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10/19
19:55
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon stated that the U.S. economy is booming, supported by strong corporate profits, low unemployment, and massive spending on AI infrastructure. He believes that while there are short-term price pressures, AI could ultimately have a deflationary effect. Dimon warned that geopolitical conflicts, persistent inflation, and rising interest rates are key risks that could threaten economic growth.
19:53
Goldman Sachs warns of higher market volatility as investor sentiment turns defensive, hitting lowest level since April. The firm noted its sentiment indicator fell to the 46th percentile, the lowest since April, with investors shifting towards bonds, gold, and the yen. Momentum ETFs saw $5.1 billion in outflows in September. Goldman Sachs suggests that strong investor conviction combined with risk-off positioning could amplify market swings if sentiment shifts.
19:52
World co-founder Alex Blania announced on Sunday the launch of the World ID Banking and Financial Suite, designed to help financial institutions verify that transactions, trades, and customer requests are from real individuals, in response to the growing risk of AI fraud. The suite is based on three cryptographic proofs: Proof of Human, Proof of Presence, and Proof of Attributes. Bain Capital, OpenExchange, Outtake, Pantera Capital, and VanEck Funds are the initial design partners. Additionally, World has introduced the AgentKit toolkit, which allows users to delegate certain proofs to AI agents for transactions. World noted that Deloitte predicts AI-driven fraud losses in the U.S. could reach $40 billion by 2027.
19:34
The European Union is considering strengthening rules around a riskier form of insurance provided to the banking sector. This move is part of an upcoming package aimed at broadly easing access to securitized finance.
19:32
France is experiencing protests ahead of its crucial presidential election, Al Jazeera reports. Incumbent President Macron cannot run for re-election, and far-right presidential candidate Le Pen is leading in the polls. Ministers have blamed "far-left" groups for the unrest, while Le Pen has accused her left-wing rival Mélenchon's party of "legitimizing violence." The left criticizes Macron for ignoring protesters' demands, while the right calls for him to take a tougher stance.
19:31
Ripple is preparing for its Swell event, scheduled for October 27 to 29, 2026, in New York. Senior software engineer Vito Tumas shared a countdown, highlighting technology driving AI breakthroughs in mathematics and its potential applications for securing the XRP Ledger. The event will also feature discussions on AI's role in moving money, with leaders from Amazon Web Services, Stripe Crypto, and ZeroHash examining agentic payments.
19:17
Bloomberg Markets: China's Energy Buffer Faces Winter Test as Coal Output Stalls. While inventories are currently ample, a slowdown in mining threatens to erode the nation's reserves.
19:17
MicroStrategy (MSTR), the public company with the largest Bitcoin holdings, is nearing a "golden cross" technical signal, where its 50-day moving average price line crosses above its 200-day moving average. This signal could appear as early as Monday. Weeks ago, Bitcoin's price chart showed the same bullish signal, after which it rose nearly 5% to $82,000. CoinDesk analysis data shows that since MicroStrategy began buying Bitcoin in August 2020, its stock price has experienced a "golden cross" twice, both followed by significant gains. However, the historical accuracy of this signal is only 50%.
19:16
Donald Trump stated that he will travel to Kansas today to hold a rally in support of Senator Roger Marshall's campaign. He called Marshall one of the best senators in the U.S. Senate and criticized his opponent. Trump also claimed that he had won Kansas three times and received the highest number of votes in the state's history.
19:10
CNBC analysis suggests women may face greater risk of AI-driven job losses, citing historical patterns from automated telephone switches and personal computers. The International Labour Organization's March report found nearly one in 10 women in high-income countries work in occupations at the highest risk from AI, as these technologies often target routine clerical and administrative tasks predominantly held by women.
19:04
Al Jazeera, citing new reports and official comments, stated that there is evidence Iran is supporting Yemen's Houthi rebels, who recently attacked Saudi cities and have taken control of the Red Sea coastline and the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The report noted that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is accused of supporting the Houthis through training, intelligence, tactical guidance, and assistance in drone and missile targeting. A Saudi-led coalition spokesperson confirmed the involvement of an external state in the evolution of the Houthi arsenal but did not name it. Experts believe that the advanced weapons used by the Houthis indicate Iran's role, and that weapons smuggling may be conducted via small submarines. The Bab el-Mandeb Strait is a narrow waterway connecting the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea, and Houthi control over it could have broader implications for international shipping.
19:04
Israeli police announced on Monday the arrest of 10 suspects in connection with a wave of settler attacks in the occupied West Bank over the weekend, which included assaults on a United States photojournalist and European diplomats. US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated on X that the arrests were "a very positive development."
19:01
France's 10-year government bond yield jumped 10 basis points, approaching 5%, a level not seen in two decades. The spread over German bonds widened to 145 basis points, while the euro fell 0.3% and French bank stocks declined, as political unrest and fiscal concerns intensify pressure on French assets.
18:49
On-chain data for Shiba Inu (SHIB) indicates that only 538 withdrawal transactions were recorded recently, with fewer than 1,000 users actually moving tokens off exchanges. This suggests low confidence among holders, as exchange inflow stands at 247.06 billion SHIB against an outflow of 183.58 billion SHIB, resulting in a net inflow of 63.49 billion SHIB. The token's exchange reserve also grew by 0.07% in a day to 87.11 trillion SHIB. Analysts warn that unless withdrawals increase and buying momentum strengthens, SHIB could decline further towards $0.00000460.
18:49
Sources familiar with mediation efforts told Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that a breakthrough agreement between Washington and Tehran could be announced this week. Negotiators are reportedly working to narrow differences and secure mutual concessions to prevent renewed military escalation. No agreement has been officially confirmed.
18:48
Global fintech Revolut has secured a Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) provider licence from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC) for its new entity, Revolut Global Digital Assets Limited. This authorization will support the company's international crypto operations, building on its existing crypto services in the UK and European Economic Area (EEA) under MiCA rules. Revolut currently serves over 80 million retail customers worldwide, including more than 16 million crypto users.
18:48
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said a correction in the country’s equity market was inevitable after its rapid ascent, while arguing that domestic stocks remain undervalued. His comments follow a sharp reversal in some of the market’s biggest stocks, which wiped about 182 trillion won ($137 billion) from the estimated value of the National Pension Service’s major domestic equity holdings in the third quarter. Declines in Samsung Electronics Co. and SK Hynix Inc. were major contributors.
18:43
Bybit will migrate MUSDT perpetual contracts from its Innovation Zone to the Main Board Trading Zone on Oct 20, 2026, at 10:00 AM UTC. This move aims to provide improved trading conditions, including lower transaction fees and fewer order limits in the Main Board Trading Zone. Existing orders for the MUSDT contract will remain unaffected.

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