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02:49
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday (October 18) unveiled an updated national security doctrine, emphasizing preemptive military action, expanded buffer zones, and the pursuit of new regional partnerships. The doctrine was released nine days before Israel's parliamentary elections, as Netanyahu, facing a corruption trial and criticism over his handling of the October 7, 2023 attacks, sought to solidify his "Mr. Security" image to win votes. Netanyahu also received an endorsement from US President Donald Trump on Sunday. He warned that Israel could face a US administration "extremely hostile" to Israel in two years (after President Trump's term ends), and therefore Israel must "expand its network of alliances and develop capabilities" to make it a "valuable asset" to other countries in response to changes in US policy. Analysts believe the move is aimed at portraying Netanyahu's leadership as crucial for addressing regional challenges and diplomatic isolation.
02:48
Benny Gantz, leader of the Blue and White party and former Israeli army chief and defense minister, announced on Monday that he will not run in the October 27 elections. His decision comes after opinion polls consistently showed his party falling below the 3.25% threshold required to enter the 120-seat Knesset (parliament).
02:48
NYSE American Options, part of the New York Stock Exchange, has officially launched extended trading hours, aiming to provide investors with new avenues to manage risk and capture opportunities before the regular market open and after the close. The extended trading hours are divided into two sessions: pre-market (7:30 AM to 9:25 AM ET) and post-market (4:00 PM to 4:15 PM ET). The initial eligible underlying securities include ETF options tracking the S&P 500 Index, Russell 2000 Index, and gold, as well as options on companies such as Apple, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Alibaba, TSMC, Google, Amazon, and Oracle. The NYSE also plans to extend similar arrangements to the equities market in December.
02:42
Tenstorrent, an AI chip startup, has raised $1.5 billion at a $6.2 billion valuation to scale open-weight AI chips. This round comes after the company reportedly received acquisition interest from Intel and Qualcomm earlier this year at valuations of up to $5 billion, with CEO Jim Keller stating the decision to remain independent.
02:17
French Trade Minister Serge Papin announced that the government is in discussions with insurance companies to assess the damages caused by violent riots across the country last weekend, and the claims period will be extended from the default 5 days to 30 days. Papin also stated that the government is discussing with BPI, France's official export credit agency, to provide zero-interest cash assistance, and with banks to offer subsidized loans to help affected businesses receive compensation.
02:08
Pump.fun has integrated eight PreStocks assets into its launch pairings. These assets offer economic exposure to pre-IPO companies but do not confer shareholder rights and are not available to US persons.
02:05
Today, President Donald J. Trump showcased his administration's achievements in Kansas, emphasizing historic tax relief, surging private investment, job creation, stronger rural healthcare, and significant support for farmers and ranchers. Key highlights include average tax refunds of $3,453 in 2026, the safeguarding of 53,000 Kansas jobs, and $222 million in first-year funding for rural health transformation. Private investments include Beale Infrastructure's $3 billion data center campus, Merck Animal Health's $895 million expansion creating 200 jobs, and Fiserv's $175 million fintech hub creating 2,000 jobs. Additionally, over $735 million was delivered to nearly 53,000 Kansas farmers, and new investments were made in military installations like Fort Riley and Fort Leavenworth.
01:50
US Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) not to approve a petition by the conservative group Club for Growth to allow AI-generated robocalls ahead of the November midterm elections. Schumer expressed concerns that campaigns could use opponents’ voices to send out disingenuous or false messages. An FCC spokesperson stated there are currently no plans to issue an order on this or any related petitions.
01:41
Musk reposted a tweet from user XFreeze, who stated that the Grok Bot's capabilities are incredible, essentially able to perform any task a user can think of on a laptop, including making payments, online shopping, booking flights and hotels, and doing so even better. XFreeze expressed shock and impressiveness at its functions and is still exploring more uses for the Grok Bot.
01:35
Earlier this month, multiple Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz once again disrupted crude oil exports through the strait. Although oil flows briefly rebounded to pre-war levels last month, the attacks caused oil price volatility. On Monday morning (October 19), Brent crude futures were trading at $107.57 per barrel, down from the high of $110 per barrel reached last Friday.
01:35
Iranian Foreign Minister Aref told Iranian media on Sunday (October 18) that Iran's previous offer to Washington to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remains valid, and if the US accepts Tehran's seven conditions (including lifting sanctions and ending the naval blockade), the strait could reopen within six days. Aref also posted on X, accusing Netanyahu of wanting to restart attacks on Iran with the US to "avoid prison," and warning that Iran also has "unfinished business."
01:35
Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday (October 18) posted on the Truth Social platform, officially endorsing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's re-election bid, calling him a "great warrior prime minister and an even greater partner for peace." Trump also made strong remarks on the Iran issue, stating that Iran has been "systemically destroyed" militarily and financially, and threatened that "unless they change their ways quickly, we will soon finish the job." He also hinted that if Israel elects the "wrong leader," the U.S. would have to take action personally, but he is not inclined to do so. This move comes on the eve of the Israeli general election and amid speculation that the U.S. may restart attacks on Iran.
01:35
HSBC's Islamic Global Equity Index Fund, with over $8 billion in assets, spent more than $130 million to buy shares in at least five companies tied to the Israeli military's supply chain in the first half of 2026, according to Al Jazeera. This move allegedly breaches the fund's own Sharia compliance requirements, which exclude investments in businesses with significant exposure to non-permissible revenue sources like weapons. The investments include $38.3 million in US tech giant Palantir, $35.7 million in arms company RTX, and $20.3 million in semiconductor firm Analog Devices.
01:34
Apple has sent out invitations for a product launch event on Oct. 28, with the tagline "Pro and tell." Analysts, including Ben Reitzes from Melius Research, anticipate the introduction of new Macs, potentially including a touchscreen notebook. This marks Apple's third launch event under CEO John Ternus, following recent updates to iPhones and smart home devices.
01:23
French markets experienced a broad sell-off on Monday, driven by a wave of large-scale protests and a bleak outlook for fiscal consolidation, which sharply heightened investor concerns about the risk premium on French government bonds. The yield on France's 10-year government bond surged 15 basis points in a single day to 4.93%, marking its largest one-day increase in nearly a month, while the spread with German bonds of the same maturity widened to 146 basis points. The CAC 40 index fell 1.5%, with BNP Paribas and Societe Generale both dropping approximately 3%. The Euro depreciated against the US Dollar, British Pound, and Japanese Yen by 0.2% to 0.3%. Moody's is scheduled to review France's sovereign credit rating this Friday, with a potential for a downgrade.
01:22
Starknet's ecosystem token, STRK, has fallen by 38% in a week, reversing its previous gains. Meanwhile, Starknet's DeFi Total Value Locked (TVL) has decreased by 5.3%, while voting on independent Layer 1 research will continue until October 22.
00:58
Protos reports that Stablecoin Development Corp (SDEV) shares have plummeted 92% after a multi-week surge of nearly 1000%, with its market cap now reduced to $45 million. The company's primary business is holding and staking the governance token SKY. Protos previously reported on SDEV's nearly tenfold stock price increase, but its shares have fallen below $1 since October 14. During the same period, Fugazi Research published a report questioning SDEV's fundamentals, pointing to expiring warrants that could dilute retail shareholders and inject new shares into the market, which may have contributed to the stock price decline. Despite this, Protos notes that the reason for the company's stock once being valued at $500 million remains unclear. Additionally, Tether holds SDEV warrants that became exercisable on October 16, but no SEC filings currently indicate that Tether has exercised them.
00:52
Four Salvadoran soldiers from the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force (GSF) went missing after violent gangs attacked their armored vehicle with explosives on Sunday. This marks the first major attack on the international force since it began operations in June. The UN Security Council is scheduled to meet on Monday to discuss Haiti, with the attack expected to dominate the conversation. Gangs reportedly control 70% of the capital, Port-au-Prince.
00:51
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) rejected CME Group's legal standing in a perpetual futures legal dispute, stating that CME failed to demonstrate that the CFTC's policy approval of the first Bitcoin perpetual contract caused it harm. The CFTC filed a motion last Friday, asking a federal judge to dismiss CME's lawsuit, and noted that CME had actually seen an increase in crypto futures trading volume. CME had previously argued that perpetual contracts are swaps, not futures, and should be subject to a different regulatory approach. This case could impact the future of perpetual futures in the United States.
00:49
Avis Budget Group Inc. (CAR) shares have pulled back significantly, ending a chapter that saw bearish investors endure a painful short squeeze.

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