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10/21
10:04
The Wall Street Journal: NYSE Loses Out in Battle for Wall Street's Biggest IPO
The Wall Street Journal reports that the New York Stock Exchange lost the battle for Wall Street's largest IPOs. Following SpaceX, Anthropic is also expected to choose Nasdaq for its blockbuster listing. Furthermore, the Texas Stock Exchange is emerging as a new threat.
10:04
Bloomberg Markets: Suspicious Trades Raised Red Flags for Execs, Investors, Regulators Before Terra's 95% Crash
Bloomberg Markets reports that suspicious trades had begun to alarm executives, investors, and regulators long before the Tera project imploded, but the related warnings were ignored.
10:03
South Korea's KOSPI index rose 4.03% from its previous close, now at 5,776.29.
10:03
Gulf oil exports surpass pre-war levels despite Hormuz attacks, averaging over 24M bpd: WSJ Report
According to The Wall Street Journal, citing ship-tracking firm Kpler, oil exports from the Gulf region averaged over 24 million barrels per day (bpd) in the week ending October 18, exceeding the 23.3 million bpd recorded before the US-Israel war on Iran. This increase occurred despite continued attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Shipments through Hormuz itself averaged about 14 million bpd, or 82% of pre-war levels, with overall exports sustained by US military protection, ship-to-ship transfers, and alternative pipelines through Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. Kpler data shows 40% of non-Iranian crude exports bypassed Hormuz in September, up from 17% pre-war, as high profits make the risks worthwhile for shippers.
10:03
China's A-shares and Hong Kong stocks opened higher this morning, with chip stocks rebounding, while CATL's A and H shares both plunged about 9%.
China's A-shares and Hong Kong stocks opened higher across the board this morning. The three major A-share indices fluctuated upwards in early trading, with concept stocks such as chip semiconductors, optical modules, and optical communications all strengthening. The Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Tech Index in Hong Kong also both rose, with chip stocks gaining. However, CATL's A-shares and Hong Kong stocks both fell by about 9% after the company disclosed its third-quarter financial report, which showed a 14.54% year-on-year increase in net profit but a decline in its single-quarter comprehensive gross profit margin to 20.69%, marking two consecutive quarters of decline. Additionally, South Korea's KOSPI index rose over 3%, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both up 6%.
10:02
China COSCO Shipping, a giant in the shipping industry, has launched new routes and an emergency response system to counter the Iran war and climate risks.
Chinese shipping giant COSCO Shipping Holdings is launching new capacity and trade routes, and increasing road transport, to ensure its supply chain can withstand potential shocks. The move aims to counter escalating geopolitical conflicts, infrastructure bottlenecks, and climate-related disruptions, especially after the outbreak of the US-Israel-Iran war, which has disrupted Middle Eastern shipping traffic and sent freight rates soaring by 130%. Hong Kong-listed COSCO Shipping Holdings reported a net profit of 13.4 billion yuan ($2 billion) for the first half of 2026, a year-on-year decrease of 23.6%.
10:00
Nikkei Asia: UK Faces Pressure to Align with EU on China EV Tariffs
According to Nikkei Asia, if the UK wants to be exempt from the EU's "Made in Europe" localization rules, it must align with the EU's trade defense measures, including tariffs on electric vehicles produced in China.
09:49
Lookonchain monitoring shows that Tom Lee's Bitmine re-staked 159,728 ETH, worth $390.6 million, bringing its total staked ETH to 5.23 million, valued at $12.78 billion, accounting for 86.5% of its total holdings.
09:47
Australia's NextDC shares plunge nearly 40% after slashing earnings forecast
Australian data center operator NextDC's shares plunged 39.5% on Wednesday after the company significantly lowered its fiscal 2027 revenue and EBITDA guidance. The company cited power supply delays at its M3 Melbourne facility, stemming from local community and stakeholder opposition that has halted infrastructure upgrades. Electricity distributor Jemena is not expected to resume work before February 2027.
09:47
Trump: Iran's "dream" is for the war to continue until after the US midterm elections, but the war will end soon and oil prices will plummet.
Donald Trump stated at a campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina, that Iran's "dream" is for the war with the United States to continue beyond the November midterm elections. He claimed the war would end "one way or another, very quickly," at which point oil prices would "drop like a rock." Trump added that high oil prices are "a very small price to pay to stop the world's number one state sponsor of terror from getting nuclear weapons."
09:46
Bybit will support the THORChain (RUNE) v3.21.0 network upgrade, which will involve a temporary suspension of RUNE deposits and withdrawals.
Bybit announced that it will suspend deposits and withdrawals of RUNE starting from October 21 at 14:00 UTC to support the THORChain (RUNE) v3.21.0 network upgrade. The upgrade is expected to take place around 14:40 on the same day, and trading activities will not be affected.
09:32
Musk says SpaceX-Tesla merger a ‘good idea’ as AI revenue jumps ninefold
09:24
The Nikkei index rose 1.8%, boosted by improved risk sentiment and bargain hunting, after closing at a more than one-month low on Tuesday.
09:15
Media reports: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has billions of dollars worth of NVIDIA chips backlogged in its warehouses due to power shortages, leading to negative free cash flow.
According to internal Amazon documents obtained by Business Insider and an audio recording of an employee meeting, Amazon's cloud computing division, AWS, is temporarily storing NVIDIA GB300 racks in "intermediate warehouses." This is because the target data centers "have space for more racks but not enough available power to turn them on." Internal emails show that Amazon expects to receive approximately $5 billion worth of GB300 racks in August alone, with continuous monthly receipts of about $3 billion thereafter. AWS CFO John Felton confirmed in an internal meeting in September that the company's free cash flow has turned negative as a result and is expected to remain negative for the next few years. Rich Privorotsky, head of Goldman Sachs' Delta-One trading desk, noted in an October 16 report that the chip backlog has led to persistent scarcity of powered computing capacity and high GPU rental prices, creating an inflationary bottleneck.
09:12
King Charles III of the UK praised Oman's peaceful efforts in reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
King Charles III welcomed Sultan Haitham bin Tariq of Oman at a state banquet at Windsor Castle, praising Oman's "noble efforts" in helping to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Charles stated that Oman's peacekeeping efforts and "constructive neutrality" in the Gulf region extend far beyond the Strait of Hormuz and deserve the highest respect. Oman is a key military ally of the UK and acted as a mediator between the US and Iran after the conflict erupted in late February. The Sultan of Oman is expected to hold talks with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham on Wednesday and sign an agreement to promote two-way investment between the two countries.
09:12
Citadel founder Ken Griffin warns AI is "almost certainly" in a bubble, but remains optimistic about its long-term potential.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin warned that investors are "almost certainly" in an AI bubble, as companies struggle to translate massive AI spending into measurable productivity gains. He pointed out that Anthropic is reportedly considering spending $750 billion on computing in the future, which is intensifying questions about the return on AI investments. Despite this, Griffin remains optimistic about AI's long-term potential.
09:11
Bain Survey: Chinese Consumers Prioritize Technology in Car Purchases, While Europeans and Americans Still Value Price; Western Automakers Face Dual Pressure
Bain & Company's latest global automotive consumer survey reveals that Chinese consumers prioritize technology and features (58%) when purchasing a car, while American (68%) and European (62%) consumers still rank price as their top consideration. The report notes that fierce domestic competition in China has made low prices an expectation, prompting automakers to differentiate themselves through technology. Bain executives anticipate that Western markets will follow suit, with competitive pricing becoming the baseline and technology playing a more significant role in purchasing decisions. Concurrently, increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers is expected to intensify price pressure in the European market. Furthermore, declining brand loyalty threatens the advantage of established manufacturers, with over a third of Western market consumers open to new brands.
09:05
South Korean AI provider Elice's stock price plunged 32% on its debut day, only to rebound 30% the following day, highlighting the stricter scrutiny AI spending is facing.
South Korean AI infrastructure provider Elice raised 201 billion won (approximately $151 million) in its initial public offering (IPO) on Tuesday, with its shares plummeting 32% on the first trading day before rebounding about 30% on Wednesday. Analysts noted that Elice's volatile stock performance is the latest warning sign that the AI boom is entering a more rigorous phase, with investors scrutinizing AI companies' ambitious expansion plans and profitability paths more closely, particularly those relying on debt rather than cash flow to support high capital expenditures.
09:04
Japanese electricity prices surged over 25% in a single day this Monday, driven by soaring LNG and coal prices.
Japan's average electricity price nationwide surged over 25% this Monday from last week, reaching $0.19 per kilowatt-hour (approximately 31.15 yen), according to Bloomberg, citing data from the Japan Electric Power Exchange. This price hike is primarily driven by the dual pressures of soaring spot prices for December-delivery liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Asia, which hit their highest level since December 2022 at $29.30 per million British thermal units, and continuously rising coal costs. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have restricted the number of LNG carriers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, while European winter heating demand has further pushed up Asian LNG prices. Japan's previous attempts to substitute natural gas with coal for power generation to mitigate costs were thwarted as coal prices also rose by approximately 30% due to concentrated Asian demand and reduced supply from Indonesia, leading to a comprehensive pass-through of energy cost pressures downstream.
09:04
Taiz Governorate, Yemen: Houthi shelling of residential areas injures three young women.
Houthi militants shelled residential areas and villages in Yemen's Taiz province, injuring three young women, according to local sources cited by the Yemeni government-run Saba news agency. Two 18-year-old women were hit by shrapnel in the Jabal Sabir area, and a 17-year-old woman was injured when her house in the al-Wehda neighborhood was struck by a shell, causing significant damage to the property.
09:02
Hansoh Pharmaceutical inks up to $15B drug deal with Roche, China's innovative drug out-licensing hits $130B
Hong Kong-listed Hansoh Pharmaceutical Group announced a collaboration agreement with Swiss healthcare company F. Hoffmann-La Roche, potentially worth over $15 billion in development, regulatory approval, and commercialisation milestones, plus tiered royalties. Hansoh will receive an upfront payment of $400 million and a $110 million first-anniversary payment. This deal, covering antibody-drug conjugate programmes, is the second cooperation between the two companies. Separately, China's innovative drug out-licensing deals reached approximately $130 billion by the end of September this year, nearly matching the full-year level of 2025, according to the National Development and Reform Commission. Hansoh's shares surged 8.32% on Tuesday following the announcement, and the broader innovative drug sector in China's A-share market also saw active trading.
09:00
USDG (Global Dollar) saw $2.69 million in trading volume over the past hour, 35.8 times its 7-day average for the same period, and is currently trading at $1.001.
08:55
South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday as investors weighed AI earnings concerns ahead of Meta's earnings report.
South Korean stocks opened sharply higher on Wednesday as investors weighed concerns about the profitability of AI infrastructure ahead of Meta Platforms' earnings report. The benchmark KOSPI index opened up 2.05% and later extended its gains.
08:50
Samsung Electronics rose 6.15% from its previous close, now trading at ₩224,500.
08:48
SK Hynix is up 6.7% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,305,000.
08:45
South Korea's producer prices rose 0.2% in September, marking a second consecutive monthly increase, driven by higher agricultural goods prices, central bank data showed.
South Korea's producer prices rose 0.2% in September, marking a second consecutive monthly increase, driven by higher agricultural goods prices, central bank data showed. The producer price index, a key gauge of future consumer inflation, followed a 0.1% on-month gain in August, according to preliminary data from the Bank of Korea. In July, the index fell for the first time since August 2025.
08:41
The Nikkei 225 Index rose 2.01% from its previous close, now at 65,361.21.
08:37
Citadel founder Ken Griffin: AI is "almost certainly" in a bubble and will replace white-collar workers but not Citadel's core research business.
08:32
Samsung Electronics rose 4.49% from its previous close, now trading at ₩221,000.
08:31
SK Hynix rose 5.15% from its previous close, now trading at ₩1,286,000.

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