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10/19
17:10
South Korean copper smelter LS MnM announced on Monday that it is reviewing plans to adjust raw material procurement and production levels in response to a sharp drop in smelting profits. Despite copper prices being near historical highs, a supply-demand imbalance has driven processing fees to record lows. LS MnM is South Korea's only dedicated copper smelter, with an annual production capacity of 680 (unit unspecified, typically kilotons) at its Onsan smelter in Ulsan.
17:05
U.S. Treasury yields moved lower on Monday, with the 10-year yield falling more than 2 basis points to 5.0729%. The yield on longer-dated 30-year U.S. Treasurys was also 2 basis points lower at 5.4122%. Investors are assessing the domestic inflation and interest rate backdrop against broader geopolitical developments.
17:04
According to reports, Iran has provided Hezbollah with $200 million in aid, which the group announced on October 13 it would distribute to Lebanese families who lost homes in the recent war with Israel. This move has intensified pressure on the Lebanese government from the US, with a US Department of State official denying Iran's ability to transfer such funds under stringent economic pressure. Hezbollah plans to offer $14,000 to families in Beirut and its suburbs, and $12,000 to those outside the capital, along with furniture financing.
16:55
Beijing MXChip Technology Co., Ltd. today announced the completion of over 400 million yuan in Series A financing, led by Boyuan Capital, with follow-on investments from Bosch Ventures, miHoYo, GigaDevice, and continued additional investment from existing shareholders including Xiaomi Ventures. This round of funding will be used for the industrialization and commercialization of RRAM and the research and development of new product LPU (Language Processing Unit). On the same day, Tao Lu, former President and General Manager of Greater China at Graphcore, joined the company as CEO and co-founder. The company also simultaneously initiated the R&D of its first-generation LPU for large model inference scenarios.
16:43
XRP shows first bullish dynamic since September plunge, trading near $1.31 after daily gain. The token had fallen from the $1.55 region to a low near $1.25 for most of October. The current bounce, though small, indicates a slowdown in selling pressure around the $1.25 to $1.30 support area. Key resistance levels are at $1.33, followed by $1.37-$1.38, and then $1.45. If XRP loses $1.25, the bounce could fail, potentially leading to a drop towards $1.20 or lower. Volume remains low, and the overall trend is still downward, but this marks the first bullish signal in weeks.
16:34
The ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine is reshaping the global wheat supply landscape. With the outlook for Black Sea export routes becoming increasingly uncertain, market demand for alternative supply sources has surged, pushing Australian wheat prices to their highest level since June 2024 this Monday. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated on Sunday that Russian attacks on Ukrainian substations have left tens of thousands without power; Russia, for its part, reported a fire at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg. Zelenskyy also revealed that discussions are underway with Turkey, Egypt, and India to open a Black Sea export corridor, but Russia currently opposes this proposal.
16:34
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi condemned French President Macron in a post on X, accusing him of blaming the rising cost of living on the ongoing war and implying that protests in France represent "the future of France." Araghchi also reposted an early tweet from Macron to Donald Trump, commenting that Macron had assured Donald Trump of his welcome for violence against Iranians, calling it "self-inflicted," and stating that it was too late to blame the war now.
16:32
Eva Chen, CEO of cybersecurity firm Trend Micro, warned on Monday that Japan is facing a new "storm" of cyberattacks, with criminals leveraging stolen personal data and artificial intelligence (AI) to launch more targeted scams and intrusions. She noted that Japan has become a particularly attractive target for financially motivated hackers due to its wealth and detailed customer records.
16:29
Middle Eastern crude oil exports have significantly rebounded over the past six weeks, with total exports in September rising to 15.4 million barrels per day, close to 90% of pre-conflict levels, Reuters reported on October 19. However, soaring freight and insurance costs have squeezed Asian refiners' net profits to near zero, with freight consuming 82% of their gross profit. To sustain demand, Middle Eastern oil producers have been forced to offer crude oil discounts of up to $30 per barrel. Concurrently, Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have further escalated over the past two weeks, reaching the highest weekly record since the conflict began, indicating that freight cost pressures are unlikely to ease in the short term.
16:15
Jessica Rusu, Chief Data, Information, and Intelligence Officer at the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), stated that the FCA is focused on testing, assuring, monitoring, and overseeing the deployment of AI systems in financial services. She added that six of the seven recommendations from the Mills Review have been immediately embedded into their practical work. Rusu noted that consumers are turning to large language models (LLMs) for financial information and advice, which blurs the lines between regulated and unregulated activities. The FCA calls on AI providers to help consumers understand the limitations of their models in generating financial information and advice through clear disclaimers, and will use an IOSCO TechSprint to help investors identify scams.
16:13
Hong Kong’s de facto central bank is reshuffling executive roles, with Darryl Chan receiving new positions, as it prepares to make way for a new crop of leaders in the coming years.
16:05
Gold prices rose, while oil prices fell, providing support as traders assessed the outlook for U.S. interest rates this year.
16:04
DRW founder and CEO Don Wilson, who last year expressed a desire to build a GPU market that would eventually be larger than the oil market, again discussed the development of the GPU market during a live program in Chicago. He also shared his views on the recent tech stock sell-off and concerns about "neo-classical credit."
16:03
The Indian Rupee rose 2% last week, closing at 94.96, its largest weekly gain since March, driven by the central bank's currency stabilization measures. However, the Indian 10-year government bond yield climbed for the ninth consecutive week, rising 8 basis points to 7.3789% last week, marking the longest streak of increases since LSEG began recording data, with a cumulative rise exceeding 60 basis points. Market bets on a 50 basis point rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) at its December meeting have significantly increased, aimed at countering inflation pressures from rising oil prices, highlighting a deep contradiction between the currency and bond markets.
15:49
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced 42 finalists for the 2026 Global FinTech Hackcelerator and the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) FinTech Excellence Awards. The winners will be revealed at the SFF FinTech Excellence Awards 2026 dinner on November 19, 2026.
15:41
Nscale, a UK cloud computing company, previously sought to go public at a valuation of approximately $30 billion, but investors believe $16 billion to $19 billion is more reasonable, representing a valuation cut of over 40%, Bloomberg reported. Meanwhile, Reuters, citing The Telegraph, reported that Microsoft has terminated its cooperation agreement with Nscale for the Loughton data center campus in Essex, UK, because the site may not secure power until the 2030s at the earliest. Goldman Sachs' credit team attributed this to "AI deals encountering funding costs," with credit markets having already provided an early warning through deteriorating bond prices and credit default swaps. This is the fifth AI data center IPO plan to face setbacks in less than a month, following companies such as SoftBank's SB Energy and Firmus.
15:38
South Korean display makers Samsung and LG Display are preparing fresh investments in advanced organic light-emitting diode (OLED) production. This comes as Apple is expected to expand OLED technology into laptops, tablets, and monitors, creating new growth opportunities in the premium display market. Apple is reportedly set to unveil an OLED touchscreen MacBook Pro and an OLED-equipped iPad Mini later this month, with Samsung Display expected to supply all initial panels for both products.
15:26
China's Ministry of Commerce, General Administration of Customs, and the Equipment Development Department of the Central Military Commission today issued an announcement optimizing and adjusting export control measures for certain unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and related items, in order to safeguard national security and interests. The new regulations will officially take effect on November 18, 2026.
The announcement clarifies that complete UAVs meeting specific characteristics (such as beyond visual line of sight controllable flight, endurance ≥ 30 minutes, or range ≥ 300km), core components (such as turbojet engines with thrust ≥ 400N, brushless motors with rated power ≥ 3kW, carbon fiber propellers), communication equipment, flight control and autonomous navigation software and technology, may not be exported without a license. At the same time, the new regulations also provide licensing facilitation measures, allowing enterprises with established internal compliance systems to apply for general licenses, and permitting self-export of some low-risk items and items for exhibition purposes through registration and declaration.
15:24
Residents of the Exarchia neighborhood in Athens, Greece, are complaining that a surge in property purchases by Israeli investors for short-term rentals has led to soaring rents and eroded the community's character, sparking strong discontent and anti-Israeli sentiment among locals, Al Jazeera reports. To curb an overheated real estate market, the Greek government plans to raise the property transfer tax for non-EU buyers from 3% to 15% starting next July.

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