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10/14
16:48
Mercuria Agrees $250 Million Congo Copper Supply Deal With Units of Shanghai Jayson
Mercuria Energy Group agreed a $250 million deal to buy copper from units of Shanghai Jayson New Energy Materials Group in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The agreement is another example of trading houses paying large sums upfront to secure copper supply as prices rise.
16:48
Report: Iranians Face Multiple Difficulties Evading US Sanctions, Rial Depreciates Nearly 90% in Five Years
Al Jazeera reports that under international sanctions, Iranians transfer funds across borders through informal currency exchange networks, intermediary companies, private arrangements, and cryptocurrencies. However, these alternative channels come with high fees, exchange rate losses, fraud risks, and geopolitical shocks. The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned several Iranian cryptocurrency exchanges earlier this year, indicating that cryptocurrencies are not a completely reliable circumvention method. Furthermore, the Iranian rial continues to depreciate, having fallen over 10% against the U.S. dollar in the past month, over 55% in the past year, and nearly 90% in the past five years, severely eroding public purchasing power. Due to sanctions and conflict, Iran's import supply chain has been disrupted, with shipping times from Shanghai to Iran extending from 26 days to 102 or even 120 days.
16:46
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister says final trade deal wording submitted to US
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc said on Wednesday at a business summit that Vietnam had submitted "final wording" for a trade agreement to the United States, hoping the deal could be signed quickly.
16:44
U.S. equity index futures edged higher, Treasury bonds strengthened, as the market awaits September inflation data.
U.S. equity index futures edged higher and Treasury prices strengthened ahead of the release of September's consumer price inflation data, which will help shape investor expectations for the Federal Reserve's policy meeting in two weeks.
16:44
Zambia's ZCCM-IH and Abu Dhabi's IRH Reaffirm Copper Partnership for Mopani Complex After Alleged Funding Breaches
Zambia’s state mining firm ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc and Abu Dhabi’s International Resources Holding (IRH) reaffirmed their commitment to working together on their jointly-owned Mopani copper complex. This follows allegations of funding breaches at the complex. IRH controls 51% of Mopani, while ZCCM-IH holds the balance.
16:40
South Korea's FSC Holds Meeting to Bolster Financial Cybersecurity After Recent Data Breaches
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) held a meeting on October 14 to address cybersecurity management in the financial sector following recent hacking incidents. Authorities confirmed that 16 companies experienced data breaches, affecting approximately 100,000 pieces of customer data. A checklist evaluation of 555 companies revealed 130 areas needing improvement, primarily in security patches and control systems, particularly in electronic financial services and online peer-to-peer lending. The FSC plans to conduct exhaustive inspections, improve cyberattack response mechanisms, mandate more frequent vulnerability tests, and expand cybersecurity support for small and medium-sized financial companies.
16:36
China's CXMT announces breakthrough in next-gen LPDDR5X memory chip design, putting rivals Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron on the backfoot.
16:24
Russia Ignores Trump's "Energy Ceasefire," Ukraine Faces Starlink Restrictions and Intelligence Gaps Amid Russian Attacks
Russia disregarded former US President Donald Trump's proposed "energy ceasefire" agreement during its attacks, according to the Financial Times. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces experienced connectivity issues while using Musk's Starlink satellite network and faced intelligence gaps.
16:12
Japanese banks and insurers net bought 5.4 trillion yen in JGBs over five months, signaling increased capital repatriation.
Japanese megabanks and insurers collectively net bought 5.4 trillion yen (approximately $34 billion) in Japanese government bonds with maturities of two years or more in the five months leading up to August this year, marking the largest net purchase for the same period since early 2023, according to calculations by the Financial Times. Concurrently, banks' net selling of foreign bonds surged to 2.5 trillion yen in September, with the total net selling of foreign bonds in the first nine months of 2026 reaching a new high for the period since 2005. This trend is attracting significant market attention, as investors worry that sustained and expanding capital repatriation could push up the yen and impact the US and European government bond markets. Analysts suggest that soaring domestic yields in Japan to multi-decade highs, coupled with rising yen currency hedging costs, are key factors driving local financial institutions to adjust their asset allocation.
16:11
SEMI Report: Americas Wafer Fab Equipment Spending Expected to Double to $40.6 Billion by 2029, AI Capex Race Enters Order Verification Phase
According to the latest report from the Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), driven by capacity expansion from major manufacturers such as Intel, TSMC, Samsung, and Micron, 300mm fab equipment spending in the Americas is projected to more than double from $18.1 billion in 2026 to $40.6 billion in 2029. Global fab equipment spending is expected to jump from $113 billion in 2025 to approximately $149 billion in 2026, a year-over-year increase of 31%, and reach $227 billion by 2029. Clark Tseng, Senior Director at SEMI, emphasized at SEMICON West 2026 that this growth stems from continuous investment in advanced logic, advanced memory, and other 300mm wafer technologies, marking the official entry of the AI capital expenditure race into the phase of capacity realization and order fulfillment.
16:08
HKMA welcomes the launch of the Chongqing-Hong Kong Cross-boundary Data Verification Platform, which utilizes blockchain technology to facilitate the secure flow of financial data.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) announced today (October 14) the official launch of the Chongqing-Hong Kong Cross-boundary Data Verification Platform (CQ-HK DVP). The platform utilizes blockchain technology and data encoding (hash values) to verify customer-submitted data without the cross-boundary transmission or storage of original documents. This initiative aims to facilitate the orderly flow of financial elements between mainland China and Hong Kong and has been successfully applied to the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Cross-boundary Data Verification Platform. In its initial phase, CQ-HK DVP will primarily support cross-boundary financial application scenarios, with banks in Chongqing and Hong Kong actively advancing verification use cases for both northbound and southbound data flows to support customers in both regions for banking services such as account opening and loan applications. Eddie Yue, Chief Executive of the HKMA, stated that the HKMA is committed to creating next-generation data infrastructure, and this platform will further promote secure and efficient cross-boundary data flow between Chongqing and Hong Kong.
16:08
PancakeSwap proposes to allocate 88% of LP fees to LPs and cut CAKE token emissions by 69%.
PancakeSwap has proposed allocating 88% of LP fees to LPs and cutting CAKE token emissions by 69%. The plan, which is still under discussion, would send the remaining v3 and Infinity fees to the treasury, while retaining the CAKE burn mechanism for v2.
16:07
IEA: Global Diesel Supply Tightness to Persist Until End of 2027 Due to Iran Conflict, Inventory Declines, and Strong Demand
The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported on Wednesday that the global diesel market is expected to remain tight until the second half of 2027, primarily due to supply disruptions from the Iran conflict, persistently declining inventories, and robust demand. IEA data shows that global diesel exports fell by 700,000 barrels per day year-on-year last month, with Russia and the Middle East accounting for 1.3 million barrels per day of supply losses. While rising oil prices have curbed overall petroleum demand, diesel demand has remained resilient due to its lower price elasticity. The IEA also noted that wholesale diesel prices in Singapore exceeded $200 per barrel in mid-September, while prices in Europe and the Americas reached a historical high of approximately $220 per barrel. US diesel prices touched $6 per gallon for the first time last month.
16:06
Botswana has been chosen as the venue for the Southern African IPO of Dangote, Africa's largest oil refinery.
16:03
BofA Says China’s Economic Data May Open Door to More Stimulus
Bank of America Corp. suggests China could implement additional economic support measures if the country's growth in the last three months weakens beyond Beijing's tolerance.
16:03
The EU imposes export quotas on Chinese hybrid cars, while China cuts VAT rebates for EV exports. Automakers like BYD face a double blow.
The EU and China have reached an "understanding" on trade issues, with the EU set to impose a quota on imports of Chinese-made hybrid vehicles, initially capped at 350,000 units per year and increasing by 6% annually over four years. Concurrently, China announced it would cut the value-added tax (VAT) rebate on electric vehicle exports from 13% to 9% starting next April. Deutsche Bank analysts believe the rebate cut will directly erode the profits of Chinese new energy vehicle exporters, potentially reducing BYD's net profit by approximately 5,000 yuan (US$747) for each vehicle exported to the EU. They also anticipate a 21% downward revision in BYD's 2027 profit forecast. These measures, coupled with declining domestic sales in China, could place significant financial pressure on Chinese EV manufacturers.
15:52
Namibia and TotalEnergies are still negotiating the development terms for the Venus oilfield, with a tight target for production to start in 2030.
According to Bloomberg Markets, as the year-end approaches, Namibia and TotalEnergies SE are still negotiating the terms for the development of the latter's Venus oilfield in Namibia. This makes the target of achieving first production before 2030 even more pressing for both parties.
15:50
Al Jazeera: Israel establishes a "yellow line" in southern Lebanon and continues to demolish homes, potentially setting up a "grey line" to create a buffer zone.
Al Jazeera reported that despite the framework agreement signed between Lebanon and Israel in June, which aimed for a phased Israeli withdrawal, Israel continues to occupy large areas in southern Lebanon and has systematically demolished houses and infrastructure in dozens of villages. Israeli Defense Minister Katz previously stated that there would be no withdrawal, hinting at a potential long-term occupation. Currently, the Israeli-occupied zone extends 10 kilometers deep into southern Lebanon, and house demolitions continue behind the "Yellow Line." Analysts suggest that Israel's actions aim to clear and render these frontline villages uninhabitable, mimicking its strategy in Gaza. Furthermore, Israel is discussing the establishment of a "Grey Line," potentially extending 4 kilometers into Lebanese territory, to serve as a buffer zone and prevent Lebanese civilians from rebuilding their homes.
15:40
Wall Street expects the US September headline CPI to rise to 3.6%-3.7% year-on-year, with core inflation slowing. Market expectations for an October rate hike have fallen to 20%.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release September CPI data at 9:30 PM Beijing time on October 14. Investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and Citi predict that the year-on-year increase in headline CPI will jump from 3.4% in August to the 3.6%-3.7% range, primarily driven by rising energy prices. Meanwhile, the month-on-month increase in core CPI is expected to slightly narrow from 0.29% in August to between 0.18%-0.24%. Influenced by recent statements from Federal Reserve officials, the market's implied probability of a 25 basis point rate hike in October has plummeted from approximately 70% to about 20%, but the probability of a December rate hike remains around 72%.
15:28
U.S. Treasury yields inch lower as investors await key inflation report; 10-year yield down 2 bps to 5.195%
U.S. Treasury yields inched lower on Wednesday as investors awaited the latest CPI inflation reading ahead of a flurry of economic data this week. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield was down 2 basis points to 5.195%, the 30-year Treasury yield was down 1 basis point to 5.549%, and the 2-year Treasury note yield was also down 2 basis points to 4.772%. Headline inflation is expected to rise 0.6% on the month and 3.6% on an annual basis, while core inflation is expected to rise 0.2% from August and 2.5% annually.
15:24
Al Jazeera: Palestinians in West Bank deprived of Israeli election vote, hold no expectations for results
Al Jazeera reported that nearly 3 million Palestinians in the occupied West Bank are denied the right to vote in Israel's upcoming elections, while 700,000 Jewish settlers living in illegal settlements can cast ballots. Palestinians widely believe that their living conditions under occupation will not change regardless of who wins the October 27 election, as Israel's policy system remains constant. Community representatives stated that they are "treated as if they do not exist" and pointed to Israel's continuous settlement expansion and home demolitions as efforts to force Palestinians out.
15:24
Bybit to Adjust Risk Limit and Leverage for Selected Perpetual Contracts on Oct 15
Bybit announced it will adjust the risk limit and applicable leverage for LYNUSDT, AGIUSDT, TMXUSDT, and 1000RATSUSDT perpetual contracts, effective Oct 15, 2026, 7:30 AM UTC. Positions that do not meet the new margin requirements will be restricted to reduction only, with orders increasing position size being blocked. A buffer period will end on Nov 1, 2026, 7:30 AM UTC, after which the system will automatically apply new risk parameters, potentially exposing non-compliant positions to liquidation risk. Users are advised to manage their positions or add funds before the buffer period ends.
15:22
Binance Updates Anthropic Perpetual Contract Mark Price Mechanism to Prevent Liquidations, 21Shares Launches Related Synthetic ETP
Binance Exchange and Head of Trading Shunyet Jan explained the calculation method for Binance's Anthropic-related perpetual contracts. This method updates the mark price every second based on executed trades, with a 1% per-second volatility cap and a fallback mechanism for slowing trade, aiming to prevent liquidations. Meanwhile, 21Shares issued an Anthropic synthetic ETP on October 13, offering investors synthetic exposure to the private company. The ETP's terms include recourse limited to the issuer, linked note terms, and additional financing, trading, and perpetual funding costs beyond the 1% annual fee, along with counterparty default risk.
15:17
Russia attacked Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving 600,000 people without power, according to Zelenskyy, who accused Russia of blatant disregard for the United States.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on Wednesday that Russian overnight attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure left at least 600,000 people without power in the Kyiv and Kharkiv regions. He noted that a ballistic missile struck an energy facility that was supposed to be protected by the "energy ceasefire" announced by Donald Trump on Sunday. Zelenskyy described the attack as massive and demonstrative, asserting that Russia had never so openly defied the United States. Previously, on Monday, the Ukrainian president had accused Russia of violating Donald Trump's proposal for both sides to cease attacks on each other's energy facilities to lower oil and diesel costs. Both Russia and Ukraine initially denied knowledge of a ceasefire agreement, with Ukraine later welcoming it, while Russia stated that negotiations were ongoing but did not confirm an agreement.
15:16
South Korean KOSPI falls 0.44% for 6th day to 6,008.81, driven by AI concerns
South Korean stocks fell for the sixth consecutive session Wednesday, with the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) losing 0.44 percent to 6,008.81. The decline was driven by persisting concerns over excessive spending on artificial intelligence, as investors remained cautious ahead of US inflation data. The KOSPI had previously plunged 5.46 percent the day before. Meanwhile, the Korean won gained against the US dollar.
15:14
Indonesia's fuel shortages spread to Bali and other regions, driving up prices
Long lines have formed at many gas stations across Indonesia, including the resort island of Bali, where fuel shortages are affecting both tourists and local residents. An analyst warns that state energy company Pertamina faces "growing pressure on cash flow."
15:04
China's CSRC Chairman Wu Qing to deliver keynote speech at Financial Street Forum next Monday, market awaits stock support clues
Chinese investors are anticipating a speech by China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Chairman Wu Qing at the Financial Street Forum in Beijing next Monday. The market is looking for clues on how Beijing will further support the country's stock market, as previous efforts have not significantly boosted sentiment. Possible measures include state buying, IPO slowdowns, and encouragement for buy-backs and long-term capital.
15:04
Lookonchain: Bitcoin reserve company Strive bought another 3,311 BTC ($276M) at $84,500 last week, accumulating 11,417 BTC ($952M) in less than 2 months
15:03
Upbit will suspend BLAST withdrawals on October 19 and terminate trading support on October 26 due to the emergency shutdown of the Blast network service.
Upbit announced that it will suspend withdrawals of BLAST tokens based on the Blast network starting at 12:00 PM KST on October 19, 2026, due to an emergency shutdown of the Blast network service. Furthermore, trading support for BLAST will be terminated at 12:00 PM KST on October 26, 2026. Upbit plans to support the migration from the Blast network to the Ethereum network and will resume withdrawals via the Ethereum network once the migration is complete. The termination of trading support was attributed to insufficient authenticity and sustainability of the project's business, as well as the potential for user damage.
15:02
Europe's most valuable company, ASML, expects AI demand to outstrip supply for at least two more years.
ASML, Europe's most valuable company by market capitalization, stated that customers including TSMC and Intel are experiencing "very, very strong demand," and expects AI demand to continue to outstrip supply for at least two years.

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