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10/14
12:57
China and North Korea will officially open the New Yalu River Bridge on Thursday, according to China's official state media Xinhua News Agency. China completed its side of the bridge in 2014, aiming to boost trade relations, but the North Korean side remained unfinished for years. Last year, China's exports to North Korea surged to a six-year high of $2.3 billion, a 25% increase year-on-year.
12:46
Singapore's Formula 1 Grand Prix week has become a major business draw, with over 40 high-profile conferences held this year, attracting global CEOs and crypto executives. This surge has significantly boosted tourism, with MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) receipts rising 35% to S$2.3 billion in 2025, outpacing the overall tourism growth.
12:29
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is running policy scenarios for a severe El Niño and prolonged oil shock, as inflation accelerated to a three-year high of 7.2% in September, up from 6.1% in August. Governor Eli Remolona stated that the worst of El Niño's impact on prices is expected from November through February, with rice prices already up 18%. The central bank had lifted its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to 5% in August, and HSBC expects another quarter-percentage hike next week.
12:14
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is paying a heavy price to defend the rupee, with foreign exchange reserves having evaporated by $50 billion since early September. A notional $200 billion in negative dollar forward positions on its books, coupled with an additional $35 billion in forward dollar exposure within the banking system, is pushing this currency defense battle to a sustainability tipping point. According to Wallstreetcn.com, the RBI will open a special window starting October 12, 2026, to directly provide foreign exchange to three state-owned refiners, aiming to ease spot market dollar-buying pressure and reintroduce derivative controls, significantly compressing speculative dollar-buying space in the market. However, Goldman Sachs points out that the actual demand for dollars has not changed, merely shifted to being met by the central bank's reserves. Furthermore, the interest rate differential between Indian and US 10-year government bonds has plummeted from 600 basis points in 2013 to approximately 200 basis points, with the traditional interest rate buffer almost gone. The market is beginning to discuss rebuilding the spread advantage by raising the yield curve, but this move would push up domestic borrowing costs, further dragging on economic growth.
12:08
The Hong Kong Academy of Finance (AoF) announced that applications for its Financial Leaders Programme (FLP) 2027 intake will open on October 15 and close on December 4. Since its launch in 2022, the program has nurtured over 100 future financial leaders for Hong Kong, aiming to help senior financial executives expand their cross-sector professional networks and strengthen their strategic thinking to navigate ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical changes.
12:06
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE stated in its earnings call that Asia (excluding Japan) was the only region to experience a sales decline in the third quarter ending September, primarily due to a "mid-double-digit" slowdown in Chinese demand. This was attributed to a sharp deterioration in Chinese consumer confidence amid an unfavorable macroeconomic environment, significantly impacting discretionary spending. Concurrently, a series of trademark lawsuits filed by Louis Vuitton in China coincided with this demand slowdown.
12:04
Elon Musk retweeted a post by "poteto" which stated that "having your bot talk to my bot" will soon become commonplace. The tweet listed several interesting use cases for the versatile Grok bot via email, including debugging, customer support, booking meetings and events, group buying, and buying and selling items.
12:00
Hong Kong will host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 2026 Finance Ministers’ Meeting (FMM) for the first time from October 20 to 21. The event, which will gather finance ministers from 21 APEC member economies and representatives from leading financial institutions, is seen by Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po as an opportunity to showcase the city's comprehensive development and deepen collaboration within the region. The meeting will focus on tackling regional challenges, preparing financial markets for the future amid global uncertainty, and fostering cross-border cooperation in growth, resilience, digital transformation, and sustainable prosperity.
11:55
Bitcoin rose 1.5% to just under $83,900 in Wednesday Asian morning hours. New York Fed President John Williams stated he saw no need for further rate hikes in 2027, which weakened the dollar and lifted stocks across Asia. Williams did suggest one more hike this year might be appropriate. Major tokens like ZEC, SOL, DOGE, and Ether also saw broad gains. Meanwhile, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rallied, snapping a five-day losing streak, and Brent crude oil climbed 0.7% to about $106 a barrel amid Middle East attacks.
11:42
Philip Marey, Senior US Strategist at Rabobank, noted in his latest report that the continuous rise in the 10-year US Treasury yield since September can be divided into two phases: Federal Reserve rate hike expectations pushed it to 5%, while concerns about public debt after September 23 pushed it to 5.31%. A report by Goldman Sachs interest rate strategist William Marshall reached a similar conclusion, attributing approximately 70% of the increase to the Federal Reserve's hawkish repricing. The two institutions diverge in their outlook: Rabobank believes yields have found a new floor, while Goldman Sachs sees the current environment as an opportunity to establish duration positions.
11:37
The returned collection, dated between 700 BC and 320 BC, includes 15 Attic vases, six Corinthian vases, and a bronze female statuette. Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni accepted the objects from the Israel Antiquities Authority, highlighting this as a starting point for enhanced collaboration in cultural heritage protection. This cultural exchange occurs as Greece and Israel have strengthened energy and defence ties in recent years, including a $3.5 billion defence deal signed in August.
11:37
Saudi Arabia stated that it intercepted Houthi missiles targeting Riyadh and Dhahran, with falling debris injuring at least four people and damaging homes in the capital. Meanwhile, Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces said their offensive to retake Houthi-controlled areas was advancing, with fighting intensifying.
11:15
Discussions at the OCP Global Summit indicate an accelerated migration towards 800V DC power architectures, aiming to enhance power conversion efficiency as rack power density evolves from the current approximately 145 kW to over 300-500 kW. The future expansion bottlenecks for AI infrastructure will increasingly be power availability, cooling capacity, and DC capacity, rather than merely silicon chip supply.
11:15
Bank of America Securities reports that the basic computational unit for AI has upgraded from a single chip to an entire rack system. Power supply, cooling capacity, and network interconnectivity are now replacing chip performance itself as the core variables determining the competitiveness of AI infrastructure. AMD disclosed that AI token consumption has increased by 95 times monthly over the past two years, and NVIDIA has also adjusted its system design framework, reflecting a deep shift in industry competition dimensions. OCP is making technical preparations for megawatt-scale racks and gigawatt-scale data centers, indicating that AI capital expenditure is entering a long cycle.
11:06
China's exports surge 36% driven by AI-related shipments, while imports also soar due to high oil prices.
11:02
Asian markets were mixed on Wednesday as those related to artificial intelligence found respite after a selloff while any gain was tempered by elevated oil prices and caution ahead of US inflation data later in the day. In Hong Kong, the benchmark Hang Seng Index opened down 0.26 percent before reversing direction. On the mainland, the Shanghai Composite Index opened down 0.27 percent. Among firms on the Asian side of the AI supply chain, chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rose more than 2 percent in South Korea. In Tokyo, the Nikkei rose 0.6 percent to 68,193 by the midday break, while the Kospi in Seoul was also up. Sentiment remained cautious, however, with oil prices elevated following Houthi missile and drone attacks on Saudi Arabia. US crude ticked up 0.8 percent to US$94.96 a barrel while Brent crude rose to US$106.60. The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes was steady at 5.221 percent.
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