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10/14
09:03
Israel's airstrikes in Gaza kill one, while an attack in the West Bank injures a journalist; Netanyahu vows to expand control over the West Bank.
Al Jazeera reported that an Israeli airstrike on a car in Gaza City on Tuesday killed one person and injured several others. Additionally, the Palestinian news agency Wafa stated that a 4-year-old boy succumbed to injuries sustained in an Israeli attack three weeks ago, bringing the death toll in the Gaza Strip to over 74,382 since October 7, 2023. Gaza's civil defense agency expressed concern over repeated forced displacement by Israeli forces near the "Yellow Line," stating that "massive explosions" and "indiscriminate shooting" by Israeli forces damaged hundreds of tents and homes. Al Jazeera's map shows that nearly two-thirds of the Gaza Strip is currently under Israeli military control or subject to access restrictions. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu posted a video on X, stating that Israel is preparing for a scenario where "Palestinian Authority forces in the West Bank turn their guns on Israel," and vowed that Israel would expand its control over the region, saying, "There will be no Arab army in the West Bank, only [the Israeli army]."
09:01
BTIG: 60% of U.S. Stocks Are in a Bear Market, Tech Magnificent Seven Alone Prop Up S&P, Market May Be Just "One Small Push" Away
BTIG, a technical analysis firm, warns that while the S&P 500 index is near historical highs, its internal structure is severely divided, with 60% of its component stocks having fallen more than 20% from their respective all-time highs, thus entering a technical bear market. The current market is almost solely supported by the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks, and positions are crowded. Should the trend reverse, it could trigger a sustained decline in the S&P 500. BTIG also noted that the semiconductor sector's trajectory resembles the path of the dot-com bubble burst in 2000, anticipating an accelerated decline later this month.
08:55
Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones is comprehensively bearish on US stocks, stating he will short them for the entire next year.
Paul Tudor Jones, founder of Tudor Investment, issued a rare comprehensive bearish signal for U.S. equities on CNBC on Tuesday, warning that 2027 would be "very, very difficult" for the stock market. He stated that the current supply-demand dynamics for U.S. stocks are "the worst since 2002," reminiscent of the period just before the dot-com bubble burst in 1999, and announced that he would be shorting U.S. equities for the entirety of next year. He believes that a surge in IPO supply and corporate secondary offerings will create immense stock supply pressure, while the U.S. fiscal deficit will also force market correction. Jones is simultaneously bullish on crude oil, expecting an additional $20 to $25 upside in oil prices, citing the difficulty of resolving the U.S.-Iran conflict in the short term. He warned that once oil prices surge, the stock market will "abhor" this situation.
08:48
Nikkei 225 rose 0.3%, as investors may be adjusting positions ahead of the release of US CPI data.
The Nikkei 225 rose 0.3%, as investors may be adjusting positions ahead of the release of US CPI data, seeking clues on the Federal Reserve's rate hike path.
08:40
Goldman Sachs: Brazil's First-Round Election Results Trigger "Busiest Week Ever," Foreign Investors Bet on Bolsonaro Victory
Goldman Sachs' trading desk described last week as "the busiest week in Brazil's history," as right-wing Senator Bolsonaro unexpectedly led Lula in the first round of the Brazilian election, defying mainstream poll expectations and triggering a flood of foreign capital into the Brazilian market. Goldman Sachs analysts noted that international investors are pouring into the market, hoping Bolsonaro wins the second-round runoff on October 25. Brazil's benchmark stock index, Bovespa, has risen 12.2% month-to-date, closing at a record high last Friday and marking its largest weekly gain since April 9, 2020. The iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ), which tracks Brazilian equities, has surged nearly 17% this month, with a year-to-date dollar-denominated gain of 37%, and saw a record weekly net inflow of $2.3 billion, pushing its full-year 2026 net inflow to $3.5 billion. Goldman Sachs estimates that if interest rates fall back to recent lows, the theoretical price range for EWZ would be approximately $47.80 to $52.20 per share.
08:36
South Korean stocks opened higher on Wednesday, with the KOSPI index rising 0.44% at the open and climbing 1.83% to 6,146.01 points as of 9:15 AM, after plunging 5.46% the previous day due to AI concerns.
South Korean stocks opened higher on Wednesday, with the KOSPI index rising 0.44% at the open and up 1.83% to 6,146.01 points as of 9:15 AM, after a 5.46% plunge the previous day due to AI concerns. The index had plummeted 5.46% the day before, dragged down by a decline in tech stocks amid growing worries about large AI companies' high capital expenditures.
08:24
Hong Kong's interbank cash reserves are near historic lows, and the HKD exchange rate is approaching the weak end of its trading band. Strategists are concerned that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's actions to defend the HKD could increase the volatility risk of borrowing costs.
08:24
Autonomous driving software maker Applied Intuition is seeking to raise funds at a valuation of at least $30 billion, double its June valuation.
Autonomous driving software company Applied Intuition is seeking a new funding round at a valuation of at least $30 billion, double its June valuation, positioning it among the world's top AI unicorns, technology media The Information reported on October 13. According to sources, the company has received multiple investment offers, all valuing it at no less than $30 billion, and is expected to complete at least $1 billion in fundraising within the coming months. This valuation jump is supported by strong performance; investor Andreessen Horowitz disclosed in July that Applied Intuition had achieved $400 million in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2024, with revenue doubling annually in recent years. The company's clients include Isuzu of Japan, Volkswagen, and Humain of Saudi Arabia, and it announced partnerships with Honda and Nissan last week.
08:24
Citadel analysts: Retail investors net bought $9.1 billion in U.S. stocks last week, marking the largest single-week record in nearly 15 years, with funds highly concentrated in AI stocks.
Scott Rubner, Head of Equity and Derivatives Strategy at Citadel Securities, noted in his latest research report that retail investors net bought $9.1 billion in US equities through the firm's platform last week, marking the largest single-week net purchase in nearly 15 years. Funds were highly concentrated in AI-related stocks and ETFs, with semiconductor stocks seeing approximately $2.6 billion in net purchases and AI infrastructure-related stocks seeing approximately $2.4 billion in net purchases. Rubner emphasized that this round of buying primarily stemmed from "stronger directional conviction rather than an increase in overall trading volume," indicating that retail investors are actively and concentratedly betting on the AI sector.
08:13
Singapore's Q3 GDP grew by 5.4%, lower than the previous quarter's four-year high but above expectations.
Singapore's Q3 GDP grew 5.4% year-on-year, lower than the four-year high set in the previous quarter but exceeding the 5% expected by economists polled by Reuters. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) maintained its monetary policy unchanged, after two consecutive tightenings to address inflation risks.
08:07
Microsoft added over $130 billion in data center leases in a single quarter, planning to more than double its computing capacity by 2032.
Microsoft's regulatory filing on Wednesday revealed that the company added over $130 billion in data center leases in a single quarter, bringing its total commitments to $329.1 billion, a significant 67% jump from the previous quarter and the largest quarterly lease increase ever. Microsoft plans to more than double its global data center capacity from approximately 12 gigawatts to over 38 gigawatts by 2032 to alleviate computing power shortages and meet continuously strong demand.
08:04
Henderson Land Development is betting on tenant "fear of missing out" to support its $8.03 billion Central Yards project in Hong Kong.
Henderson Land Development is banking on strong demand for high-end office space to support its HK$63 billion (US$8.03 billion) Central Yards project, as tenants gravitate towards top-tier buildings despite a weak overall office market in Hong Kong. Tom Andrews, Head of Leasing and Operations for Central Site 3, stated that Jane Street's decision last year to lease approximately 70% of the office space in the project's first phase has helped attract interest from other potential tenants. Andrews noted that quantitative trading firms, multinational corporations, private equity funds, and wealth management companies have shown demand for the remaining 30% of the office space.
07:55
Bank of Japan: M2 money stock growth flat at 2.0% YoY in September; broad liquidity growth slows to 4.3%.
07:54
Asian thermal coal prices rise on winter's approach and tight supply.
Asian thermal coal prices have risen as power plants stockpile fuel for winter, exacerbating market tightness caused by strong demand from China to Indonesia and supply disruptions.
07:53
Germany puts Ukrainian man Serhii K on trial for allegedly blowing up Nord Stream pipelines
Serhii K, identified by German prosecutors as Serhii Kuznetsov, appeared in a Hamburg court on Wednesday, accused of plotting with other Ukrainian military personnel to destroy Russia's gas pipelines to Germany. The attacks occurred in September 2022, and Serhii K was extradited from Italy late last year. He denies the charges, which German prosecutors allege were carried out "by order of Ukrainian state agencies" to stop Russia from financing its war with gas revenue. The case is highly sensitive, given Germany's role as a close ally of Ukraine.
07:30
Goldman Sachs: Investors Are Seeking "Profitable" Overseas Growth from Chinese Companies
Goldman Sachs stated that investors are skeptical of the rapid overseas expansion of Chinese companies and are seeking "profitable" growth. Trina Chen, co-head of Greater China Equity Research at Goldman Sachs, pointed out that weak consumer demand in China has prompted many companies, such as electric vehicle manufacturers, to accelerate their overseas expansion. However, investors are concerned that overseas expansion could repeat the "involution" seen domestically, leading to price wars. Goldman Sachs expects the overseas market share of Chinese companies to increase from the current 18% to 31% by 2035. Geopolitical factors and market access restrictions are also influencing stock performance.
07:30
Jim Cramer advises holding off on newly public AI infrastructure stock Accelevation Holdings
CNBC's Jim Cramer recommends investors delay buying shares of Accelevation Holdings, a newly public AI infrastructure company. Cramer cited two main reasons: increasing caution regarding data center stocks ahead of the midterm elections due to their high electricity demands and potential impact on energy costs, and a preference for established companies with proven track records. Accelevation Holdings, which makes and installs electric and cooling equipment for data centers, priced its offering at $18 per share on September 29, debuting the next day at $17.95 and has since fallen to just over $15.
07:30
China's world-beating bonds can overcome paltry yields, funds say
China's world-beating bonds have dodged the selloff in global debt, and some fund managers are positioning for further gains due to a strong yuan and a sluggish domestic economy.
07:28
Bitcoin Treasury Company Strive Plans to Raise $500 Million via New Preferred Shares to Buy More Bitcoin
Bitcoin treasury company Strive ASST announced a new perpetual preferred stock, SATS, with a 15% fixed dividend. The company aims to sell 5 million shares at $100 each, raising $500 million. Proceeds will be used to purchase additional Bitcoin, acquire income-producing assets, or buy back stock. The new SATS shares will be junior to Strive’s existing perpetual preferred stock, SATA, which currently pays a variable rate of 13%. Strive recently acquired 3,311 Bitcoin, bringing its total holdings to 32,773 coins, currently valued at approximately $2.7 billion.
07:27
Donald Trump retweeted Gregg Jarrett's post, stating that the truth about the "Russia hoax" has been revealed.
07:26
Donald Trump criticized New York Attorney General Letitia James in a post, calling her "zero credibility."
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, criticizing New York Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into a Cornell University rape case, calling it "dirty, disgusting, and zero credibility." Trump stated that James' involvement would exacerbate the pain regarding how the case is handled and called for the governor to immediately remove her.
07:14
Science Corporation has implanted a vision-restoring chip into a patient with Stargardt disease for the first time.
Science Corporation CEO Max Hodak, co-founder and former president of Neuralink, announced at TechCrunch Disrupt that the company has successfully implanted its PRIMA chip, designed to restore vision, into a patient with Stargardt disease for the first time, TechCrunch reported. The patient underwent the implant procedure in May at Sydney Eye Hospital in Australia and has since successfully seen letters and words during rehabilitation training. Science Corporation stated that this work is part of its broader goal to achieve new types of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). The PRIMA chip is currently commercialized in Europe for treating vision loss in patients with advanced age-related macular degeneration.
07:12
Anthropic asks D.C. court to rehear appeal of Pentagon blacklisting
Anthropic is asking a federal court in Washington, D.C. to rehear its appeal in a case concerning the Pentagon's blacklisting of the company's AI models. The company's attorneys filed a petition on Tuesday, arguing that a divided panel had upheld an "extraordinary designation" of Anthropic as a national-security 'supply chain risk' and ignored evidence that the designation was retaliation for Anthropic's speech about AI safety. The Defense Department applied the label in March, blocking defense contractors from using Anthropic's technology after negotiations broke down over the military's use of its Claude AI models. The D.C. Circuit upheld the blacklisting in September.
07:12
BIS Research: Rising US Deposit Rates Pose Greater Headwind to USDC Adoption
A study published by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on October 13 shows that the repricing of bank deposit rates has a greater decelerating effect on USDC growth than on USDT, indicating that rising bank deposit rates pose a larger impediment to USDC adoption. The study notes that for every 1 basis point increase in deposit rates, USDC's cumulative growth will decrease by approximately 4.8% over 10 weeks, while USDT's growth will only decrease by 1.9%. Researchers Rashad Ahmed and Iñaki Aldasoro analyzed weekly data from January 2019 to June 2025, suggesting that USDC's greater reaction to deposit rates is consistent with its close ties to US institutions and DeFi users, who are more likely to compare bank deposits with stablecoin balances.
07:09
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman predicts personal AI assistants will become as common as household appliances.
Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman stated at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 that personal AI assistants will soon become widespread, with some running locally on devices and others in the cloud. He anticipates these AI assistants will gain deep insights into users and have the ability to access credit cards for purchases, significantly improving daily life.
07:06
KKR Sees Bond Rout as Opening to Lock in High-Grade Asian Credit
The global bond rout is giving fixed-income investors a rare chance to lock in Asian junk bond-like payouts without the credit risk of such debt, according to KKR & Co. Dengzhao Pan, head of Asia liquid credit at the US firm, stated this is an opportunity to rotate portfolios up in quality, rather than a reason to stay on the sidelines. KKR managed $796 billion in assets as of the end of June.
07:05
HKEX completes pilot schemes for cross-border Green Electricity Certificate trading with mainland China exchanges
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has completed the first cross-border trading of Green Electricity Certificates (GECs) under two pilot programmes with mainland exchanges in Guangzhou and Shenzhen. The HKEX's Core Climate platform enabled 15 companies, including Airport Authority and Bank of China (Hong Kong), to purchase GECs through the Guangzhou Power Exchange Centre. This marks the first time GECs, which represent one megawatt-hour of renewable electricity, have been added to the Core Climate platform since its 2022 launch for carbon credits.
07:02
U.S. stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with chip stocks extending their decline and bank earnings showing mixed results.
Wall Street stocks closed lower on Tuesday, with the PHLX Semiconductor Index falling for a fifth consecutive session, down 0.2%. Micron Technology and Applied Materials dropped 3.6% and nearly 7%, respectively. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan on Monday likened some investments in the chip industry to "casino gambling." In banking, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs fell 5.6% and 0.2% respectively, despite exceeding profit expectations. Wells Fargo dropped 3.1% due to lower-than-expected net interest income, and JPMorgan Chase fell 0.9% after a rare profit miss. Apple briefly hit a record high of $348.15 during the session, closing up a modest 0.1%, with its market capitalization reaching $4.98 trillion. The S&P 500 fell 0.02% to 7805 points, the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.2% to 27204 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 0.4% to 51670 points. Analysts expect S&P 500 earnings to grow over 30% in the third quarter, primarily driven by AI-related technology companies.
06:55
Researchers from multiple universities have announced the creation of the first operational post-quantum defense system for Bitcoin's Lightning Network.
Researchers from Texas A&M University-Commerce, North American University, Florida Gulf Coast University, and Florida Institute of Technology have announced the construction of the first complete post-quantum secure design for the Bitcoin Lightning Network. The solution employs a hybrid design, layering ML-DSA digital signatures and ML-KEM key exchange algorithms, standardized by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), on top of the Lightning Network's existing cryptographic techniques. This design aims to defend against potential quantum computer attacks.
06:52
Russian Ballistic Missile Strikes Hit Kyiv Power Plant, Zelensky Reports No Early Warning Amid 'Energy Ceasefire' Contradiction
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that a key energy facility, Darnytska CHP-4, supplying Kyiv with heating and electricity, was hit by Russian ballistic missiles. He emphasized that these strikes occurred with "no early warning from our partners." The attack also damaged a residential building, killing one person and injuring 13. This incident follows U.S. President Donald Trump's recent announcement of an "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine, which Kyiv has repeatedly reported Russia violating.

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