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10/20
10:18
Indonesian stocks rebound as authorities act to avert MSCI downgrade
Indonesian stocks rebounded from their worst rout in nearly four decades after authorities unveiled fresh measures aimed at averting a potential two-step downgrade by MSCI Inc.
10:18
SoftBank Group's credit risk has risen to a near four-year high, driven by market concerns over its AI-related financing and potential large acquisitions.
10:07
CoreWeave's stock decline is seen by stock pickers as a signal that AI trading is entering a new phase, believing the time is ripe after setbacks in the AI boom.
10:01
Al Jazeera: Trump Administration Accelerated US Airstrikes in Somalia, Leading to Civilian Casualties and Displacement
Al Jazeera reported that local families have reported deaths, injuries, and displacement after the Trump administration accelerated U.S. airstrikes against armed groups in Somalia. As of September 2026, the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) recorded 84 airstrikes. Despite reports of civilian casualties, AFRICOM stated that the available evidence was insufficient to meet its "more likely than not" threshold for determining that U.S. airstrikes caused the reported harm.
10:00
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks answers as SpaceX Starshield defense system fails, warns speed restrictions are disrupting air defense
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns that Starshield speed restrictions are disrupting early warning air defense systems. Starshield is the Pentagon-controlled military arm of Space X’s Starlink system. The US government has not explained the cause for the restrictions.
10:00
U.S. AI stocks saw a technical rebound on Monday, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closing up 1.6%.
Following a fresh round of intense sell-offs, the US AI sector saw a technical rebound on Monday (October 19). The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index ended an eight-day losing streak, at one point surging over 3% before closing up 1.6%. On the same day, Goldman Sachs upgraded cloud computing company CoreWeave from "Neutral" to "Buy," and several Wall Street analysts also voiced strong support for the fundamentals, leading to a partial dissipation of the "AI capital expenditure peak" panic that had permeated the market. However, analysts cautioned that hedge funds' total exposure remains high, and deleveraging risks have not been fully cleared. Market sentiment remains divided on whether this rebound signifies a true bottom.
09:59
Lookonchain: Anonymous trader 0x35b2 made $1.04M profit on Papertrade.xyz by staking 252M PAPER tokens, recovering an initial $979K loss.
09:56
US Vice President JD Vance refused to endorse Israeli leader Netanyahu, a stance that diverges from Donald Trump's praise.
Vance stated that he "does not participate in Israeli elections" and is focused on supporting American candidates. Meanwhile, Trump praised Netanyahu on Truth Social on Sunday as a "great warrior Prime Minister" and a "great partner for peace against the Islamic Republic of Iran." Israel will hold general elections next week.
09:50
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi reiterated that food consumption tax cuts would not rely on deficit-financing bonds, following market speculation that her stance might change.
09:50
Malaysia's Anwar Says No Financial Support Agreed for AirAsia
09:49
Wall Street giants collectively "extinguish the fire" for CoreWeave, with Barclays, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan Chase all believing that market concerns about the AI capital expenditure cycle are overblown.
Previously, CoreWeave's unsecured bond yields surged to approximately 15%, CDS spreads exceeded 1000 basis points, and its stock price fell over 24% in a single week, sparking systemic concerns in the market about the entire AI capital expenditure cycle. In response, Ajay Rajadhyaksha, Head of Global Macro Research at Barclays, noted in an October 19 report that CoreWeave's approximately $1.5 billion in unsecured bonds represent only a tiny fraction of its total debt of about $35 billion. He stated that using the price signal of this instrument to negate the entire AI cycle is akin to predicting a US economic recession in 2023 based on the $4 billion KRE regional bank ETF. Goldman Sachs believes the market is using the wrong reference frame, arguing that the unsecured bond market does not reflect CoreWeave's true marginal cost of funding, and upgraded its rating to "Buy" with a target price of $106. JPMorgan Chase, meanwhile, stated that current risks are manageable, with banks' primary exposure to CoreWeave concentrated in secured SPV structures, and direct holdings of unsecured bonds being limited.
09:49
Korean Media: Major PC manufacturers including Lenovo, HP, and Dell have signed long-term memory supply agreements to mitigate chip shortages next year and pivot towards the AI PC market.
According to South Korean publication Electronic Times on Tuesday, major PC manufacturers such as Lenovo, HP, and Dell have completed the signing of long-term supply agreements (LTAs) with memory chip makers. This move aims to secure stable supply, alleviate the memory chip shortage that has plagued the PC industry this year, and anticipates "no major issues" with component procurement next year. Concurrently, these manufacturers are shifting their business focus from the consumer segment to the enterprise segment, with AI PCs serving as a new profit growth driver. Market research firm Omdia data shows that global PC shipments plummeted 21% year-on-year in the third quarter of this year, with a further 7% decline projected for next year. However, enterprise AI PC demand remains resilient, becoming a new engine for the industry.
09:48
Aster to delist PAPER perpetual contracts after Papertrade rules out token transfers, following Paragon's market halt and settlement at $0.026296
09:46
Donald Trump stated that the US sought NATO's help in the war with Iran to "test" the alliance, and reiterated that the Iranian navy had "sunk to the bottom of the sea."
Donald Trump stated at a campaign rally in Kansas that the US sought NATO's help in the war with Iran to "test" the alliance, even though the US "didn't need" such help. He claimed this move was a test because the US spends "too much money" on NATO. Trump reiterated his claim that the Iranian navy had "sunk to the bottom of the sea" and that 229 Iranian fighter jets were "now scattered across various runways in the Islamic Republic of Iran." He also stated that Iran's first and second-tier leaders had "disappeared," and half of the third-tier leaders had "also disappeared," adding, "I don't know who to negotiate with."
09:45
Bitfinex Executives: Bitcoin Rebound May Revive Treasury Purchases, But "Easy Money" Era Is Over
Jag Kooner, Head of Derivatives at Bitfinex, stated that the indiscriminate fundraising seen last year is unlikely to recur.
09:43
China's October LPR quotes are out: the 1-year LPR remains at 3.0%, and the over-5-year LPR at 3.5%, both unchanged for 17 consecutive months.
09:43
Jenny Lee, Senior Managing Partner at Granite Asia, stated that the IPO timeline for Asian startups has accelerated, shortening from an average of 8-10 years to 4-5 years.
09:39
Ministry of Finance Issues Renminbi Sovereign Bonds Through the Central Moneymarkets Unit of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority
The Ministry of Finance will issue Renminbi Sovereign Bonds through the Central Moneymarkets Unit (CMU) of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
09:37
Cicada Innovations CEO: Australia possesses 'deep-tech innovation in spades'
Liza Noonan, chief executive of Sydney-based Cicada Innovations, stated that the country's natural resources, vast landscape, proximity to Asia, and sophisticated clinical trial environment make it an "attractive proposition" for deep tech to thrive and bolster its sovereign capabilities across industries.
09:34
SK Hynix is down 7.05% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,187,000.
09:33
Julius Baer survey: 66% of ultra-rich heirs unprepared for wealth transfer
Swiss private bank Julius Baer and partner EY found that 66% of young heirs from ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) families are not yet prepared to take over their wealth. The findings, from a survey of over 700 financial professionals globally, indicate that these families, with wealth of 50 million Swiss francs (US$60.7 million) or more, are more concerned about wealth succession than political uncertainty.
09:33
Amnesty International officials warn of Israeli settler attacks on Palestinian farmers, calling for sanctions and an end to arms transfers.
Erika Guevara Rosas, Amnesty International's Senior Director for Research, Advocacy, Policy and Campaigns, warned that masked Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinian farmers as the annual olive harvest season begins. She stated that settlers are "attacking farmers, burning trees, stealing livelihoods and terrorizing entire communities," with even diplomats and journalists being targeted. Guevara Rosas called on the international community to reject the narrative that "these are the actions of a few extremists" and urged states to take concrete measures, including banning settlement trade, implementing targeted sanctions, halting arms transfers, and supporting international justice.
09:32
South Korea's KOSPI index is down 4.15% from its previous close, now at 5,528.74.
09:28
Apple's market capitalization has surpassed $5 trillion for the first time, with analysts divided on the prospects of its "light AI" strategy.
Apple's stock price bucked the trend last week, with its total market capitalization surpassing $5 trillion for the first time, and its two-month rolling correlation with the Nasdaq 100 Index turning negative for the first time. Market analysts believe this reflects deep-seated doubts about the high-capex AI investment path, as well as a shift of funds toward Apple's "AI-light" defensive tech assets.

Melius analyst Ben Reitzes noted that Apple is "the market's prime example of rewarding low capex and model-agnostic AI approaches," maintaining a Buy rating with a price target of $370. However, Jefferies analyst Edison Lee believes that pre-orders for Apple's foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, have not exceeded expectations, and that delivery delays may be attributed to lower production yields, maintaining an Underperform rating with a price target of $263.66. KeyBanc analyst Brandon Nispel also expressed concern over declining consumer upgrade intent, maintaining an Underweight rating with a price target of $250.

Apple will hold its "Pro and tell" event on October 28, where it is expected to unveil its first touchscreen MacBook.
09:19
Debt, AI, and Ukraine dominated IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok; China's role receded
Last week's IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok saw finance chiefs focus on global debt, artificial intelligence, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Discussions included warnings from the IMF about AI's potential to widen economic gaps and the risks of rising public debt. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's counselor David Zervos dismissed IMF warnings on U.S. debt sustainability. Chinese central bank Governor Pan Gongsheng called for stronger monitoring of fiscal risks from major advanced economies. Meanwhile, China, a central focus in 2018, received little attention, with analysts noting a perceived stability in U.S.-China relations.
09:07
Donald Trump criticized the Democratic administration for leading the U.S. to its worst inflation, highest energy prices, and largest trade deficit in history, and warned that a victory in the midterm elections would repeat these outcomes.
09:07
SK Hynix is down 5.09% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,212,000.
09:03
Elon Musk praises EU regulators for mandating USB-C use across all Apple products
09:02
Musk retweeted The Boring Company's post, stating that its latest Prufrock Liner Truck has been modified to carry standard 20-foot containers for cargo transport through TBC tunnels, utilizing Tesla Model 3 batteries and drive units.
09:02
The Nikkei 225 fell 0.7% in early trading, weighed down by AI bubble concerns and high global bond yields.

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