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10/15
08:48
Australia's unemployment rate in September came in higher than expected at 4.7%, as the economy shed jobs. This indicates a loosening labor market, providing the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) scope to assess whether further interest rate hikes are necessary.
08:47
Global technology hardware stocks faced a sell-off on Thursday, with Asian chipmakers following Wall Street's decline. Investors are increasingly concerned that rising borrowing costs could drag down the substantial capital expenditures required for AI infrastructure, putting pressure on tech companies that have benefited from the AI investment boom.

South Korean chip giant SK Hynix saw its shares plummet over 8%, while rival Samsung Electronics fell 7.1%. Other South Korean chip-related stocks also came under pressure, with LG Innotek down 8.1%, Seoul Semiconductor down 7.7%, and Samsung SDI down 6.8%.

In Japan, tech investment giant SoftBank Group tumbled 7.9%, semiconductor testing equipment maker Advantest fell 6.9%, chip manufacturing equipment supplier Tokyo Electron dropped 5.4%, and Renesas Electronics declined 5.4%.

The sell-off followed a dismal performance on Wall Street in the previous trading session, after stronger-than-expected US inflation data fueled market concerns that the Federal Reserve might further raise interest rates, leading to tech stocks spearheading the broader market decline.
08:43
Apple Inc.'s market capitalization officially surpassed $5 trillion at Wednesday's close, reaching $5.005 trillion, making it the second publicly traded company globally to achieve this milestone after NVIDIA. This breakthrough occurred against a backdrop of overall pressure on U.S. stocks, with the S&P 500 index falling 1.1% and the Nasdaq 100 index dropping 2% on the day. Previously, Apple had touched the $5 trillion mark multiple times intraday in July but failed to sustain it. This milestone coincides with the end of the Tim Cook era and the appointment of John Ternus as the new CEO.
08:39
Seoul stocks opened sharply lower Thursday, as concerns over the sustainability of artificial intelligence and hotter-than-expected inflation in the United States dampened investor sentiment. After opening sharply lower, the benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index tumbled 348.47 points, or 5.8 percent, to 5,660.34 as of 9:15 a.m. The sharp drop in the index triggered the country's bourse operator to issue a sell-side sidecar soon after the market opened.
08:37
Global equity sell-offs spurred demand for safe-haven assets, with U.S. Treasuries rising across the board.
08:36
Al Jazeera reported that Iran stated it does not seek an endless war but vowed to fight until the United States accepts its demands. Meanwhile, a ship has sunk in the Strait of Hormuz.
08:36
The United States announced it has destroyed an Iranian-affiliated vessel in the Gulf of Oman, accusing the ship of surveilling and targeting U.S. naval forces. The U.S. stated that all crew members had been removed from the vessel when it was intercepted and destroyed on October 6.
08:34
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has backed reforms aimed at boosting private gold exports and increasing the inflow of U.S. dollars into domestic banks, ending a three-year old system overseen by the central bank.
08:34
Jio Platforms, an Indian telecom and digital services company, has lowered its valuation to approximately $108 billion ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) next week, down from over $130 billion floated a year ago. The company plans to raise up to 302 billion rupees (approximately $3.2 billion) through the IPO, with an offering price range of 1,065 to 1,119 rupees per share. Previously, Starlink founder Musk had called Jio Platforms "monopolistic," and investors have also questioned its positioning as a technology company.
08:23
The Nikkei Stock Average fell 2.9%, tracking Wall Street’s overnight losses, after the U.S. inflation report revived expectations of another interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
08:16
Renowned financial analyst Quoth the Raven (QTR) stated in a ZeroHedge column that data center operator CoreWeave's stock price plummeted over 15% on Wednesday due to hotter-than-expected inflation data and rising US Treasury yields, marking its third-largest single-day drop and bringing it close to an all-time low. As CoreWeave's stock price comes under pressure and its access to financing tightens, NVIDIA faces a difficult choice: intervene again to rescue it, or watch its highly chip-dependent cloud computing client fall into a liquidity crisis. NVIDIA had previously participated in CoreWeave's downsized IPO with a $250 million subscription order and subsequently added billions of dollars in further investments, deeply tying its own fate to that of the company.
08:03
Musk reposted Sam Sokolin's tweet, stating that Grok @bot now supports "plus aliases," allowing users to send and receive emails using dedicated aliases or set up routines triggered only by emails sent to specific aliases.
08:01
Japanese data analytics startup Solafune plans to develop and launch an AI-powered earth observation satellite. The company aims to cut costs and unlock new commercial uses for satellite data by processing imagery onboard in orbit. The Edge AI satellite will focus on applications like environmental conservation, resource management, and disaster prevention, particularly in Asia.
07:49
ADB executive and Thai Deputy PM urge acceleration of ASEAN power grid plan at IMF-World Bank meeting in Bangkok, stating that Southeast Asia remains vulnerable to energy shocks and needs to connect grids to cushion the impact of high oil prices on businesses and households.
07:37
Talk of China's backdoor bond-buying swirls amid $600 billion buildup in US debt securities. DoubleLine's Vitaliy Liberman observed peculiar trends in foreign ownership of US debt, potentially linked to Donald Trump's trade policies.
07:33
Denmark has reaffirmed that a recent agreement with the US and Greenland does not grant preferential treatment for US investors in resource exploration, following former President Trump's claims that massive oil, gas, and mineral extraction is set to begin in Greenland. The Danish Foreign Ministry stated the September 22 agreement reinforces Greenland's sovereignty and does not alter existing extraction rules. Greenland banned uranium mining and all future oil exploration in 2021.
07:33
Philippine crypto platform Coins.ph issued a statement on October 14, addressing user concerns about application lockouts, assuring users that their funds are safe and that it is working to restore affected services. This follows earlier reports of its alleged involvement in offshore gambling transactions, prompting the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to intervene and instruct Coins.ph to strengthen internal controls. Coins.ph stated it will continue to operate as a BSP-licensed institution and work closely with the central bank to meet regulatory requirements, anticipating a full restoration of services "soon."
07:23
OpenAI on Wednesday filed new court documents accusing a former employee of stealing over a hundred highly confidential documents related to unreleased devices before leaving the company, and then presenting the product plans to Apple executives after joining Apple. OpenAI stated it might file a countersuit based on this new accusation. Apple denied the allegations, stating it found no evidence to support OpenAI's claims and criticized the move as an attempt to shift the focus of the lawsuit. This new accusation led to the postponement of the trial between OpenAI and Apple, originally scheduled for Wednesday, regarding the trade secret lawsuit. Previously, Apple had first sued OpenAI and two former employees in July, accusing them of stealing dozens of confidential Apple hardware-related documents.
07:23
U.S. CPI growth in September exceeded expectations, pushing market bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike in October to 50%. Impacted by this, the Russell 2000 index fell 1.9% on Wednesday, with approximately four-fifths of its constituent stocks recording declines. It has now cumulatively fallen 11% from its August high, officially entering a technical correction for the first time since March this year. Analysts point out that small-cap stocks are highly sensitive to interest rates, and inflation data increases the risk of policy rate hikes, posing a continuous and long-term headwind for them.

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