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10/22
15:20
France's CAC 40 index fell 1.02% from its previous close to 7,840.71.
15:20
SideSwap reopens Bitcoin swaps, but Liquid Federation withdrawals remain restricted and payments may be delayed
SideSwap, a swap provider on the Liquid Network, has reopened conversions from the synthetic Bitcoin token L-BTC into Bitcoin. However, direct withdrawals from the Liquid Federation, which manages the network's Bitcoin reserves, remain restricted. SideSwap's payouts can still queue during manual refills of its own Bitcoin wallet, potentially delaying payments.

SideSwap stated that since reopening on October 20, users have made approximately 600 peg-outs, with over 60 BTC paid. This follows Liquid's September 23 assessment, where Blockstream reported an Elements verification-cache flaw created about 4,000 unbacked L-BTC, leading to Bitcoin leaving Liquid's reserve through SideSwap. The Liquid Federation's final restoration phase, requiring full 1:1 Bitcoin backing and controlled reactivation of peg-outs, has no specified date.
15:19
U.S. Treasury yields fell across the board by at least 3 basis points on Thursday, with the 30-year yield hitting 5.38%, its lowest since September 23, as investors re-evaluated the outlook for AI assets, leading to an inflow of safe-haven funds.
U.S. Treasury yields fell across the board by at least 3 basis points on Thursday, with the 30-year yield hitting 5.38%, its lowest level since September 23. Global capital clearly flowed into traditional safe-haven assets, with the Japanese Yen appreciating 0.3% against the U.S. Dollar to 157.68, and the Swiss Franc also rising 0.2%. Market sentiment turned fragile as investors' doubts grew regarding the profitability and return on investment of AI-related assets, triggering a stock market decline and activating safe-haven demand for government bonds.
15:17
The IMF expects economic output in the Middle East, North Africa, and Pakistan to contract by 1.3% this year, rebounding to 6.6% in 2027.
The IMF stated that the U.S.-Iran conflict has impacted energy production, shipping, tourism, trade, and confidence, projecting a 1.3% contraction in economic output for the Middle East, North Africa, and Pakistan this year. Its baseline assumption is that the conflict will de-escalate in early 2027 and trade will gradually normalize within the year, at which point economic growth is expected to rebound to 6.6%, though the outlook still faces extremely high uncertainty.
15:04
The Philippine central bank raised interest rates by 50 basis points to 5.5% on Thursday to curb inflation, double the amount economists predicted, Nikkei Asia reported.
15:01
German-Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry President: German companies are viewing South Korea as a strategic manufacturing and innovation hub
Marie Antonia von Schonburg, President and CEO of the German-Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry, stated that German companies are leveraging the industrial strengths of both countries to use South Korea as a strategic base for manufacturing, technology development, and supply chain diversification amidst increasing geopolitical uncertainty.
15:00
London Stock Exchange Group agrees to acquire Octus from Permira for $3.5 billion.
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has agreed to acquire Octus, a credit intelligence, data, and workflow provider, from private equity firm Permira for $3.5 billion. The stock exchange and financial information company stated last week that it was in negotiations for the deal.
14:57
Shares of South Korean cloud operator Elice have surged over 55% in two days, hitting 99,900 Korean won during Thursday's trading, surpassing its IPO price of 90,500 won for the first time.
Shares of South Korean cloud operator Elice rose for a second consecutive day, climbing as much as 25% to 99,900 Korean Won during Thursday's trading session, recovering its IPO price of 90,500 Korean Won for the first time. The previous day, the stock had closed at its daily limit, up 30%. This rebound was primarily driven by retail investors, indicating that some investors are still betting on the long-term logic of the AI infrastructure sector.
14:51
Evergrande Liquidators Aim for First Creditor Payout in H1 2027
Liquidators for China Evergrande Group plan to begin distributing funds to creditors in the first half of 2027, nearly three years after the company began winding up. So far, they have recovered less than 1% of the $46 billion sought by creditors.
14:48
SBI Securities, an Indian brokerage, is offering leveraged bets on the Jio Platforms IPO, a rare move for an Indian initial public offering, reflecting intense competition among brokers and fervent market enthusiasm for Jio Platforms' debut.
14:47
The Financial Times reported that Russia launched a missile attack on Kyiv after Donald Trump's envoy, Witkoff, met with Zelenskyy and held talks with Putin.
14:47
US and Israel reportedly devised plans for a new round of strikes against Iran after the midterm elections, causing oil prices to surge on Thursday.
According to CCTV News, citing U.S. officials, the U.S. and Israeli militaries have developed specific plans for another military strike against Iran after the U.S. midterm elections, with potential targets including Iran's energy and nuclear facilities. Meanwhile, the U.S. State Department has ordered non-emergency government employees and their families to evacuate Saudi Arabia. Boosted by the news, Brent crude futures rose 1.71% to $110.67 per barrel on Thursday, while U.S. WTI crude rose 1.42% to $98.53 per barrel.
14:45
German regulator BaFin orders liquidation of Iran’s Bank Saderat Hamburg branch due to sanctions
Germany's financial regulator BaFin has ordered the liquidation of the Hamburg branch of Bank Saderat Iran, citing sanctions and the bank's failure to address legal requirement violations. BaFin had previously revoked the branch's license last year, and a Hamburg court appointed a liquidator last month. The branch had 13 employees and 62.4 million euros ($70.16m) in assets.
14:42
Ramp Report: 1% of Businesses Account for 80% of OpenAI and Anthropic Spending, AI Dollar Spend Growth Stalls, Paid Penetration Slows
Ramp, a corporate card giant, tracked payment data from over 70,000 U.S. businesses and found that just 1% of these companies accounted for 80% of commercial spending on OpenAI and Anthropic, and this highly concentrated demand is peaking. Ara Kharazian, Ramp's chief economist, noted in his October AI Index report that token usage continues to climb, but actual dollar spending growth has nearly stalled, rising only 1.5% in early October from its August peak, with paid user penetration also flattening. The core driver of stagnant spending is price deflation, with Anthropic's actual token price index falling from over $1.70 in mid-September to a record low of $0.83. Goldman Sachs warned that token demand growth must outpace price reductions to support computing power investments, while Citadel founder Ken Griffin believes the market is "almost certainly" in an AI bubble. OpenAI has indicated a preference to postpone its IPO until 2027.
14:39
The city of Albuquerque, USA, has officially banned Bitcoin ATMs to combat cryptocurrency fraud, with the new regulations taking effect on October 21.
The city of Albuquerque, New Mexico, has officially banned Bitcoin ATMs to combat rising cryptocurrency fraud. The city's new virtual currency ordinance was passed by the city council and signed by the mayor on September 9, taking effect on October 21. The new regulations prohibit cryptocurrency kiosks and cashier-assisted cryptocurrency transactions, requiring existing Bitcoin ATMs to be removed within 45 days or face fines. Mayor Tim Keller stated that scammers are using these machines to defraud vulnerable populations, including the elderly. According to FBI data, over 13,400 complaints related to cryptocurrency kiosks have been received.
14:33
Dai-ichi Life Insurance Co. of Japan has begun investing in gold, aiming for 1% of its $219.3 billion in assets under management to hedge against inflation and market risks.
14:31
Apollo Chief Economist: Data Center Construction Delays to Reshape AI Industry's Winners and Losers
Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Global Management, analyzed that if the data center construction cycle is prolonged, assets with scarce physical capacity (including operational data centers, power suppliers, and long-cycle equipment manufacturers) will gain pricing power and rental premiums. Conversely, highly valued AI stocks betting on timely delivery and highly leveraged developer debt will face dual pressures of earnings downgrades and valuation compression. Slok emphasized that investors need to distinguish between "delay" and "cancellation" scenarios. While a delay postpones cash flow, assets may appreciate due to scarcity premiums, whereas a cancellation dismantles the scarcity logic.
14:28
South Korean court dismisses 837 billion won shareholder lawsuit filed by Young Poong and MBK Partners against Korea Zinc chairman
The Seoul Central District Court on Thursday dismissed a shareholder derivative lawsuit filed by Young Poong and MBK Partners against Korea Zinc Chairman Choi Yun-birm and other directors, seeking 837 billion Korean won (approximately $632 million). The Young Poong-MBK alliance filed the lawsuit in November 2024, alleging that Korea Zinc's directors caused significant losses to the company by repurchasing shares at 890,000 won per share through a tender offer.
14:28
Chinese Prosecutors Seek Forfeiture of Over 61,800 Bitcoins Linked to $5.7 Billion Fraud Case
Chinese prosecutors have moved to confiscate over 61,800 Bitcoins linked to a fraud case valued at over 40 billion yuan (approximately $5.7 billion). This action comes days after a UK court ruled that Chinese law should apply to victims' claims over the seized Bitcoins. The fraud case, led by Qian Zhimin, involved over 100,000 investors and nearly 20 billion yuan in losses. Qian Zhimin fled to the UK in 2017, and her assets, including Bitcoin, were subsequently seized by British authorities. The Tianjin No. 2 Intermediate People's Court accepted the prosecutors' request to confiscate illegal gains on October 13 and has opened a six-month window for victims and other relevant parties to participate in the case.
14:27
U.S. Treasury Expected to Keep Auction Sizes Unchanged, Barclays Says
Barclays said the U.S. Treasury is expected to keep auction sizes unchanged at the upcoming quarterly refunding announcement, but make its guidance less restrictive.
14:21
Indian margin financing stock bets are set for their first monthly decline since March, as the rally in small-cap stocks falters, indicating that retail traders are cutting risk.
14:18
Syrian state television reported that the Israeli army has dispatched a large number of military vehicles and personnel into the village of Tranjah in Syria's southern Quneitra province.
14:12
South Korea's LG Display swings to Q3 operating profit of 250.6 billion won, but earnings fall 42% YoY
South Korea's LG Display swung to an operating profit of 250.6 billion won ($189.3 million) in the third quarter, reversing a 107.7 billion won loss in the previous quarter, driven by stronger seasonal demand for OLED panels. However, earnings fell 42 percent from a year earlier, as a weaker dollar and rising component costs weighed on profitability. Revenue rose 12 percent from the second quarter to 6.28 trillion won.
14:12
BNP Paribas Asset Management increases holdings in long-term Japanese government bonds, attracted by steep yield curve and recovering domestic demand.
14:05
Global debt totals $365 trillion, with interest expenses continuously rising, and France's borrowing costs exceeding those of Italy and Greece.
Global government, household, and corporate debt surged to over $365 trillion in the first half of 2026, according to data from the Institute of International Finance (IIF), with interest expenses rising concurrently. Recent protests across several European countries highlight the fiscal pressures faced by governments. France's 10-year borrowing costs have climbed to their highest level since 2002, reaching approximately 5%, surpassing those of Italy and Greece, indicating declining investor confidence in France's debt management.
14:05
U.S. Senator Rubio states that restrictions on Starlink services in Ukraine are decided by Musk, not the White House.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio stated on Wednesday that access and speed limitations for Ukraine's Starlink service are determined by its parent company, SpaceX, and its CEO, Elon Musk, and are not related to the White House. This follows reports that Musk ordered a slowdown of the military version of the Starshield service, which Ukraine uses to defend against Russian missile attacks. An advisor to Ukrainian President Zelenskyy previously stated on October 14 that SpaceX imposed a 160 km/h speed limit on Starshield services, disrupting multiple missions. Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth both denied White House involvement in the limitation decision, calling it a commercial contract issue. Musk previously stated on X that any speed or usage limitations are ultimately decided by the U.S. military and the President.
14:02
China takes the lead in global standardization of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology, chairing the secretariat of the international committee.
China is leading the global standardization efforts for Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) technology, having assumed the chairmanship of the secretariat for ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 43, a joint committee under the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). BCI technology has been designated a national development priority by China and included in its 15th Five-Year Plan and government work reports. The General Office of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the General Office of the State Council recently issued a joint directive calling for accelerated industrialization and commercialization of BCI. Analysts believe this is a "very significant step" for Chinese and global BCI companies, with the Chinese BCI market projected to reach 6.14 billion yuan (approximately $919.88 million) by 2028.
14:01
South Korea's KOSPI index is down 4.03% from its previous close, currently at 5,504.23.
13:55
The FTSE 100 opened lower, with UK equities expected to track global markets downwards.
13:51
South Korea's government won a tax refund lawsuit against hedge fund Lone Star Funds, involving $127 million.
The South Korean government and Seoul have won a tax refund lawsuit against U.S. private equity firm Lone Star Funds, involving 168.2 billion Korean Won (approximately $127 million). The Seoul High Court dismissed Lone Star's claims in a retrial mandated by the Supreme Court. The case involved nine affiliated entities, including Lone Star Funds, seeking a refund of taxes paid on their investments in South Korea. This ruling overturns previous lower court decisions that had ordered the central government to issue refunds.

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