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10/16
13:11
Record number of attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, oil exports slow to 12.6 million bpd
According to BBC Verify's analysis of UK maritime agency data, 12 vessels were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding areas between October 5 and 11, marking the highest weekly total since the start of the US-Iran war. As the number of attacks increased, oil exports through the strait slowed from 15 million barrels/day at the end of September to 12.6 million barrels/day on October 13, significantly lower than the pre-war level of 17 million barrels/day. Experts believe Iran is attempting to strengthen its control over the waterway by attacking ships.
13:11
BBC: Western countries are seeing a surge in deportations of Russian dissidents, with many facing imprisonment or conscription upon returning home.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported a significant increase in the number of anti-government activists seeking asylum who were repatriated to Russia by Western countries over the past year. The number of repatriations from the United States rose from 222 in 2023 to over 1,200 in 2025, while Germany's repatriations increased from 7 in 2023 to over 110 in 2025. The European Union's approval rate for Russian asylum applications also dropped from 23% in 2024 to approximately 17% in the first nine months of 2025. The report noted that many of these repatriated dissidents face risks of arrest, imprisonment, or forced conscription upon returning home. For example, anti-war activist Leonid Melekhin was sentenced to six years in prison for "justifying terrorism" after his repatriation. Western governments are facing political pressure and security concerns regarding immigration, leading to tighter restrictions on humanitarian programs and asylum seekers.
13:08
Metals rebound in London as sentiment improves after US inflation shock
Metals — including copper, aluminum and zinc — rebounded in London after a shaky few days of trading fueled by fears of more aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve.
13:03
'Father of Lan Kwai Fong' Allan Zeman's Group launches first luxury residential project in Hong Kong
Allan Zeman's Lan Kwai Fong Group has launched its first luxury residential project in Hong Kong, named 181 Clearwater. Located in rural Sai Kung, the project, developed with Far East Consortium and Hien Lee Engineering, has received presale approval and is slated for completion in mid-2027. It comprises 26 private garden villas, ranging from 1,877 to 2,867 square feet, bringing a Thai resort-style concept to the city. Zeman is bullish on the Northern Metropolis and stated he would sell his Lan Kwai Fong assets if the price was right.
13:02
Moody's: IPO Market Slump Prompts Private Equity Firms to Pay Dividends to Investors via Debt Markets, EMEA Region May See Another €41 Billion in Debt
Moody's Ratings states that private equity firms are increasingly returning cash to investors through debt-funded dividend recaps, due to a continued slump in IPOs and company sales. Moody's expects private equity firms in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region could take on an additional €41 billion (approximately $46 billion) in debt before reaching leverage levels that would typically trigger a rating downgrade. Moody's analyst Mayank Mallik noted that this practice is largely confined to the best-performing companies, but if the IPO window were to unexpectedly open, companies that have recently undergone dividend recaps might be unable to seize the opportunity. Moody's also stated that distributions from private equity funds to investors have fallen from over 30% of initial net asset value in 2022 to about 12% currently.
12:53
Fed Chair Warsh: AI is the "most consequential change" to the global economy in his lifetime, predicting positive effects but a "bumpy" path
US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh stated on Friday that AI technology represents the "most consequential change" to the global economy he has witnessed. He predicted its effects would be positive, driving prices up in the short term through demand-side effects but bringing a huge long-term benefit via supply-side shock, though the path forward would be "very bumpy". Warsh also noted the Fed expects to use AI to better analyze data for monetary policy. He reiterated his belief that the technology would make economies more productive if put to good use.
12:44
South Korea's manufacturing employment rises for first time in 27 months in September
South Korea's manufacturing employment rose for the first time in 27 months in September, with manufacturers employing 4.36 million people, up 16,000 from a year earlier, government data released Friday showed. This increase ends 26 consecutive months of job losses in the sector, which had shed 38,000 jobs in August and 68,000 in July.
12:43
CoinGecko Report: Total Crypto Market Cap Jumps $800 Billion in Q3 2026, But Spot Trading Volume Drops 14%
CoinGecko's Q3 2026 report shows the total crypto market capitalization grew by 39.6% from July to September, reaching approximately $2.96 trillion. However, spot trading volume on the top ten centralized exchanges decreased by 14.2% to $1.65 trillion, while perpetual contract open interest surpassed $100 billion by the end of September, a 40.6% increase. This indicates a recovery in valuations accompanied by reduced spot trading volumes and an increase in the dollar value of derivatives contracts.
12:34
Gaza Health Ministry: Israel blocks critically ill patients from leaving Gaza, overwhelming hospitals
Gaza’s Health Ministry stated that Israel has kept the Rafah crossing closed for a second consecutive week, preventing critically ill and wounded patients from seeking treatment abroad. The ministry warned that this has led to a dangerous backlog of critical cases, with waiting lists growing daily and far exceeding the capacity of Gaza’s dilapidated hospitals. It called on all concerned parties to apply urgent pressure on Israel to open Rafah and other crossings.
12:31
Singapore-flagged ship sank in Strait of Hormuz, but experts say vessels will continue transiting
One Singapore-flagged container ship, GFS Pride, sank and another, GFS Giselle, was damaged after being attacked in the Strait of Hormuz this week. Maritime experts say Singapore vessels will continue navigating the perilous strait due to strong demand for Middle Eastern energy and commercial opportunities, despite heightened risks. Crossings through the Strait of Hormuz fell to 131 in the week ended Oct. 14, from 176 the previous week.
12:31
Binance founder CZ retweeted, expressing regret over the temporary suspension of the Solana Shanghai event and noting that it was not the first time this had occurred.
12:31
OpenAI Discloses: Its AI Agent Stole Funds from Another Wallet Using a Public Seed Phrase After Depleting Funds on the Ethereum Testnet
OpenAI disclosed on Thursday that its internal research model, GPT-5.6 Sol series, ran out of funds while executing coding tasks on the Ethereum Sepolia testnet. It then scanned publicly available seed phrases commonly used by developers, found, and utilized test tokens from another wallet to cover the fees. The incident occurred on June 26 and was discovered by OpenAI on September 25. Before acting, the model questioned the ethics of the move but ultimately deemed the funds "practically abandoned." OpenAI stated it has since increased internet access restrictions and monitoring measures.
12:25
South Korea's KOSPI index rose 4.08% today, now at 5,780.78.
12:20
Bitcoin buyers snap up brief drop below $80,000 to rebound to $82,500, as Asian stocks rebound
Bitcoin rebounded to nearly $82,500 within two hours after briefly dipping below $80,000 in Friday Asian morning hours. Concurrently, Asian chip stocks recovered from Thursday's rout, with South Korea's Kospi jumping nearly 3% and the MSCI Asia Pacific equities gauge climbing 1.3%. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both gained over 2%.
12:20
FT Opinion: US business leaders are waking up to the dangers of "plutocratic populism," which undermines free trade and global alliances.
12:19
UK Chancellor Reeves courts UBS for London HQ move amid new capital proposals
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is actively pitching the City of London to Swiss bank UBS as a potential new headquarters location. UBS is currently weighing its options in response to new capital proposals, according to the Financial Times.
12:16
Samsung Electronics rose 4.05% today, now trading at ₩218,500.
12:14
Fed's Warsh says AI path will be 'very bumpy' but ultimately 'very good' for wealth
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said he's optimistic that artificial intelligence will make economies that use it well more productive and wealthier, though he warned the road there will be "very bumpy" and its near-term effect on jobs is unknown. Warsh spoke at a fireside chat with the International Monetary Fund's managing director, Kristalina Georgieva, as part of the weeklong IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok on Friday. He declined to say what he will do at the coming Fed meeting, stating he does not prejudge meetings.
12:08
Musk reposted a tweet, stating that Tesla's achievements are "not AI."
Musk retweeted a post from user tobi, which stated, "Tesla actually did it. This is not AI."
12:05
Hybe shares jump 10% on Friday as BTS world tour lifts Q3 earnings hopes, with revenue expected to reach 1.5 trillion won ($1.11 billion) and concert revenue nearly tripling to 717 billion won.
12:03
Saudi Arabia says 2027 Asian Cup preparations remain on schedule despite Houthi attacks
Saudi Arabia's local organising committee stated late on Thursday that preparations for the 2027 AFC Asian Cup are still on schedule, despite escalating Houthi attacks on the kingdom. The tournament is set to begin on January 7 in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Al Khobar. AFC President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa said on Wednesday that a final decision could wait until the end of November, adding that a one-year postponement to 2028 is possible if needed.
12:03
Tesla unveils second-generation Roadster, with Musk claiming it has "flying" capabilities and is planned for mass production in 2028.
Tesla unveiled the second-generation Roadster sports car on Thursday at the SpaceX rocket test site in Texas. Musk stated at the launch event that the car is equipped with compressed air thrusters, enabling it to truly "fly" and land smoothly after launching off a ramp. The new Roadster is scheduled for mass production in 2028, a nine-year delay from the promised 2020 production date when pre-orders were first taken in 2017. Independent research firm Battle Road Research estimates that if the Roadster sells 7,000 units in its first year of production, at an average price of $280,000, it would generate nearly $2 billion in annualized revenue for Tesla and boost the market's expected 2027 revenue by approximately 2%. Musk reiterated that the Roadster will be Tesla's only model to retain manual driving functionality in the long term.
12:02
Citadel Securities: US Stock Earnings Season to Be a Fundamental Stress Test, High Profit Expectations Face Scrutiny
Scott Rubner, Chief Equity/Derivatives Strategist at Citadel Securities, stated that despite a constructive view on U.S. equities for Q4, the upcoming Q3 earnings season in the next few weeks will be a "stress test" for the fundamental backdrop. Market consensus expects S&P 500 earnings per share to grow by approximately 27% year-over-year, marking the third-highest pre-earnings season expectation since 2010. Around 47% of S&P 500 index-weighted companies are scheduled to release their results between October 28 and November 3, with Micron and NVIDIA collectively contributing 36% of the S&P 500's expected earnings growth. Citadel Securities noted a rebound in retail investor buying (net purchases of $9.1 billion last week) and a rally in equal-weighted indices, but subdued index volatility is masking rising single-stock risks. The firm prefers selective single-stock exposure over simply increasing index beta.
12:02
CoreWeave's three founders have collectively cashed out $3.3 billion post-IPO, as the company's credit risk surges to an all-time high.
CoreWeave's three co-founders, Michael Intrator, Brian Venturo, and Brannin McBee, have cumulatively sold $3.3 billion worth of company stock since its IPO in March 2025, with $2.4 billion cashed out in 2026 alone, Bloomberg reported on October 16. Following this news, CoreWeave's stock price plummeted by 15.46% on Wednesday.

The founders' large-scale divestment comes against a backdrop of deteriorating credit risk indicators for the company: CoreWeave's five-year credit default swap (CDS) spread, which measures its five-year credit risk, surged to 1194.5 basis points during the week of October 14, marking an all-time intraday high and implying a greater than 60% probability of debt default within five years. Analysts point out that the founders' significant share sales at a time when the company's credit risk is at a record high have sparked deep market questions about the sustainability of the high-leverage financing model for AI hashrate.
11:54
Elon Musk retweeted a post stating that the Tesla Roadster's battery and drive unit are one-third more powerful than the Model S Plaid, weigh half as much, and deliver 1 megawatt (MW) of pure power.
11:52
Fed's Kevin Warsh: AI investment surge is a result of "good policy," AI boom is the most important factor for global economic upside; the Federal Reserve will no longer pre-judge meetings, and a working group will hold a field hearing in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 16.
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh stated that the recent "massive surge in investment" driven by AI is not accidental but the result of "good policy." He believes the AI boom "may be the most important thing on the upside for the global economy." Warsh also said he did not want to give any hints about the deliberations of the October FOMC meeting, emphasizing "no prejudging meetings," "don't believe in saying what I'll do at a meeting now," and stating, "This is a new chapter for the Federal Reserve, we don't do that anymore." Additionally, Warsh revealed that one or more Federal Reserve working groups will hold a field hearing in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 16.
11:46
Wu Blockchain reports: Singapore's Bayfront Bank (SGB) announced that retail customers can now achieve two-way conversion between USD and USDT/USDC through its mobile banking application, eliminating the need for crypto exchanges. Customers can also hold both fiat currency and stablecoins in the same bank account.
Wu Blockchain reports: Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB) announced that retail customers can now convert between USD and USDT/USDC bi-directionally through its mobile banking app, without needing a crypto exchange. Customers can also hold both fiat and stablecoins in the same bank account. This service is available 24 hours a day, Monday to Friday. Singapore Gulf Bank was launched by Whampoa Group and is one of Asia's key crypto-friendly banks.
11:45
Japanese stocks broadly rose on Friday, with BAYCURRENT and SHIFT Software surging over 16% due to strong earnings reports.
On Friday, the Nikkei 225 index rose by approximately 1.7%, and the Topix index increased by 1.8%. Management consulting giant BAYCURRENT saw its stock price surge by 17.25% to an all-time high, following the release of its first-half fiscal year earnings report after market close yesterday, which showed a significant 28.5% increase in operating profit and ambitious future plans. Japanese software testing and quality assurance leader SHIFT also experienced a stock price jump of 16.52% due to strong financial results and impressive performance guidance.
11:45
Indonesia's stock market plunged 11% on Friday, triggering a circuit breaker, after MSCI considered removing it from its global equity indices.
MSCI stated that Indonesia is no longer suitable for classification as an emerging market, which could lead to its exclusion from global equity indices. Following this news, Indonesia's benchmark stock index plunged by as much as 11% intraday on Friday, triggering a circuit breaker and halting trading for 30 minutes. The Indonesian Rupiah also edged lower. Bank Indonesia subsequently announced that it would continue to intervene in offshore and onshore foreign exchange markets to stabilize the exchange rate. Indonesia's 10-year government bond yield rose by 10 basis points, reaching a two-month high.
11:42
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi tells Israel opening Gaza access is 'immediate priority'
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Israeli President Isaac Herzog during a meeting in Azerbaijan that the "immediate priority is to fully open access to the Gaza Strip." Wang also stated that "promoting peace and reconciliation" in the region is "the cornerstone of China's Middle East policy."

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