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10/15
17:43
Ukrainian officials stated that Ukraine attacked Russian oil refineries last night in response to Russian missile and drone strikes, which violated Donald Trump's "energy ceasefire."
Ukrainian officials stated that Ukraine attacked a Russian oil refinery last night. This action was in response to Russian missile and drone attacks, which violated the "energy ceasefire" previously announced by Donald Trump.
17:37
CNBC Analysis: $2 Trillion Deficit and 5% US Treasury Yields Pose Biggest Challenges to US Economy
CNBC analysis indicates that the U.S.'s $2 trillion fiscal deficit and government bond yields exceeding 5% are becoming the biggest challenges facing the American economy. High borrowing costs are pressuring households and the federal government, threatening to exacerbate the government's debt problems. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has risen to 5.19%, and the 30-year fixed mortgage rate hovers around 7.5%, leading to a 4% decline in pending home sales in September, the largest monthly drop in three years. The analysis suggests that large federal debt issuance, the Iran war driving up oil prices, and investors demanding higher compensation are the main factors pushing up yields. Given the difficulty for both parties to agree on fiscal solutions after the midterm elections, resolving these issues could take several years. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had proposed a deficit target below 4% of GDP, but the deficit for fiscal year 2026 is projected to approach $2 trillion, accounting for 6.0-6.2% of GDP.
17:36
Rising rates and weak bond markets threaten Wall Street's big banks' trading business
17:29
Lookonchain monitoring: Arthur Hayes purchased 546,600 AERO ($460,000), 120,000 PENDLE ($232,000), and 3,000,000 ZAMA ($197,000) an hour ago.
17:17
Indian equities outperformed Asian peers on Thursday, marking their largest outperformance in over a year.
Indian equities outperformed their Asian peers on Thursday, marking their largest lead in over a year, as the unwinding of artificial intelligence (AI) trades prompted a rotation of funds into previously less-favored markets.
17:11
U.S. and Eurozone bond yields fell to multi-week lows as U.S. inflation shock receded.
17:08
Bank of America warns of AI bubble burst signals: US stocks and Treasury yields may fall in tandem
Bank of America's derivatives team noted in their latest report that when the AI bubble bursts, the market will behave differently from recent months, with both stocks and US Treasury yields falling simultaneously. The report cited the over 15% plunge in cloud computing infrastructure company CoreWeave's stock price on October 14, and the 135 basis point widening of its credit default swap spread, as a "transmission chain" for the AI bubble's collapse. This suggests that pressure in the private AI ecosystem will impact Nasdaq and drive the bond market into a risk-off mode. This week, the AI sector has underperformed the S&P 500's non-AI components by a cumulative 840 basis points.
17:07
Asian stocks fell across the board on Thursday, with mainland Chinese equities hitting a 14-month low and South Korea's KOSPI index plummeting 7.57%, triggering a circuit breaker.
Asian equities broadly fell on Thursday, impacted by higher-than-expected US inflation data, which fueled concerns about Federal Reserve rate hikes, and worries about a correction in the AI boom. Mainland Chinese stocks dropped to their lowest closing prices in 14 months, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling 1.59% to 3,707 points and the ChiNext Index declining 2.92% to 2,783 points. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index fell 1% to 24,062 points, the Hang Seng Tech Index dropped 2.7%, and Alibaba's shares fell 3.7%. Japan's Nikkei Index plunged 4.9% to 64,425 points, while South Korea's KOSPI Index plummeted 7.57% to 5,554 points, hitting a six-month low and triggering circuit breakers, as chip manufacturers faced a massive sell-off. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Thursday that energy shocks from the Iran war, a potential correction in the AI boom, and rising global bond yields all pose risks to Asia's economic growth.
17:06
China's Ministry of Commerce: Chinese rare earths will continue to flow to the EU regardless of whether the US trade agreement expires
China's Ministry of Commerce spokesperson He Yadong stated on Thursday that China intends to continue exporting rare earths to Europe, regardless of whether the trade agreement between the US and Beijing expires in January next year. Last week, trade tensions between China and Europe eased after European Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič met with Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao in Beijing. China expressed its willingness to ensure the supply of rare earths to Europe through a "green channel" mechanism, while requesting the EU to support China's import of certain dual-use products. In October last year, China tightened rare earth export restrictions following the US expansion of its blacklist of Chinese entities. However, the US and China agreed to suspend these measures for one year at a meeting in October 2025. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the truce has been extended by two months until January next year.
17:05
Hong Kong ranks third globally as philanthropy hub, behind New York and Seoul, study finds
17:05
Global AI Sell-off Intensifies, Nasdaq Futures Decline
Investors' concerns about companies heavily borrowing for AI development led to risk aversion, causing Nasdaq futures to fall and U.S. Treasuries to strengthen.
17:03
HKMA to re-open tender for 2-year RMB HKSAR institutional government bonds on Oct 22
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), representing the HKSAR Government, announced it will hold a tender for 2-year RMB institutional government bonds on Thursday, October 22, 2026, for settlement on October 26. An additional RMB0.75 billion of the outstanding 3-year bonds (issue no. 03GB2807001) will be offered, maturing on July 28, 2028, with an annual interest rate of 1.59% payable semi-annually. The tender is open only to Primary Dealers under the Infrastructure Bond Programme.
17:02
Jeff Yan's Plan to Bring the Entire Financial Industry Onto Hyperliquid
17:01
Korea Zinc's $7.4 billion Tennessee smelter project wins local backing, days after Trump's endorsement
Korea Zinc's planned $7.4 billion smelter project in Tennessee is gaining support from local officials, who highlight its potential for job creation and securing US critical mineral supplies. This local endorsement follows US President Donald Trump's promotion of the project at a recent campaign rally, where he touted its economic benefits ahead of next month's midterms. Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts welcomed the investment, emphasizing its significance for the local economy and US mineral security.
16:55
Iraq devalues dinar by nearly 15% to 1,520 per dollar to ease cash crunch, PM takes responsibility
The Iraqi government, facing a financial crisis exacerbated by the US-Israeli war on Iran and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, devalued its currency on October 7. The Central Bank of Iraq set the new official exchange rate at 1,520 dinars per US dollar for cash sales, down from 1,320 dinars per dollar, a nearly 15% devaluation. Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi stated he was responsible for the decision, which aims to help the government cover public spending, including salaries, by receiving more local currency for oil revenues. Traders, however, face rising import costs and uncertainty.
16:55
Palestinian artists simultaneously held art exhibitions in Gaza and the West Bank, connecting the two regions through art.
Falasteen Collective, a cultural initiative launched in 2025 by Palestinian artists, filmmakers, and other cultural figures, held a three-day art exhibition titled "Anamel Falasteen" earlier this week. The event was simultaneously hosted at the Bethlehem Peace Center and the Bureij refugee camp in the Gaza Strip. The exhibition brought together works by young Palestinian artists from Gaza and the West Bank, aiming to bridge the geographical divisions caused by Israeli movement restrictions through art.
16:51
Korean Air's Q3 revenue hit a record high of 5.04 trillion won.
Korean Air announced on Thursday that its third-quarter (July-September) revenue reached a record high of 5.04 trillion Korean won (approximately $3.8 billion), a 26% year-on-year increase, driven by strong inbound demand and stable cargo demand, despite persistently high fuel costs. Operating profit for the same period rose by 12% to 421.2 billion Korean won.
16:41
Bybit to adjust risk limits and leverage for ENAUSDT, SUIUSDT and other perpetual contracts from Oct. 16
Bybit will adjust the risk limit and applicable leverage for selected perpetual contracts including ENAUSDT, SUIUSDT, WLDUSDT, TAOUSDT, APTUSDT, INJUSDT, ONDOUSDT, ARBUSDT, TRUMPUSDT, and MSTRUSDT. The adjustments will take effect and automatically apply to accounts by around Oct. 16, 2026, 7:30 AM UTC. A buffer period will end on Nov. 2, 2026, 7:30 AM UTC, after which positions not meeting updated requirements may face liquidation risk.
16:38
Richemont and Signet Reportedly in Talks to Join Bid for De Beers
Luxury giant Richemont and US retailer Signet Jewelers Ltd. are in talks to join a consortium that is in prime position to buy diamond miner De Beers, according to five people familiar with the matter.
16:37
HSBC plans to double its AI team in Hong Kong to 300 people, surpassing the size of its AI center in Singapore.
HSBC announced on Thursday its plan to double its team of artificial intelligence (AI) experts in Hong Kong from 150 to 300 over the next two to three years. This figure significantly exceeds the planned headcount for its recently announced AI center in Singapore. Hong Kong regulators reportedly expressed concerns regarding HSBC's establishment of an AI center in Singapore.
16:35
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) investigation found that nine large banks restricted crypto accounts, but new rules will limit regulators from pressuring banks citing "reputational risk."
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) released survey results on October 14, revealing that nine of the largest national banks under its supervision imposed restrictions on digital asset issuers, exchanges, and managers due to financial crime concerns between 2020 and September 2025. The OCC and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) implemented new rules effective June 9, prohibiting regulators from pressuring banks on client relationships due to "reputational risk" and explicitly banning the use of anti-money laundering concerns as a pretext for reputational risk supervision. Acting Comptroller Jonathan Gould emphasized that banks should use objective, risk-based criteria to evaluate clients, challenging inappropriate exclusions.
16:20
TSMC's Q4 revenue guidance exceeded expectations by 6% to $53.3 billion, with a full-year growth forecast raised to 44%, and consideration for further expansion in the US.
TSMC announced on its Q3 2026 earnings call that it expects Q4 sales to be $53.3 billion at the midpoint, approximately 6% higher than market estimates. The company also raised its full-year 2026 revenue growth forecast from "slightly above 40%" to approximately 44%. Furthermore, TSMC CEO C.C. Wei confirmed that the company is evaluating further expansion of its U.S. production capacity beyond Arizona, with Texas being considered for site selection. He also revealed that TSMC is in talks with Musk's Terafab for capacity cooperation, but emphasized that TSMC must lead the factory's operations.
16:19
AI supply chain credit cracks spark market concerns, 10-year US Treasury yield falls to 5.09%, a three-week low.
Cloud computing company CoreWeave's debt crisis has prompted a re-evaluation of overall financing risks in the AI sector, compounded by higher-than-expected US September CPI data, driving investors into safe-haven assets. During Thursday's Asian trading session, the 10-year US Treasury yield fell 10 basis points to 5.09%, hitting a three-week low. Meanwhile, the MSCI Asia Pacific Index plunged over 3%, South Korea's KOSPI index plummeted 9% in a single day, and both Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix tumbled 11%.
16:14
Ukraine to resume strikes on Russian refineries after 'energy ceasefire' collapses
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the resumption of attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, stating that Moscow failed to uphold its end of a proposed "energy ceasefire" deal brokered by former President Donald Trump. Ukraine had paused strikes for three days at Washington's request. Zelenskyy told the Financial Times that despite Ukraine's pause, Russia launched a massive assault on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, including approximately 40 ballistic missiles. Additionally, Ukrainian officials reported that Starlink connectivity services were restricted across the country, disrupting military operations and stripping Ukraine of advance warnings for incoming ballistic missiles. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk stated that Starshield systems are owned and controlled by the U.S. government, implying their involvement in any curbs on Ukraine's military-grade Starlink network.
16:04
The KOSPI plunged 7.57% to close at 5554.22 points, triggering circuit breakers. Foreign investors net sold $3.6 billion in a single day.
The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) plunged 7.57% on October 15, closing at 5554.22 points, after briefly falling to around 5400 points during the session. Both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets triggered circuit breakers on the sell side and Level 1 halts on the same day, the first time this has happened in approximately two and a half months. Foreign investors' net selling of KOSPI reached 4.8196 trillion Korean Won (approximately $3.6 billion) in a single day, becoming the primary driver of this sharp decline. The trigger for this downturn was the higher-than-expected US September CPI data, which fueled concerns about Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. Simultaneously, rising doubts about the sustainability of AI investments led to declines in the Nasdaq index and NVIDIA's stock price.
16:03
Hyperliquid founder Yan seeks US regulatory clarity to shield its blockchain from direct exchange oversight.
15:54
U.S. Secretary of State Rubio is expected to meet with Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani next week.
U.S. envoys abroad said that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to meet with Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani next week. This move shows that Washington is maintaining engagement with the group amidst Elon Musk's recent public criticism of the Indian billionaire.
15:54
The KOSPI fell 7.57% on Thursday, closing at 5,554.22 points.
South Korean stocks plunged on Thursday, with the KOSPI falling 7.57% to close at 5,554.22 points, its first close in the 5,500 range since July 30. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both fell by approximately 10%, triggering circuit breakers on both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ.
15:52
Russian nuclear-powered submarines test-fired cruise missiles in Pacific exercises, hitting targets 1,200 kilometers away.
Russia's Pacific Fleet announced that one of its nuclear-powered submarines successfully test-fired a cruise missile during exercises, accurately hitting a target 1,200 kilometers away. The exercises come amidst strained relations between Russia and Japan, with Japan having protested Russian military drills near the disputed Kuril Islands in August.
15:43
South Korean exchange Upbit has added Solana (SOL) and XRP as collateral assets for lending.
South Korean exchange Upbit announced that starting October 15, 2026, users can use Solana (SOL) and XRP as collateral for loans. The minimum collateral amount is 20,000 KRW, with a maximum total collateral of 2 billion KRW across all assets. The collateral recognition ratio is 90%.

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