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16:32
The Global Foreign Exchange Committee, an international body that coordinates foreign exchange market standards, currently updates its best practice principles every three years. According to sources, the committee's representatives and other market participants are discussing whether to increase the frequency of reviews to address potential technological risks arising from the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
16:32
A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, the world’s No. 2 container carrier, signed an agreement with Vietnamese conglomerate Hateco to develop a $3.5 billion railway container terminal network in northern Vietnam during President To Lam’s official visit to Denmark. The proposed network will include cargo handling centers in the port city of Haiphong and three other rail freight facilities in northern provinces, aiming to connect industrial parks, logistics hubs and production zones with major transport hubs.
16:22
U.S. Ambassador to Turkey and Special Envoy for Syria, Tom Barrack, stated that the United States hopes to reach a peace agreement with Iran to resolve the Strait of Hormuz crisis, but deep-seated mutual distrust between Washington and Tehran continues to impede diplomatic efforts. Speaking at the Doha Forum on Global Security, Barrack said that there is a lack of trust from the beginning of discussions and negotiations, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) not trusting the U.S., and the U.S. not trusting the IRGC. He suggested that a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz should serve as the basis for a broader solution, and the agreement should include measures for a "ceasefire in the strait" and "alleviating the suffering of the Iranian people," emphasizing that "prosperity is the only answer."
16:18
Luciano Zaccara, an associate professor of Middle East politics at Georgetown University in Qatar, stated that the Mecca Accord, launched by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan on October 5, is more of a deterrent than an actual defense agreement. He believes the United States is not concerned about these agreements replacing its role in the region, and that the U.S. is the main military partner of the Mecca Accord signatories.
16:15
US Ambassador to Turkiye Tom Barrack played down the possibility of a direct military confrontation between Israel and Turkiye. He stated his belief that "Israel is way too smart to actually pick a real fight with Turkey," and raised concerns about an Israeli military operation at an airbase in Syria close to the Turkish border, which neither Turkey nor the US were informed of. Barrack emphasized that neither country desired a confrontation, but warned of increasing regional dangers.
16:14
CME Group CEO Terry Duffy discussed the state of finance regulation in a podcast, noting significant changes over his nearly five-decade career at the exchange, including the rise of prediction markets, 24/7 trading, and perpetual futures. Duffy is scheduled to transition out of his current CEO position next year.
16:08
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei stated that “unconstructive remarks by certain officials from Gulf states do not contribute to confidence-building or good neighbourliness.” Baghaei did not name any specific officials or countries. He added that despite the exploitation of these countries’ territories during the joint military aggression by the US and the Zionist regime, Iran has exercised restraint, and its defensive responses were directed at the sources of aggression.
16:01
Chinese carmakers are ramping up local production in Europe to circumvent new EU import quotas on hybrid electric vehicles (EVs) and existing tariffs on pure EVs. This follows an October 9 agreement between China and the EU, which will impose an initial annual quota of 350,000 units on Chinese-made hybrid vehicles from next year, increasing by 6% annually over four years. The EU currently levies tariffs ranging from 17.8% to 45.3% on Chinese-made pure electric cars. Companies like Changan Automobile plan to produce 180,000 units in the EU by 2028, expanding to 300,000 by 2030, while BYD is considering new factories in France and Spain. Other firms are leveraging partnerships, such as Chery with Spain's Ebro, Stellantis with Leapmotor, and Geely with Ford Motor, to utilize idle European plant capacity. JPMorgan estimates the quota could significantly impact Chinese carmakers, as their hybrid vehicle exports to the EU could exceed 800,000 units this year.
15:59
Bloomberg macro strategist Simon White suggests investors should not overemphasize the impact of government bond yields on the stock market, but rather track chip export data from South Korea and Taiwan. He believes that a significant decline in these data would provide a 3 to 6-month advance warning of a peak in the capital expenditure cycle, subsequently triggering a shift in earnings expectations and putting pressure on US equities in a high-yield environment. Currently, the aforementioned export data do not indicate an imminent reversal of the investment cycle.
15:57
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Baghaei stated that Tehran consistently advocates for the resolution of the Yemen issue through dialogue and reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He added that the crisis cannot be resolved through force, noting that Yemen has endured an illegal and inhumane blockade for over a decade. Baghaei also indicated that Iran may not endorse a resolution on Yemen at an upcoming Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meeting in Baghdad, citing that its content is not aligned with the interests of the Islamic ummah and established OIC procedures were not followed.
15:54
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei stated that safeguarding Iran’s interests and security is “an inviolable tenet of the country’s foreign policy”. He added that pursuing this, whether through diplomatic channels or legitimate defence, remains a top priority. Baghaei emphasised that utilising every diplomatic opportunity to prevent the escalation of tensions is a fundamental duty, as Iranian wisdom and prudence stress the importance of sound judgement and rationality in managing international crises.
15:43
Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Doha firmly supports Riyadh in defending its sovereignty against attacks from Houthis, as the conflict in the region widens.
15:40
Qatar stated that negotiations between Iran and the United States are ongoing, with diplomatic efforts continuing despite heightened tensions and growing concerns about a wider regional war. Majed al-Ansari, spokesperson for Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said at the Global Security Forum that negotiations for the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) are underway, with both sides participating. He emphasized the importance of confidential negotiations, stating that "not hearing about it is a good thing."
15:17
Hainan Commercial Space Launch Site disclosed that the equipment debugging for the second phase's No. 3 launch pad is scheduled to be completed by the end of October, with all four launch pads expected to be operational by the end of this year. This expansion aims to alleviate the contradiction in China's commercial space sector where satellite manufacturing is rapid but launch capabilities are scarce. The new launch pads feature a standardized design, compatible with multiple types of liquid rockets, to improve launch turnaround efficiency.
15:16
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that his country is "surrounded by a ring of fire" due to multiple regional conflicts. He highlighted new tensions in Yemen following those in Iran, with Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia escalating regional tensions. Erdogan also described the situation in Lebanon as "far from promising," adding that despite some positive news from Syria, Israel is actively attempting to destabilize the country.
15:11
According to its Q3 2026 report disclosed on October 19, Chinese AI vendor iFLYTEK achieved revenue of 6.564 billion yuan for the quarter, a year-on-year increase of 7.99%. Net profit attributable to the parent company was 226 million yuan, up 31.05% year-on-year. After deducting non-recurring gains and losses, the company reported a net loss of 126 million yuan, with non-IFRS losses for the first three quarters expanding to 763 million yuan year-on-year. The company stated that its R&D investment in Q3 exceeded 1.7 billion yuan, accounting for over 25% of revenue, primarily due to increased investment in large model R&D and expenditures for storage chip inventory.
15:06
US envoy Tom Barrack has questioned Washington’s history of military interventions in the Middle East, stating that attempts to change governments have repeatedly failed. Speaking at the Global Security Forum in Doha, Barrack emphasized the need for the US to learn from past mistakes amid ongoing tensions with Iran. He described the current situation as “horrible” and acknowledged that the US-Israeli conflict with Iran has produced unintended consequences across the region, though he was unsure if the war itself was a mistake.
15:04
European Central Bank Executive Board member Frank Elderson stated in an interview with Die Presse that the biggest obstacle to European bank competitiveness is fragmentation, not the cost of regulation. He called for completing the Single Market, the savings and investment union, and the banking union to foster integration. Elderson also supported more proportionate supervision, proposing to raise the total asset threshold for small and non-complex banks from €5 billion to €10 billion, which would benefit approximately 150 additional banks.
14:56
Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary has named stablecoins the safest crypto asset class, explaining that their clearer regulations and U.S. Treasury guarantees make them far less risky compared to Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies. He referred to the GENIUS Act, enacted in July 2025, which mandates eligible liquid asset reserves for stablecoin issuers.
14:44
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated in a meeting with U.S. senators on Monday that the Trump administration's decisions were "difficult to explain between friends," adding that weapons deliveries were delayed and intelligence sharing was restricted. He noted that a missile package was awaiting the signature of U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, and that European countries were waiting for U.S. approval to transfer Patriot interceptor missiles. Zelenskyy also claimed that Ukraine had not received warnings for Russian attacks three times in the past week.
14:39
Goldman Sachs released its latest research report, maintaining a "Buy" rating on Chinese DRAM manufacturer CXMT (Changxin Memory Technologies) and slightly raising its 12-month price target from 129 yuan to 130 yuan. This upward revision is primarily driven by CXMT's disclosed Q3 earnings pre-announcement, with Goldman Sachs estimating its Q3 revenue midpoint to be approximately 30% higher than previously forecast. Additionally, the company officially commenced mass production of its fifth-generation DRAM technology platform (G5) in September 2026, which Goldman Sachs believes will fully unlock growth potential, leading to an upward revision of the company's earnings forecasts for 2026 to 2030.
14:35
Israeli forces obstructed the actions of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), UN Secretary-General Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric said on Monday (October 19). Israeli forces obstructed UNIFIL's operations in Lebanon last weekend and continued to commit violations in multiple locations. He noted that on October 16, an Israeli tank blocked a UNIFIL logistics convoy near al-Bayyadah in the western sector, preventing supplies from reaching its positions.

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