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10/17
11:54
Morgan Stanley Chief Equity Strategist Mike Wilson noted in his latest report that the US stock market is experiencing a rare internal divergence, with indices appearing calm while ordinary stocks are in disarray. He warned that tightening financial conditions are primarily impacting ordinary stocks, rather than the few AI-centric giants. Morgan Stanley's Composite Financial Conditions Index has jumped to approximately 1.4 standard deviations, a level only breached a few times in the past 35 years. The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index has lagged the market-cap-weighted index by 6% over the past six months. In September, when the 10-year US Treasury yield surpassed 5%, the equal-weight index fell by 5% in a single month, while the market-cap-weighted index remained almost flat. Goldman Sachs' Tony Pasquariello added that the median S&P 500 component stock has fallen 15% from its 52-week high, the worst reading since the dot-com bubble burst. Furthermore, the S&P 500 equity risk premium has fallen below zero, and financial stocks have dropped 7.7% in 30 days, with their performance relative to the S&P 500 falling to its lowest level since 2019.
11:28
Anthropic is reportedly lobbying the U.S. Congress in secret to advance an AI safety bill it primarily drafted, which sets an extremely high bar for federal government intervention in frontier AI models. Citing Politico, Reuters reported that Anthropic representatives have privately lobbied members of Congress on this draft legislation. According to the bill, the government could only intervene to prevent the release or use of an AI model if it poses a foreseeable, imminent risk—specifically, one that could cause over $1 billion in damages or lead to the death or serious injury of more than 50 people. Furthermore, the bill strictly limits regulatory authority to the Department of Commerce and federal courts, explicitly prohibiting any other U.S. government department, agency, or official from suspending the development, deployment, or internal use of AI models. Analysts believe that if this bill becomes law, it would grant frontier AI models a high degree of operational certainty in the U.S. market, with regulatory intervention risks strictly constrained by law.
11:25
U.Today analysis indicates that Shiba Inu (SHIB) recorded a trading volume of 81 billion tokens in the past 24 hours, with a net outflow of 32.76 billion SHIB. This suggests that more tokens are moving from exchanges to private wallets, typically signaling reduced selling pressure. During this period, SHIB's price increased by 3.92% to $0.00000514. Furthermore, active addresses grew by 1.01% to 165,200, while on-chain reserves decreased to 87.09 trillion tokens, with only a 0.02% change in 24 hours, demonstrating increased holder confidence. The analysis suggests that if funds continue to flow out, SHIB is poised to approach its recent high of $0.0000052.
11:11
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) tweeted that he was merely testing an AI tool to clean up old reposts, not deleting any original content, and urged the market not to overinterpret it. Previously, there were market rumors that CZ was deleting a large number of old tweets, sparking speculation.
11:01
Wall Street Insights analysis points out that gold has fallen by approximately 27% from its historical peak of $5,608 per ounce in January 2026 to $4,112, while silver prices have halved to around $56. However, the price decline has not rectified the structural imbalances in the physical market: in Q2 2026, global central bank gold purchases reached 288.9 tons, the highest on record for the same period, occurring within a quarter where gold prices fell by 14%; the silver market is projected to record a supply deficit for the sixth consecutive year, with the deficit expanding to 46.3 million ounces in 2026, and virtually no growth in mine supply. The analysis suggests that this decline primarily purged speculative positions rather than addressing the supply-demand gap, indicating widening cracks in the physical market and foreshadowing a potential precious metals crisis.
11:01
US President Donald Trump has used his presidential authority to block numerous sanctions on Russia that were recently passed by the US Congress, stating in an executive order on Friday night that it is in the US "national interests" to withhold some of them. The sanctions bill, which Trump signed into law in September, was due to take effect on Sunday. This move comes days after Trump announced the US would import Russian diesel to lower energy prices, a plan that has triggered bipartisan backlash from lawmakers and criticism from allies.
10:45
Canada has condemned the Houthi strikes on Maashiq Palace in Yemen’s southern city of Aden, which killed five people and wounded others. The Canadian embassy in Saudi Arabia expressed condolences to the victims’ families and called for an immediate de-escalation of hostilities, reaffirming solidarity with the internationally recognized Government of Yemen and the Yemeni people.
10:34
Google announced that its Willow quantum chip has reduced the error rate by approximately 40 times when preparing the special states required for quantum computing, thereby alleviating one of the hardware bottlenecks for cracking Bitcoin wallets in the future. This breakthrough addresses a costly step in quantum computing: how to efficiently prepare "magic states" for computation. Google previously estimated that a future superconducting quantum computer with fewer than 500,000 physical qubits could theoretically crack Bitcoin and Ethereum wallet encryption under specific hardware assumptions.
10:18
Nikkei Asia reports that Southeast Asian nations are facing pressure to choose sides as the competition between the United States and China intensifies in the field of artificial intelligence. Many countries are attempting to maintain good relations with both the U.S. and China, but there is growing concern that this pressure could force them to make a choice, impacting the region's security and business activities.
10:15
South Korea and the United States held their first "two-plus-two" meeting of finance and monetary policymakers in Bangkok on Friday, on the sidelines of a G20 ministerial gathering. The meeting, involving South Korean Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il and Bank of Korea Gov. Shin Hyun-song, along with US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh and US Deputy Treasury Secretary Francis Brooke, aimed to strengthen coordination in responding to external uncertainties.
10:13
Lars Moravy, Vice President of Vehicle Engineering at Tesla, for the first time systematically disclosed the core technical details of the new Roadster on October 16. The vehicle abandons the all-wheel-drive solution in favor of a dual-motor rear-wheel-drive layout, equipped with a custom-designed 4680 battery, targeting a total vehicle weight slightly below 1700 kg. The top-tier Rocket version will feature SpaceX cold gas thrusters, claiming a 0-to-60 mph acceleration in just 0.55 seconds, and possessing limited ground-effect flight capability. Additionally, the new Roadster introduces an active ground suction system to compensate for insufficient aerodynamic effects at low speeds.
10:03
UKMTO reported a total of 12 attacks during its latest weekly reporting period, 10 of which occurred in the Strait of Hormuz. The organization warned that it is difficult to determine the true number of attacks because most affected vessels refuse to report incidents to them.
10:02
Visa and Mastercard announced on October 15 that they will adopt USDC payments in 200 countries and regions worldwide, providing eligible businesses with new stablecoin funding routes. Visa will pre-fund Visa Direct cross-border payments through Inyo Global, while Mastercard will connect stablecoin balances to local currency bank payments via the BVNK platform.
09:53
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) navy says a supertanker carrying over two million barrels of crude oil struck a sea mine and caught fire while attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz via an “unauthorised” route. The IRGC alleged the tanker had turned off tracking systems and was attempting passage with US military support, warning that “The Strait of Hormuz is closed” and vessels violating regulations would face severe consequences.
09:43
Ricardo Pires, a spokesperson for UNICEF, stated that Israeli attacks on Gaza have resulted in the deaths of over 340 children and injuries to hundreds since the "ceasefire" agreement took effect in October 2025. Speaking at a press conference at the UN headquarters in Geneva, Pires noted that attacks on Palestinians are continuing amid the ongoing "blockade" of the Gaza Strip. He added that attacks over the past two weeks have killed five boys and two girls, and seriously injured at least 33 children. Approximately 800,000 children in Gaza are currently displaced, with most living in tents or unsafe structures, and conditions are expected to worsen further in winter.
09:24
JPMorgan Chase's "Democrat Factor" has risen by approximately 20% since August, significantly outperforming the S&P 500's 2.6% gain over the same period, reflecting Wall Street's growing expectation of a Democratic sweep of both chambers. Prediction platform Polymarket currently prices the probability of a Democratic sweep at 64-65%. However, pricing at the broad U.S. stock market index level still reflects the old baseline scenario of a "divided Congress."

ZeroHedge, after reviewing the latest research reports from major investment banks, noted that JPMorgan Chase Delta-One strategist Manish Sinha stated that if compared on a risk-parity basis, the factor's annualized return would be as high as approximately 170%. Goldman Sachs strategist Alec Phillips cited historical data, cautioning that prediction markets tend to overestimate the probability of the challenging party sweeping both chambers as midterm elections approach, with an average decline of about 5 percentage points from early October to election day.

Wall Street investment banks have also provided specific long and short strategies for a "Democratic Congress" scenario, including recommendations to short small and mid-cap defense stocks, capital market-related stocks, energy permit beneficiaries, and cryptocurrency-related assets driven by the CLARITY Act.
09:24
US Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro has called for accountability after Israeli settlers attacked Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine and Palestinian villagers in the occupied West Bank on Friday. DeLauro stated that if settlers would attack an American journalist on camera, in broad daylight, one can only imagine what Palestinian families face when no one is watching. Levine reported being kicked approximately 50 times during the attack, which also involved setting olive groves on fire and throwing rocks.
09:01
The White House announced that the U.S. President has implemented the Lindsey Graham Sanction Russia and Iran Act. Under this act, the U.S. will impose a 500% ad valorem tariff on goods from the Russian Federation. Additionally, for the top five importing countries that knowingly purchase Russian crude oil or natural gas on or after October 18, 2026, and the top five facilitating countries for Russian oil sanction evasion, their goods tariffs will increase by 100%. The President has also, under the authority of the act, exempted certain sanctions, restrictions, and tariffs, and has submitted certifications and reports to Congress justifying these exemptions as being in the U.S. national interest.
08:58
AI lab Anthropic offered Blackstone a double-digit yield in its latest chip funding round, the Financial Times reported. However, high borrowing costs are complicating its goal of achieving an investment-grade rating.
08:46
The Indian Rupee gained approximately 2% this week, closing at 84.96 per US dollar on Friday, marking its largest weekly increase in seven months. This follows measures by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to stabilize the exchange rate, including directing oil dollar demand to the over-the-counter market and significantly tightening limits on foreign currency purchases. However, these policies have also had side effects: hedging costs have surged to a decade high, bond yields have climbed to their highest level in over three years, and foreign exchange market liquidity has rapidly shrunk. Fundamental data shows India's merchandise trade deficit widened to $30.21 billion in September, up from $26.8 billion in August, intensifying market concerns about current account pressures. On the reserves front, the RBI raised over $14 billion through special measures and has used about half of it to replenish foreign exchange reserves. However, as of the end of August, the central bank's net forward dollar liabilities still stood at $20 billion.
08:42
Yemeni government forces claim 168 Houthi militants were killed and 210 injured in ground clashes and airstrikes in Taiz province, totaling 378 casualties, according to a statement from the Taiz Axis Military Command. The statement noted that warplanes conducted nine airstrikes on Houthi positions and gatherings in the al-Misrakh district, the al-Shaqab front, and areas surrounding Taiz city. Fighting was also reported on the western front.
08:28
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez stated that the war in Iran has cost Europe over €100 billion (approximately $112 billion), with ordinary citizens bearing the economic burden. He posted on X with an accompanying video statement, saying: "Those who oppose the war are right, and we know that ordinary citizens will ultimately pay for it." Sánchez said at a press conference following the European Council summit in Brussels that opponents of the war have been proven right not only in terms of international law and human rights, but also regarding the economic and social consequences citizens are experiencing. He added that the Spanish Parliament has approved an aid package worth over €12 billion (approximately $13.4 billion) to protect affected industries and motorists. Sánchez emphasized that the current priority is to resolve this disaster as quickly as possible.
08:17
U.Today analysis indicates that Ethereum (ETH) is currently trading at $2,455, slightly below the resistance level of $2,490, with strong support at $2,310. If the daily closing price can sustain above $2,490, it could potentially rise to $2,600; a drop below $2,310 might lead to a slide towards $2,100.
08:06
Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto told the BBC that US President Donald Trump's move to limit Ukraine's access to satellite systems and intelligence is a "complete mistake, a major mistake" that risks prolonging Russia's full-scale invasion. Crosetto warned that such actions "make absolutely no sense" and would not help bring peace. Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni also previously criticized Trump's deal to buy diesel from Russia, calling it a "very risky choice" that would "grant Russia legitimacy."
08:01
Anthropic released research on October 16, demonstrating that its Claude Mythos 5, aided by an automated evaluation system, optimized eight quantum circuit design tasks spanning quantum chemistry, optimization, physical simulation, and number theory. The AI developed a reversible modular inverse algorithm, reducing the number of quantum gates for elliptic curve point addition circuits by approximately 17 times (though requiring a 12% increase in qubits), and decreasing the number of gates for Reed–Solomon decoding circuits in the quantum optimization algorithm DQI by about 12 times. The research results are still in the design and verification phase and have not yet been validated on actual quantum hardware.

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