are reducing their exposure to AI trades, potentially benefiting Bitcoin.
18:34
Wells Fargo reported its third-quarter earnings, with diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.87, surpassing the estimated $1.85. However, the bank's revenue came in at $21.87 billion, missing the $22.30 billion estimate, and net interest income was $12.52 billion, below the $12.63 billion estimate. The bank expects its net interest income for fiscal year 2026 to be approximately $50 billion.
18:34
According to XRPScan data, XRP Ledger's payment volume surged by 153.9% in the past 24 hours, reaching 363.3 million XRP. While this increase is a rebound from previous lows and remains below the 30-day average, the XRP price is currently finding support near $1.36, and the market is watching whether the recovery in on-chain activity will impact its price trend.
18:30
Bank of Japan (BOJ) officials believe there is no need for a consecutive rate hike in October, as upside risks to inflation have not significantly intensified, Bloomberg reported, citing sources. Officials will assess whether another rate hike is necessary in December based on the latest economic data. However, the sources emphasized that the central bank has not made a final decision and does not rule out the possibility of policy adjustments at this month's meeting. Market pricing indicates that traders expect a roughly 10% probability of a BOJ rate hike this month, while the probability of a hike by December has risen to 88%.
18:28
Elon Musk forwarded SpaceX's tweet, announcing the launch of Falcon 9 carrying Dragon to the Space Station.
18:21
Israeli forces raided the offices of several Palestinian non-governmental organizations in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday and deployed snipers inside a Palestinian medical complex, Al Jazeera reported. In Ramallah, Israeli forces searched the Union of Palestinian Women's Committees and Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association. The raid reportedly caused panic in central Ramallah, with Israeli forces firing stun grenades at journalists covering the attack.
18:19
European retailer MediaMarktSaturn has pulled Ledger products from its shelves as the hardware wallet maker investigates reports of tampering beyond the CryptoBilis incidents in Southeast Asia.
18:17
The company aims to replace some Bitcoin-collateralized borrowing with unsecured debt, with up to ¥28.3 billion potentially allocated to share repurchases.
18:08
Apple Inc. will hold its "Welcome Home" launch event at 9 PM Beijing time on October 13, where it is expected to unveil three new smart home products. The new smart home hub, HomeView, will be the main highlight, featuring a touchscreen and powered by an upgraded Siri AI. Additionally, the HomePod mini 2 and a new generation Apple TV 4K will also be released, likely with upgraded processors to enhance voice interaction and AI application support. Analysts believe Apple's move aims to deeply integrate AI capabilities into its existing product ecosystem to address expectations of slowing revenue growth.
18:06
South Korea's Supreme Court on October 12 enacted Rule No. 3280, establishing standardized procedures for courts to seize and sell debtors' cryptocurrencies to repay civil debts. The rule, effective November 1, covers cryptocurrencies held in exchanges and private wallets. The new regulation allows court officials to take possession of directly held cryptocurrencies before the debtor receives a formal seizure order and requires cryptocurrency exchanges to prevent asset transfers and disclose relevant information. Sales must use the market price on the transaction day.
18:06
The European Central Bank is criticizing a Finnish plan that would require banking supervisors to promote the growth and competition of lending institutions, warning that such a move could blur the regulators' core responsibility of ensuring banks are safe and sound.
18:03
Bank of America's latest monthly fund manager survey shows investor pessimism towards bonds has fallen to its lowest level since May 2025. Approximately 37% of respondents indicated that a rise in the 10-year US government bond yield to 6% would prompt them to shift funds from equities to bonds.
18:03
Bank of America's latest monthly fund manager survey shows that global fund managers' overweighting of technology stocks jumped from 30% last month to 37%, the highest since August 2020. Meanwhile, semiconductor stocks have replaced AI concept stocks as the most crowded trade in the current market.
18:02
EPS: $4.69, market expectation $4.14
Revenue: $112.7 billion, market expectation $111.31 billion
Reporting Period: FY2026 Q3 (ended September 30, 2026)
Release Date: October 13, 2026
17:58
Wall Street banks are expected to report their worst trading results of the year, following a record second quarter.
17:56
The global artificial intelligence trade is coming under increasing pressure, with a deepening selloff in chip stocks instilling fresh doubts about the sustainability of one of the most powerful investment themes of recent years.
17:53
Bitcoin's liquidity prevented its price from breaking through the $84,000 resistance level, while the KOSPI index's decline further widened amid an intensified sell-off in South Korean tech and semiconductor stocks.
17:49
Air France has confirmed it is complying with new Israeli restrictions that prohibit crew members from 31 Muslim-majority countries, including Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, from flying into or over Israel. Experts warn this controversial policy could expose the airline to discrimination lawsuits under French employment law. Smartwings, the largest Czech airline, also confirmed receiving and complying with the directive.
17:44
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) announced last week that its gold reserves increased by 740,000 troy ounces (approximately 23 tons) in September, bringing total holdings to 77.47 million ounces. This move capitalized on falling gold prices to further reduce exposure to dollar-denominated assets amidst tensions with Washington. As of the end of September, China's gold reserves were valued at approximately $324 billion at market prices, while its foreign exchange reserves stood at $3.4 trillion.

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