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10/16
08:25
Vietnam weighs barring foreign purchases of houses
08:22
U.Today Analysis: Bitcoin drops approximately 1.8% to $80,100, testing the key support level at $80,000.
U.Today analysis indicates that Bitcoin's price has been gradually declining from its recent highs, currently down approximately 1.8% to $80,100, testing the critical support level of $80,000. This level is close to the 50-day moving average (around $80,300), and a break below it could lead to further declines into the $77,000-$78,000 range. In the short term, Bitcoin needs to hold above $80,000 and recover above $82,400 to reverse the downtrend.
08:17
A survey shows that South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix has become the most preferred company for job seekers in South Korea over the past year.
SK Hynix, a South Korean chipmaker, was the most preferred company among South Korean job seekers over the past year, according to a survey released Friday by Seoul-based recruitment platform Incruit Corp. SK Hynix ranked first on the platform's list of most-bookmarked companies by job seekers. This feature allows users to receive recruitment information via email from companies they follow. SK Hynix has become South Korea's second-largest company by market capitalization.
08:16
Syria: Two Pipelines Damaged. The Baniyas-Homs oil pipeline experienced a leak linked to an attempted fuel theft, and the Jbessa gas pipeline was damaged by an explosion.
Syrian state media reported that two of the country's natural gas and oil product pipelines were damaged in two separate incidents, the latest in a series of suspected sabotage attacks on Syria's energy infrastructure. The Syrian General Petroleum Corporation announced the damage on Thursday. One oil pipeline, running from Baniyas to Homs, was found damaged and leaking in the Hadida area, linked to an attempted fuel theft; the Jbessa natural gas pipeline in the southern Hasakah province was hit by an explosion later in the afternoon, which was attributed to a sabotage attack. No organization or individual has yet claimed responsibility.
08:12
President Signs Three Congressional Bills into Law
On Thursday, October 15, 2026, the President signed three congressional bills into law. These include S. 240, which amends the Crow Tribe Water Rights Settlement Act of 2010 to provide more flexibility for water projects; S. 283, requiring the Department of Commerce to develop a standard methodology for identifying seafood country of origin; and S. 2403, which amends the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) to define adequate consideration for certain closely held stock.
08:11
CoreWeave and Broadcom Join Objections to OKX-ICE Stock Tokenization, Bringing Total to Nine Issuers
CoreWeave and Broadcom have joined objections to the OKX-ICE stock tokenization venture, which now discloses nine issuer objections. Each objection bars the affected stock token from trading under the SEC’s conditional exemption.
08:07
Brazilian Judge Orders Meta to Treat Runoff Candidates Equally
A judge on Brazil's electoral court has ordered Meta Platforms not to interfere with the publication of any political or election-related content by candidates in the October 25 runoff election.
08:05
Moody's chief economist estimates the Iran conflict costs average American households nearly $2,000; White House refutes.
Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, posted on X on October 12, estimating that the combined economic burden on the U.S. since the U.S. and Israel launched strikes against Iran on February 28 has reached approximately $265 billion, equivalent to nearly $2,000 per American household. Of this, increased energy and transportation costs account for about $1,100, higher borrowing costs due to interest rate hikes account for about $540, and military spending accounts for about $360. Anna Kelly, Principal Deputy Press Secretary for the White House, quickly refuted the estimate, questioning Zandi's political stance and the accuracy of his past predictions, and emphasized that President Donald Trump's actions were aimed at ensuring Iran could not possess nuclear weapons.
08:04
Federal Reserve official Daly stated that inflation risks are "broadly skewed to the upside," and Hammack warned that entrenched inflation expectations might necessitate more aggressive rate hikes.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly stated that her view on inflation persistence has undergone a fundamental shift, now believing that current inflation risks are "broadly skewed to the upside," and abandoning her previous "wait-and-see" approach to supply-side shocks. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack warned that if public inflation expectations significantly worsen, the Federal Reserve might need to take more aggressive rate hike actions, noting that current financial conditions are largely neutral and not feeling significantly restrictive. Both hawkish statements occurred after the release of the higher-than-expected US CPI data on Wednesday.
07:57
Gold maintains its upward momentum due to safe-haven demand and falling government bond yields.
Gold held steady after posting its biggest gain in over two weeks on Thursday, as investors sought safety in bonds amid a stock market sell-off, driving government bond yields lower.
07:46
Australia releases draft bill to adopt OECD crypto tax reporting framework
Australia has released a draft bill to adopt the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). The country is one of 77 jurisdictions committed to CARF, with its first international exchanges of crypto tax data anticipated in 2028.
07:46
Police say a US teen suspect's plot to attack a Hindu temple was foiled by a tip-off.
Police said 19-year-old suspect Alexandros Paporakis planned a mass shooting at a Hindu temple near Chicago, Illinois, but failed when his gun jammed, and was subsequently reported by a colleague. Paporakis has been charged with making terrorist threats and unlawful possession of a weapon. Police found rifles, ammunition, and body armor at his home, along with a document containing extremist ideology in which he identified himself as a "white supremacist neo-Nazi." India's Ministry of External Affairs expressed concern over the incident, stating it "exacerbates our concerns about the growing racial animosity and anti-India hatred in the United States."
07:38
Musk: 10 GW computing power target may be underestimated, actual demand could exceed this figure
Musk posted that his 10 GW hashrate target might be an underestimate, and actual demand could exceed this figure. Previously, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that Musk plans to achieve 10 GW of hashrate by the end of 2027.
07:36
French Prime Minister Lecornu accused the radical left of exploiting student protests to gain an advantage in the presidential election.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu stated this week that students' anger is being manipulated, and the radical left is exploiting the high school movement to gain an advantage in next year's presidential election. This follows three weeks of protests where thousands of students have blocked high schools and taken to the streets. Economist Anne-Laure Delatte believes that despite high borrowing costs for the French government and a divided parliament, France's economic situation is similar to the UK in 2023, rather than the Greek debt crisis of 2012, and France has the capacity to address its public debt issues through tax increases.
07:34
Israeli forces injure Palestinian, detain several in West Bank raid
The Palestinian news agency Wafa reported that Israeli forces raided the city of Tulkarm in the occupied West Bank on Thursday evening. During the raid, a Palestinian youth was wounded by live-fire shrapnel to the head and several young men were detained. Israeli forces also deployed heavily across the city, firing stun grenades and tear gas. The wounded youth's condition was stable.
07:25
Pirate Chain exploit creates 39.8M ARRR
The Pirate Chain network remains operational, but users have been asked not to move funds while developers work on recovery.
07:25
The bOSMO project has initiated a compensation plan due to a vulnerability that allowed low-cost token minting, putting liquidity pools at risk. However, tokens purchased after a specific snapshot date are not eligible for compensation.
07:23
Federal Judge Rejects Joint Request from Gemini and CFTC to Vacate $5 Million Settlement
A federal judge has rejected an unusual joint request from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and cryptocurrency exchange Gemini Trust Co. to withdraw a Biden administration enforcement action that sought a $5 million penalty from Gemini, led by the Winklevoss brothers.
07:20
China is accelerating the internationalization of the RMB, aiming to build a more comprehensive financial ecosystem where its functions extend beyond trade settlement.
07:17
UKMTO Warns of "Severe" Threat to Shipping in Strait of Hormuz, Attacks "Highly Likely"
The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) center stated that the threat to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz remains "severe" and warned that further attacks are highly likely given ongoing Iranian military activity. In its latest advisory issued on behalf of the Joint Maritime Information Centre (JMIC), UKMTO noted that on October 11 and 13, there were eight vessel attacks involving unidentified projectiles within the strait, including four oil tankers and four container ships, with the GFS Pride catching fire and sinking on October 14. The report also stated that attacks, attempted attacks, and harassment by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) are continuing, including drone overflights, surveillance of merchant vessels, and radio warnings. The center said that commercial traffic remains well below pre-war levels, although with US assistance, an average of about 30 vessels per day have transited in the past 96 hours. UKMTO warned that vessels with identification systems activated face a higher risk of being targeted or ordered to divert to Iranian-controlled routes. Since March 1, 149 maritime security incidents have been reported in the region.
07:06
Hong Kong Investors Most Eager to Outperform, But Temper Return Hopes: Survey
A survey by Natixis Investment Managers in August found that 95% of Hong Kong investors aim to outperform the market, the highest proportion in Asia (average 85%). However, their long-term return expectations are more subdued, averaging 12.3% above inflation, compared to the regional average of 17.3% driven by AI-fueled optimism.
07:03
US embassy warns of potential attacks on Saudi airports, restricts staff travel and urges citizens to take extreme caution
The US embassy in Riyadh issued a security alert on Thursday, stating that US government employees now require special authorization to use any airport in Saudi Arabia due to potential attacks. It urged US citizens to "take extreme caution" if using Saudi airports and suggested private car, train, or bus travel as alternatives. Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport has extended its suspension of operations through Saturday, while King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam are experiencing delays and cancellations. Airports in Bahrain, Jordan, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE remain operational.
07:03
China's military completed its restructuring in 2016, while India's military is only now beginning the process.
06:48
Crypto investor Nic Carter warns quantum fixes for Bitcoin could risk locking out legitimate owners
Crypto investor Nic Carter highlighted a hypothetical quantum attack scenario where a hostile actor could recover keys to dormant Bitcoin. He warns that while quantum fixes could protect Bitcoin, legitimate owners unable to migrate or prove prior control might risk lockout. Glassnode's May 20 analysis identified 6.04 million BTC, or 30.2% of then-issued supply, with public keys already exposed. Security researcher Jameson Lopp estimated that about 2.6 million exposed BTC might be unable to migrate. Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIP) 360 and 361 are exploring new output types and restrictions on legacy signatures to address these risks, with Google setting a precautionary migration deadline of 2029 for its own quantum research.
06:46
Canada warns citizens to avoid Saudi airports due to attacks
Canada has advised its citizens to avoid all travel to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and non-essential travel to other Saudi airports, following a series of missile and drone attacks. The Canadian embassy in Saudi Arabia noted that airports in Riyadh and Dammam had been targeted multiple times in recent days, and Riyadh’s main airport remained closed. The embassy warned that further attacks could occur, affecting airspace restrictions, airport closures, and flight disruptions with little or no warning. Canadians were also advised to consider flights from neighboring countries if they wish to leave Saudi Arabia.
06:38
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong releases Coinbase plugin for Omarchy Linux, enabling portfolio tracking and trading
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong announced he has built a Coinbase plugin for Omarchy Linux. The plugin allows users to view their portfolio balance, track any asset, and easily trade any asset on Coinbase. Armstrong noted that Coinbase also connects to users' favorite agents in Omarchy, aligning with the vision of an AI-enabled operating system.
06:36
Israel Halts Commercial Goods Entry to Gaza, Hamas Denies Tax Accusations
Israel announced on Wednesday the suspension of commercial goods, including essential items like fruits and winter clothing, from entering Gaza, citing a tax dispute between local merchants and Hamas, Al Jazeera reported. COGAT, the Israeli military body responsible for humanitarian affairs in Gaza, claimed the decision was made because Hamas was imposing a 10,000 shekel (approximately $3,220) fee on every truck entering Gaza and demanding 30% of sales in cash from local merchants. The Gaza government media office on Thursday refuted these claims as "blatant disinformation propaganda," stating that the fees were voluntary donations to aid those in need, such as widows and orphans. This move is expected to impact the supply of critical goods for the 2.1 million residents of the Gaza Strip, a region still facing famine.
06:32
US stocks closed higher, with AI shares stabilizing, after US September wholesale inflation surged 6.3% year-on-year, the largest increase since 2022.
Wall Street stocks rebounded on Thursday from a weak open after disappointing inflation data, with AI stocks easing pressure following a rout in Asian tech shares. Earlier data showed U.S. wholesale inflation surged 6.3% year-over-year in September, the largest annual increase since 2022, driven by soaring gasoline prices due to the war with Iran. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 1.1%, the Nasdaq Composite edged up 0.1%, and the S&P 500 rose 0.3%. Analysts noted that despite the hot inflation data, falling U.S. Treasury yields provided some support for equities. Additionally, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism about CoreWeave's prospects, boosting tech investor confidence, and CoreWeave shares rose 6% on Thursday after falling over 15% on Wednesday.
06:29
Asian Stocks Set for Friday Gains, Ending Four-Day Slide as AI Valuation Concerns Ease
06:19
Saudi Arabia calls Houthi attacks 'full-fledged war crimes', vows 'all legitimate measures' to defend territory
Saudi Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed Elkhereiji stated that Houthi missile and drone attacks on civilian, economic, and airport facilities, including Islam's holiest cities Mecca and Medina, constitute "full-fledged war crimes." Elkhereiji added that the kingdom will take "all legitimate measures" to defend its territory and deter aggressors, according to remarks carried by the Foreign Ministry’s X account. The ministry also reiterated Saudi Arabia’s support for Yemen’s internationally recognised government.

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