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10/16
21:23
Amy Oldenburg, Global Head of Fixed Income at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, stated that the investment case for Bitcoin as "digital gold" is "quite strong," but she wants to see Bitcoin's trading behavior more closely resemble gold rather than risk assets. She also discussed how stablecoins, quantum computing concerns, AI, and inflation affect Bitcoin demand, emphasizing that Bitcoin's outlook should not be defined by just one day or one piece of inflation data.
21:21
Former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh stated that artificial intelligence will "fundamentally change the conduct of monetary policy" by improving forecasting. He noted that the Federal Reserve currently still uses "old-fashioned models to torture data to figure out underlying inflation trends," but "before long, that will no longer be torture."
21:21
China warned the European Union not to underestimate Beijing’s determination to defend its interests, dismissing claims that the bloc’s pressure yielded concessions in recent automotive trade talks.
21:17
U.S. industrial production rose 0.7% in September, beating expectations of 0.4%. Manufacturing output increased 0.3% (in line with forecasts), utilities rose 3.5%, and mining output was up 0.2%. Capacity utilization reached 76.9%, surpassing the forecast of 76.5%. Industrial output excluding autos climbed 0.9%. Stronger industrial activity signals economic resilience, potentially reinforcing the Fed's cautious stance on inflation.
21:11
According to EIA estimates, electricity generation from small-scale or rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) systems (with capacities less than 1 megawatt) in the United States has increased from 18,812 gigawatt-hours (GWh) to 92,979 GWh over the past decade. California, Arizona, Texas, and Florida are the top four states in the country for small-scale solar generation, benefiting from more abundant solar resources. Despite being located in a region with fewer solar resources, New York ranks fifth nationally in rooftop solar generation due to capacity growth supported by technological improvements and state government incentives.
21:11
The market is closely watching Meta Platforms' upcoming quarterly results next week to assess whether the massive capital investments by hyperscale tech companies in AI can translate into sustainable profitability. Goldman Sachs predicts that the combined capital expenditure of the top five hyperscale companies, including Meta, will rise to approximately $1.2 trillion next year. Recently, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has fallen 8% this month, and AI cloud computing company CoreWeave triggered financing risk alarms due to approximately $50 billion in debt, intensifying market caution towards AI trades. Meta's earnings report will set the tone for subsequent tech giant earnings and directly test the market's pricing logic for the return on AI investment.
21:10
BNY Mellon is launching new tools to safeguard against hidden risks in the approximately $1 trillion asset-backed securities (ABS) market. This move comes a year after two major fraud cases, including the Tricolor incident, exposed significant vulnerabilities in financial documents related to ABS, shaking the market.
21:09
MSCI said on Thursday that Turkey's emerging market status is at risk due to ongoing stock manipulation scandals in the country, and immediately froze certain index changes related to Turkish equity securities. This follows the Turkish Capital Markets Board (SPK) ordering the liquidation of 131 investment funds with a total value of approximately $20.2 billion, and the country's benchmark stock index BIST 100 plummeting 16.7% in September.
21:07
According to Bloomberg Markets, major US banks' earnings this reporting season failed to alter the market's increasingly pessimistic view of the sector, which is experiencing its longest losing streak since the financial crisis. However, equity trading operations emerged as a bright spot in the results.
21:06
The costs of many popular funds have barely budged even though assets have soared, according to WSJ Market.
21:00
CATL aims to further expand and strengthen its battery swap business and push it to a broader customer base, Wallstreetcn learned from sources. Han Wei, former Co-President of the Market System, and Wang Hui, Vice President of Domestic Passenger Vehicle Business, will return to the commercial vehicle business.
20:57
Amjad Masad, CEO of US-based Replit, stated at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco on Thursday that AI agents will handle day-to-day tasks, allowing people to focus on higher-level decisions requiring judgment and taste. He cited Replit's own experience, where AI agents now triage support tickets, enabling human staff to concentrate on architectural design and strategic thinking. Masad believes this shift will make work more productive and creative, a positive vision for the AI transformation.
20:52
Sazmining has launched an offering of Proto immersion hashboards to individual and institutional buyers through its mining-as-a-service platform, with 0% financing available over 18 months and a starting down payment of $1,397. Proto, a bitcoin mining product suite from Block (NYSE: XYZ), designs its hardware for efficiency and durability, with each hashboard configured to deliver approximately 200 TH at about 15 J/TH. Customers own the hashboards outright, receiving mining rewards directly in their wallets, while Sazmining manages deployment, monitoring, and maintenance. Systems are expected to be energized between November and December 2026.
20:52
Iran’s acting oil minister Hamid Bovard stated that Tehran would respond “immediately and appropriately to any US threat to Iranian energy facilities.” He added that the war started by the United States has affected the global energy sector, and Iran would take precise and appropriate retaliatory measures at the right time to counter enemy threats.
20:49
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh, speaking in Bangkok, shared his views on artificial intelligence, calling it the most significant innovation in the global economy in his lifetime. He announced that a working group dedicated to studying the impact of AI on productivity and employment will hold an in-person hearing in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 16. This working group is one of five convened by Warsh, with each group set to submit policy recommendations to the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) by the end of this year or early 2027.
20:45
Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani stated that the southern regions of Lebanon need to begin reconstruction, and displaced people need to return to their homes. He noted that any international reconstruction funds are contingent on Hezbollah disarming, while Israel has stated it will not withdraw its forces unless Hezbollah is fully disarmed.
20:40
According to regional media, Iran's president stated that Tehran does not seek nuclear weapons and is ready for dialogue. This reportedly more moderate diplomatic stance boosted market risk appetite, while oil prices fell on hopes of easing tensions. Analysts believe that any credible progress in negotiations could reduce the geopolitical risk premium in energy markets.
20:36
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said he “can’t tolerate” underlying inflation rising further above 2%.
20:26
Bipartisan U.S. senators have signed a letter requesting an urgent investigation by the U.S. Department of Defense Inspector General into restrictions on SpaceX's Starlink network in Ukraine. Ukraine stated that speed limitations between October 12 and 14 disrupted its battlefield missions, particularly restricting drone flight speeds. The senators expressed "deep concern" over these restrictions, stating they "undermined Ukraine's ability to conduct defensive operations against Russian drone and missile attacks," and demanded to ascertain whether the restrictions were caused by the U.S. Department of Defense or its contractors. SpaceX owner Musk previously hinted that the U.S. government might have been involved in limiting drone speeds in Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy also accused the U.S. of withdrawing intelligence sharing to pressure Kyiv into halting attacks on Russian energy facilities.
20:24
Global onshore oil inventories are estimated to have fallen by 113 million barrels in September, nearing their lowest levels since 2016, according to an International Energy Agency (IEA) report on October 14. Despite an increase in offshore oil inventories, overall stockpiles declined, dimming prospects for an easing of energy-driven inflation. This could delay a looser financing environment in the United States and limit investor interest in risk assets, including Bitcoin.
20:20
Apple's new iPhone Duo saw its initial pre-order inventory sell out almost immediately, with estimated delivery dates slipping from October 23 to November 16–23. However, the rapid sellout may reflect limited initial production rather than exceptionally strong demand, amid reported manufacturing challenges. Early demand appears strong, but Apple's constrained launch inventory makes the scale of consumer interest difficult to assess.
20:15
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is targeting a 'zero deletion' scenario, aiming to lift its market capitalization to $7 billion. The token's market cap currently stands at $3.05 billion, with the price around $0.00000516. For growth to resume, SHIB needs to close the current week above its 23-week moving average. The last line of defense is the $0.00000500 mark, which keeps the market cap near the key $3 billion support. In the past 24 hours, investors withdrew 51 billion tokens from exchanges, with 94.6% of all SHIB controlled by just 798 large wallets.
20:11
Bank of America warns that the AI investment boom is showing signs of a classic capital-cycle risk: surging spending, intensifying competition and falling prices. Hyperscaler capital expenditure expectations have jumped from $330 billion to $1 trillion, equivalent to roughly 3% of U.S. GDP. Meanwhile, AI token prices have fallen around 50% since summer, raising concerns that growing usage may not translate into sufficient revenue. The key risk: AI technology could succeed while investors suffer from overinvestment and declining returns.
20:07
Al Jazeera reports that Israel is deeply embedded in Cyprus' critical water, gas, healthcare, and defense systems through its state-owned water company Mekorot, Aerospace Industries, and a growing network of hospitals. Israeli investors have poured €5.1 billion into Cyprus, an amount 15 times the size of Israel's economy, and its military spending is 73 times that of Cyprus. While the Cypriot government views this as a security alliance against Turkey, many Cypriots fear their country is ceding control of indispensable systems to another nation.

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