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10/20
08:23
The Indonesia Stock Exchange announced on Monday that it would remove a large number of companies with highly concentrated equity from its flagship index. This move aims to prevent MSCI from downgrading it from the emerging markets index or even reclassifying it as a "standalone market," which typically applies to markets with severely deteriorated accessibility or liquidity. The combined market capitalization weight of the expelled companies accounts for approximately 18% of the Jakarta Composite Index (JCI). Previously, MSCI had warned of a possible reclassification of Indonesia as a "standalone market," causing the Jakarta Composite Index to plunge 11.6% last Friday and further decline 3.6% on Monday. Analysts warn that these reform measures may not be sufficient to fully address MSCI's concerns, while the Indonesian stock market has fallen by over 40% year-to-date, with net foreign outflows approaching $5 billion.
08:02
Hong Kong aims to attract more sovereign borrowers to cement its yuan bond hub role. Analysts note that this week's Apec Finance Ministerial Meeting provides an opportunity to showcase the city's financial markets. Its dim sum bond market offers low fundraising costs and risk diversification, while elevated US interest rates make offshore renminbi issuance more attractive for sovereign governments, according to Moody’s assistant vice-president Marcus Yin.
07:43
AI infrastructure provider Nscale and AI company Anthropic are reportedly discussing yet another $45 billion compute deal, according to Bloomberg. The two companies had previously announced a similar $45 billion deal in August. Sources cautioned that talks are ongoing and details could change.
07:31
OpenAI is reportedly accelerating its efforts to secure commitments from private investors, aiming to raise $30 billion at a valuation exceeding $1.4 trillion. The goal is to complete this funding round before competitor Anthropic's anticipated initial public offering (IPO) in November. Potential investors include SoftBank and MGX. OpenAI's annualized revenue is reportedly already $50 billion and is projected to increase to $70 billion by year-end.
07:27
A Russian drone attack on a park in Kharkiv, Ukraine, killed six people, including three children. The attack comes amid growing concerns about Ukraine's air defense capabilities and Donald Trump's push to import Russian diesel.
07:24
The World Meteorological Organization stated that the strongest El Niño phenomenon on record is continuing to strengthen and is expected to last until at least 2027. Currently, its effects are being felt in multiple regions globally, including Indonesia experiencing its worst wildfire season since 2015, burning nearly 900,000 hectares of land; abnormally active hurricane activity in the Eastern Pacific, with 22 named storms and 12 hurricanes; India's monsoon rainfall 13% below average, leading to "abnormal" droughts in some areas; and Japan and eastern China in the Western Pacific also experiencing floods and landslides due to storms and typhoons.
07:23
Local time, on the afternoon of October 19, former US President Donald Trump told the media at the White House that he believes someone other than Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should represent Ukraine in negotiations to end the war with Russia. Trump also revealed that he had "negotiated" with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the issue of Ukraine, with both sides also discussing diesel supply and Iran. He commented that Russia's performance on the Ukraine issue was "acceptable." Additionally, Trump added that the US continues to share intelligence with Ukraine and will consider allowing Ukrainians to remain in the US under Temporary Protected Status until the war ends. Meanwhile, according to CCTV, the US has delayed the delivery of Patriot air defense missiles to Ukraine; affected by the stalled US-Russia diesel export agreement, diesel prices in both the US and Europe have risen back to recent highs.
07:14
The Nasdaq index rose 1.1% to 26,430 points on Monday, the S&P 500 gained 0.4% to 7,690 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.1% to 51,966 points. The semiconductor index rose 1.6%, ending its longest losing streak of eight consecutive sessions since 2008. Investors are focusing on this week's earnings reports from Meta, Tesla, and chipmakers Lam Research and Texas Instruments to assess the returns on massive AI investments. Goldman Sachs expects the combined capital expenditures of the five largest AI hyperscale companies, including Meta, to increase to approximately $1.2 trillion next year.
07:03
Principal Asset Management, a U.S. asset manager, announced plans to become more active in the Asia-Pacific real estate market, believing investors are "under-allocated" to office properties in the region. Richard Hill, Senior Managing Director at the firm, noted that investors are seeking fast-growing markets to drive returns amid a high-interest rate environment. According to MSCI data, commercial real estate investment in Asia-Pacific increased by 29% year-on-year to $103.7 billion in the first half of this year. Hill also cautioned investors against withdrawing from the U.S. commercial real estate market despite geopolitical uncertainties and rising interest rates, emphasizing that the U.S. market is "too big to ignore."
06:51
Irene Solaiman, Head of Policy at Hugging Face, stated that AI model evaluation methods are complex and still maturing, and embedded AI evaluators are not an easy solution.

Solaiman noted at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference that AI labs rely on model benchmarking to measure product quality, but current evaluation methods lack reproducibility, comparability, and standardization. She believes that evaluation is expanding from the models themselves to include entire systems, such as harnesses and agents, making evaluation more difficult and expensive, and requiring a more unified industry approach.
06:44
Papertrade has decided to keep its PAPER token non-transferable, citing risks associated with perpetual contract attacks. Holders who earned PAPER through trading losses can stake it for USDC distributions, but there is still no set date for the transfer or sale of their tokens.
06:29
DeFi platform Arcus has launched an early access feature, allowing users to utilize tokenized stocks and WETH as collateral for perpetual contracts. This feature employs automatic USDG loans with an initial loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of 50%, and non-USDG deposits are capped at $20,000 per account.
06:25
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett stated on Monday that despite price declines in commodities such as beef and eggs, the U.S. September Consumer Price Index (CPI rose 0.6% month-over-month, core CPI rose 0.3% month-over-month) indicates that overall inflation still requires policy attention. He noted that this could signify an interruption in the disinflationary trend or merely a temporary fluctuation. Hassett also expressed respect for the Federal Reserve's independence, stating that Chairman Warsh would "do what he thinks is right," while also mentioning that the strong performance of the U.S. economy and increased consumer spending are factors the Federal Reserve needs to consider.
06:25
S&P Global warns that the AI-related liabilities of the world's largest tech companies could be significantly higher than disclosed, primarily due to implicit guarantee arrangements for data center construction or investments in small and medium-sized AI enterprises. The agency projects that the six major US hyperscale cloud providers—Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Oracle, Meta, and SpaceX—will collectively spend over $7 trillion on data centers and other AI-related capital expenditures between 2025 and 2030. Despite this, S&P currently has no plans to adjust ratings but stated that its rating stance could change if the existing scale of expenditure is deemed unsustainable.
06:18
Oil prices fluctuated on Tuesday (October 20) as traders weighed the possibility of escalating hostile actions by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz against strong crude oil flows from the Persian Gulf, Bloomberg analysis showed.
06:10
Microsoft on Monday launched new security features, including Guardian Agents, to protect enterprises from the growing threat of AI agents. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and security business head Hayete Gallot warned that frontier models are untrustworthy because they are unpredictable and can be given access to sensitive data and the ability to perform critical operations, effectively acting as "insider threats." Microsoft also added agent detection capabilities to Microsoft Defender and limited agent access to data and dynamically adjusted permissions.
05:56
Nasdaq-listed Strive, a company holding Bitcoin as a treasury asset, purchased 4,045 BTC (worth approximately $335 million at an average price of $82,803 per coin) between October 12 and 16, according to a regulatory filing published Monday. This increases its total holdings to 36,818 BTC. The company raised about $369.2 million from investors exercising warrants on October 12 and 13. Additionally, Strive priced an upsized offering on October 15 of 7 million shares of a new 15% Series A Perpetual preferred stock at $90 each, expecting gross proceeds of about $630 million. The offering is scheduled to settle on October 20.
05:38
The Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece stating that Elon Musk has outdone AI company Anthropic in "giving away." Musk said he would give shares of SpaceX to every child, calling the move "a stake in capitalism" for them.
05:35
Solana's non-vote transaction count more than doubled compared to late 2025, reaching 8.92 billion in the third quarter of 2026, a 104% increase from approximately 4.38 billion in Q4 2025. This also represents a 24% quarter-over-quarter increase from Q2 2026, reversing a previous decline. Non-vote transactions exclude validator consensus activities and reflect token transfers, DApp usage, and trading.
05:29
New York City pension officials have criticized private equity firms for attempting to expense private jet usage, noting a steady increase in management fees, the Financial Times reported.

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