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10/15
20:39
The platform's new product allows users to trade against a house, but profits can be queued without a guaranteed payout time if the house's funds run low.
20:38
Bloomberg reports that the renovation project for Brazil's BR-319 Amazon highway, while bringing new opportunities to the region, has also sparked controversy over climate protection due to its passage through areas vulnerable to illegal occupation and deforestation, becoming a significant issue in Brazil's general election.
20:32
Large XRP holders have transferred more coins to Binance, with the total reaching its highest level in seven months. CryptoQuant data shows the 30-day sum of whale deposits to Binance is now near 1.6 billion XRP. This surge in inflows, which has roughly quadrupled in under three months, is seen by analysts as potentially increasing selling pressure, especially as XRP's price slides near $1.30, falling below its 100-day and 200-day moving averages.
20:31
★★★★★PPI YoYPrevious 5.6%Forecast 5.3%Actual 6.3% Above forecast↑
PPI MoMPrevious 0.5%Forecast 0.5%Actual 1.3% Above forecast↑
20:30
★★★★★Previous 1.2%Forecast 0.3%Actual 0.8% Above forecast↑
20:30
★★★★★Previous 197KForecast 200KActual 199K Below forecast↓
20:26
Donald Trump's peace envoy proposed last week in Miami talks that European nations unfreeze some Russian sovereign assets and transfer them to a special purpose vehicle overseen by Washington, the Financial Times reported on Thursday. European representatives immediately rejected the plan, with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stating that these assets, frozen in Europe, should remain in Europe and their use decided by Europe.
20:24
Zimbabwe's ruling party has given businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei a key economic role, days after he was appointed a cabinet minister. Tagwirei was previously sanctioned by the U.S. over alleged corruption.
20:23
Prosecutors in Brooklyn disclosed on October 14 that an international enforcement operation disrupted 112 servers and 241 websites supporting a cryptocurrency investment scheme that allegedly stole tens of millions of dollars from victims, primarily Russian-speaking Americans. Investigators found the same criminal network later approached victims, falsely promising to recover their stolen assets. The three-year investigation, aided by the FBI, has so far recovered approximately $300,000 of the stolen funds.
20:19
The Hong Kong government will release two parcels of land for sale – one for a residential development and another for a student hostel project – in the October to December quarter, as officials maintain a cautious stance towards housing supply even as the market rebounds. One residential site in Sha Tin, measuring 8,015 square meters, is expected to provide about 960 flats.
20:19
Memory chip stocks, including SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron, have seen significant declines this week, falling 26%, 22%, and 11% respectively. The sell-off is driven by concerns over increasing competition from China and potential market oversupply by 2029.

China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) announced plans for a new server memory product, sparking fears that Chinese firms could gain global market share. However, analysts like Ben Barringer of Quilter Cheviot and Kevin Cassidy of Rosenblatt Securities question CXMT's ability to scale production of such advanced technology.

Separately, a South Korean media report cited experts, including Professor Hwang of Seoul National University and Ahn Ki-hyun of the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association, who anticipate a "flood of new supply" by 2029, potentially ending the current "supercycle" by 2030. Elon Musk also commented on the report, stating that China "will be making a LOT of RAM in 2028."

Despite these concerns, Counterpoint Research analyst Jeongku Choi suggests the memory market is entering a "New Normal" era, with long-term agreements potentially mitigating sharp declines in future down cycles, even as DRAM prices are expected to fall by 23% in 2028 compared to 2027.
20:09
Cboe Global Markets will offer trading on 24 of the most actively traded companies and five exchange-traded funds between 7:30 a.m. and 9:25 a.m. ET and 4:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. ET. This expansion follows SEC approval in May.
20:07
Ukrainians fear a reduction in U.S. intelligence and missile warnings, increasing the threat to civilians as Russian attacks intensify, Al Jazeera reported. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated on Monday that NATO's early warning satellites failed to provide intelligence data to Ukraine, despite U.S. President Donald Trump denying that Washington had stopped sharing intelligence. Ukrainian observers believe Trump's move aims to lower global oil prices by pressuring Kyiv to declare an "energy ceasefire" with Moscow, thereby helping the Republican Party win the midterm elections.

Lieutenant General Ihor Romanenko, former Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, stated that the lack of intelligence data "significantly affects air defense efficiency" and has led to Ukrainian drones and missiles "losing accuracy" when striking targets deep inside Russia. Trump announced a Russia-Ukraine "energy ceasefire" on Sunday, demanding an immediate halt to attacks on energy infrastructure by both sides. However, Kyiv expressed surprise, and Moscow refused to respond and continued to attack Ukrainian energy facilities. Additionally, Serhii Beskrestnov, head of Ukraine's drone operations, accused Musk's SpaceX on Wednesday of restricting Starlink satellite terminal services in the military-grade Starshield system. Musk responded that the White House owns and controls the Starshield system, and speed limitations were decided by Trump.
20:06
Al Jazeera cited military analysts who noted that US President Donald Trump had stated on social media that he would not attack Iran before the midterm elections, but also claimed at the Republican convention in September that the conflict would end immediately after the elections. Meanwhile, attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz by Iran surged to post-war highs, with Iran beginning to employ new attack strategies. Data from maritime tracking firm Kpler showed that oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz had recovered to 81% of pre-war levels in September, but recently dropped to a monthly low of 2.9 million barrels per day on October 11 due due to intensified Iranian attacks. Analysts believe that if the situation escalates, the US might conduct limited strikes on Iran's coastline and inland targets, but Iran has adapted, and the US has expended a large number of expensive defensive missile systems, with replenishment of inventory requiring several years. The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament stated last month that its era of "proportional response" has ended.
20:06
Ledger has launched Atom, an Android-based security device that integrates with Solana Mobile and features AI-agent controls, alongside new hardware-tampering protections. This release comes amid an ongoing investigation into modified Ledger wallets.
20:06
UBS has adjusted its Federal Reserve outlook after September's inflation data exceeded expectations, with headline CPI reaching 3.7% year-over-year. The bank now anticipates a total of three rate hikes from the Federal Reserve: in September and December 2026, and March 2027, after which the Fed will pause rate increases until late 2027. UBS stated that inflationary pressures are spreading from the energy sector to goods and services. The market is currently pricing in nearly five rate hikes, indicating that investors expect a more aggressive tightening policy from the Federal Reserve.
20:03
Ledger's Atom will run Android apps like WhatsApp and Instagram, allowing users to switch between smartphone functions and a protected mode for managing digital assets. The company stated the device will incorporate additional protections against supply-chain attacks, following a recent security breach involving a distributor that led to an estimated $93.2 million in losses.
20:02
Amazon on Thursday unveiled two new "Bee" personal AI devices: the Bee Frontier wearable band and the credit card-sized Bee Eclipse smartphone accessory. Both devices are equipped with AI and microphones, capable of recording, transcribing, and analyzing conversations, providing summaries and "memory recall" features. The Bee Frontier is priced at $75, and the Bee Eclipse at $100, with a monthly Bee Pro subscription service available for $12 to unlock additional features. Amazon stated that the devices are designed to ensure no one, including Amazon, can access user data, and users can delete recordings at any time, with no audio stored. This move marks Amazon's latest foray into the AI hardware market, competing with AI wearables from other tech companies like Meta.
20:01
Tether Capital announced a strategic investment in AIsa, a company that enables AI agents to access and pay for data, software, and computing services. AIsa's platform combines access and payment, allowing usage to be billed in fiat or stablecoins. The company reports over 250,000 agents running on its platform and more than 100 million transactions processed. Tether stated the investment advances its ambition to provide wider access to AI and the financial tools needed to use it.
20:00
EPS: $2.03, market expectation $1.97
Revenue: $6.86 billion, market expectation $6.64 billion
Reporting Period: Q3 FY2026 (ended September 30, 2026)
Release Date: October 15, 2026
20:00
EPS: $1.69 vs. est. $1.65
Reporting Period: Q3 FY2026 (ended September 30, 2026)
Release Date: October 15, 2026

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