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10/21
15:11
South Korean stocks rebounded on Wednesday from the previous session's sharp decline, with semiconductor shares rising and easing concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) spending. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 182.92 points, or 3.29%, to close at 5,735.66, after climbing as high as 5,816.43 during intraday trading. The Korean won strengthened against the U.S. dollar. The strong rebound prompted the Korea Exchange to trigger a buy-side circuit breaker (sidecar) before 11 a.m., temporarily halting trading.
15:04
NextDC, dubbed "Australia's CoreWeave," disclosed on Wednesday that the power supply plan for its critical M3 project has been delayed until FY2028 due to ongoing obstruction from inner-Melbourne residents regarding high-voltage transmission line construction. As a result, NextDC significantly lowered its FY2027 net revenue and underlying EBITDA guidance by over one-third (median EBITDA reduction of approximately 36%) and announced a halt to all new development projects and land acquisitions. Following the announcement, NextDC's share price plummeted by as much as 45% to A$5.07 on the Sydney market after a two-day trading halt, returning to 2019 levels. This incident further corroborates the widespread delivery challenges faced by the global data center industry, where grid connection permits and local resident opposition have become project bottlenecks.
15:03
Turkish Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz announced that allocations for the procurement of weapons, ammunition, weapon systems, and other defense equipment will increase by 229% in 2027. Total defense and security allocations will reach 3.454 trillion lira (approximately $69.64 billion), accounting for 12.7% of next year's budget.
14:53
NVIDIA released its clinical surgical AI simulator, Cosmos3-H-Dreams, on October 20. The simulator is trained on real cholecystectomy videos and can generate new surgical scene frames in real-time based on instrument manipulation commands. NVIDIA explicitly stated that this system is a research simulator and has not been validated for patient care, nor is it suitable for clinical diagnosis and treatment. Several validation steps still need to be completed before it can be used in clinical applications.
14:49
The Gaza Ministry of Health warned that the oil supply required to operate generators in hospitals within the enclave has been completely depleted. The ministry stated that this threatens the immediate mechanical failure and shutdown of the remaining generators, which require over 2,500 liters (660 gallons) of oil per month to keep them running. The Ministry of Health called on the international community to fulfill its humanitarian responsibilities and intervene immediately to ensure the delivery of necessary oil and spare parts to avoid power outages that would halt many vital life-saving departments.
14:37
BlackRock Inc. says current corporate bond yields offer a more resilient source of returns that doesn’t depend on expectations for falling interest rates or tighter spreads.
14:27
AmCham Korea convened U.S. Ambassador to Korea Michelle Park Steel and Commander of U.S. Forces Korea General Xavier T. Brunson on Wednesday to discuss strengthening the bilateral alliance through defense cooperation and economic security. The luncheon, held to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, attracted approximately 200 representatives from Korean and international businesses.
14:27
Chinese startup Langdao Silex recently unveiled a prototype extreme ultraviolet (EUV) light source, claiming 90% domestically made components and promising commercialization within three to five years. However, its reported performance falls far short of commercial requirements, and experts doubt China can challenge global chipmaking leaders in this technology.
14:22
Gaza children are facing increasingly severe food shortages, with families struggling to provide nutritious meals. This follows Israel's restriction on commercial goods entry into Gaza on October 14, which disrupted supplies, although a gradual resumption was announced on October 19. Concurrently, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) announced on October 19 that funding shortfalls forced it to cut food assistance in Gaza, reducing beneficiaries from 1.6 million in September to 1.1 million in October and halving food rations. Approximately 1.4 million people in Gaza are now facing acute food insecurity, and over 2,800 children were admitted for malnutrition treatment in September.
14:22
U.S. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social on Wednesday, stating that data center companies, if they wish to gain community approval, should pay "dividends" to local communities or individuals. He also demanded that new data centers must generate their own electricity and sell or provide surplus power back to the local grid for free, thereby bringing actual benefits to the community in the form of lower electricity prices rather than increases.
14:16
Ken Griffin, Vornado Realty Trust, and Rudin have secured a $3.3 billion construction loan to build a new office tower on Park Avenue in Manhattan. The project's future was previously clouded after New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani angered Griffin.
14:16
The US AI company Anthropic, developer of the chatbot Claude, has listed books by South Korean authors, including Nobel laureate Han Kang, as eligible for compensation in a copyright settlement. The Literature Translation Institute of Korea identified at least 21 English-language editions of these works and has notified the authors.
14:15
Chinese Finance Minister Lan Fo'an announced that the 2026 APEC Finance Ministers' Meeting concluded in Hong Kong with "tangible results," issuing a joint statement and a policy statement on financing digital infrastructure. APEC member economies agreed to strengthen macroeconomic communication and coordination to address external risks and challenges, enhance macroeconomic policy robustness, bolster the resilience of fiscal and financial systems, and fully unleash the potential of emerging technologies such as AI to boost productivity and foster new growth drivers. Members also agreed to promote financial and economic cooperation to support long-term sustainable regional development, and emphasized boosting household spending and domestic demand.
14:12
SpaceX CEO Musk stated on the latest earnings call that he expects online hashrate to reach 2.5 to 3 GW by the end of 2026, with an additional 10 GW added in 2027, and said he would be surprised if the online hashrate were below 13 GW by then. He noted that all hyperscale cloud providers and dozens of small and medium-sized companies are "relentlessly pursuing" more hashrate for lease, and did not rule out the payback period for hashrate investments shortening to six months next year. Google CEO Pichai also stated that it is "extremely difficult" for customers today to lock in 2027 hashrate. However, Citadel founder Ken Griffin warned that GPUs are highly isomorphic to airlines, and once oversupply occurs, spot rental prices will "free fall," adding that the market's test of AI hashrate investment "has only just begun."
14:12
BofA Securities analyst Justin Post expects Meta's Q3 revenue to reach $63.8 billion, slightly above the market consensus of $63.3 billion. However, GAAP operating profit is projected to fall to $11.5 billion, significantly below the market's $18.6 billion expectation, due to a one-time $10 billion state attorney general settlement accrual. EPS is also anticipated to drop to $3.79. The analyst noted that the true focus of the earnings call will be whether capital expenditures and AI monetization can be balanced in 2027.
14:10
U.K. inflation rose by a hotter-than-expected 3.5% in the 12 months to September, driven by surging motor fuel costs, cementing rate hike expectations. This marks a continuation of the upward trend, following 3.1% in August and 2.9% in July, and was above economists' forecast of 3.4%.
14:08
Chinese tax authorities stated they would accept reasonable explanations when implementing new rules on offshore trust income, providing some certainty to taxpayers after a successful appeal by an executive of a Hong Kong-listed company. The tax authorities clarified this Monday that stock incentive trusts established by companies are not subject to the 20% trust tax. Instead, individual income tax should be paid when employees exercise stock options or receive dividends and share transfer gains. The executive's offshore trust was established before the company's IPO in 2021, when it was valued at approximately $50 million. The tax authorities also answered other frequently asked questions, but some issues remain unresolved. China has strengthened its regulation of offshore trusts and investment income this year.
14:06
A key benchmark for Middle East crude fell to its lowest in nearly three months, an indication of the resilience of the region’s exports despite intensifying Iranian attacks on shipping.
14:04
The Yemeni Network for Rights and Freedoms reported 109 violations by Houthi forces in Taiz governorate over the past 48 hours, resulting in eight civilian deaths and 26 injuries. The group stated that Houthi forces launched two ballistic missiles and approximately 147 projectiles at residential areas, abducted 24 civilians, raided 23 homes, and damaged 17 residences and 11 vehicles. The United Nations warned of a worsening humanitarian situation in Taiz, which has been surrounded by Houthis since early October.
13:59
Brokerages are doubling down on Korean chip stocks like Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, despite the benchmark Kospi index plunging 7.57% on Thursday, triggering a marketwide trading halt. Sentiment rebounded Wednesday, with Samsung and SK hynix surging, as investors bet the AI-driven memory boom has further to run.

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