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10/22
16:53
Bitcoin is currently holding in the $80,000 region, which Glassnode estimates to be the average acquisition cost for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs and publicly listed corporate treasuries, CryptoSlate reported. However, Bitcoin ETF inflows slowed by 95.6% in one day. Farside Investors data shows net inflows of $526.7 million on October 19 and $23.2 million on October 20, with both days being positive. Glassnode reported that the sell-off on October 15 briefly pushed Bitcoin below its ETF cost basis of approximately $81,500. This Friday, the final PMI and University of Michigan inflation expectations data will be released. These figures could influence market expectations for the Federal Reserve's October 28 interest rate decision, thereby testing the movement of assets including Bitcoin.
16:52
Asian stocks tumbled on Thursday, with Chinese equities entering a bear market as the CSI 300 index slid 2%, marking a 20% decline from its June peak. Other regional benchmarks also fell significantly, including Japan's Nikkei 225 down 3%, South Korea's Kospi down 3.5%, Taiwan's benchmark down 2%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng down 3%.

Technology shares led the losses, with Chinese technology stocks in Hong Kong falling over 40% from their peak. Brent crude climbed above $112 a barrel, and WTI crude topped $100. Bitcoin retreated from above $84,000 to around $82,000, while gold fell over 1% to below $4,100 an ounce, and silver dropped over 3.5% to around $55. Nasdaq 100 index futures declined almost 2%, and the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) jumped 10% to around 18.
16:49
According to Al Jazeera, citing an analysis by maritime security expert Alexandru Hudisteanu, the United States and Iran are currently not interested in reaching a regional peace agreement through diplomatic channels. Hudisteanu noted that all parties appear to be formulating strategies with the Israeli and U.S. elections in mind.
16:41
According to Al Jazeera, Russian forces attacked the Ukrainian capital Kyiv in the early hours of Thursday, killing at least one person and injuring 22, including four children. This occurred a day after US envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg, aiming to promote a restart of Russia-Ukraine peace talks.

Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported that Kyiv's subway infrastructure was also damaged. On the Russian side, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that Ukraine launched 630 drones towards the region, with 163 targeting Moscow, injuring two people, and most drones being intercepted.

US President Donald Trump subsequently stated that he believes the Russia-Ukraine war may be nearing its end. However, the Kremlin adopted a more cautious stance, expressing willingness in principle to restart US-brokered talks with Ukraine, but stating that peace proposals from Ukraine and Europe lacked "substance." Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said on Thursday that "appeasement, subservience, and flattery" would not stop Russia's war actions, and only strength would.
16:40
South Korea’s first government-led Arctic shipping trial has shown the potential to cut the distance to Europe by about 35 percent and the transit time by roughly 10 days compared with the Suez Canal route. However, participants said ice, severe weather and operational challenges remain obstacles to commercial service. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries shared these findings on Thursday at a briefing in Busan, following the voyage which ended on October 11.
16:38
According to Bloomberg, Musk is fully pushing for the merger of his two major companies, SpaceX and Tesla. Sources indicate that his advisory team is striving to announce the deal in the first half of 2027 to ensure the merger closes within Donald Trump's current term. Following the merger, the combined market capitalization of the two companies would reach approximately $3.7 trillion, potentially adding over $110 billion to Musk's personal wealth.

Musk publicly and explicitly expressed support for the merger for the first time during an earnings call, calling it "a good idea," but stated he would recuse himself from specific negotiations, leaving a special committee to handle the details. The transaction faces multiple time pressures, including the U.S. midterm elections, volatile market sentiment in the chip and AI sectors, and a "M&A currency" window with SpaceX's stock having rebounded 47% since August 5. Additionally, the national security sensitivity of SpaceX's involvement in U.S. government and defense contracts will pose a significant hurdle in securing regulatory and shareholder approval.
16:28
Tesla's third-quarter earnings report showed a gross margin of 19.6%, exceeding market expectations. However, high operating expenses led to an EBIT of only $718 million, falling short of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley's forecasts. Consequently, Goldman Sachs lowered its EPS projections for 2026-2027, while maintaining a Neutral rating and a $360 price target for Tesla. Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase also maintained Neutral ratings, believing the valuation is already fully priced in. Highlights from the report include FSD adoption in new vehicles rising to over 75%, Robotaxi cumulative mileage reaching 3.1 million miles, and the energy storage business's gross margin increasing to 33.1% with record backorders. Musk confirmed that Optimus is in mass production at the Fremont factory, but the target production for the next 12 months is 10,000 to 20,000 units, with commercial sales pushed back to late 2027.
16:26
Norway's sovereign wealth fund, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) and valued at $2.3 trillion, reported a $29.7 billion (278 billion kroner) loss in the third quarter. This downturn was primarily driven by rising interest rates, which led to a negative return of 3.5% on its fixed income investments. NBIM's Deputy CEO Trond Grande stated that the fund's return was nearly flat, ending slightly negative as higher interest rates weakened fixed-income results.
16:25
CoinDCX co-founder Sumit Gupta has denied reports of a new hack, stating that the flagged addresses, which contained approximately $16 million in USDT and TRX, were compromised in July 2025. He confirmed that no funds from CoinDCX’s current wallets were affected by this older incident.
16:19
Lebanese state media reports Israeli forces hit Wadi Zibqin in southern Lebanon with artillery shelling. An Israeli drone also dropped a sound bomb near a fishing boat off the coast of al-Amiriya. It was not immediately clear if the attacks caused damage.
16:10
An Al Jazeera commentary suggests that Russia could be an effective mediator in nuclear deal negotiations between the United States and Iran. The article posits that Russia's expertise in the nuclear field, increasingly close ties with Tehran, and negotiation experience give it a unique advantage. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov visited Iran this week, meeting with Iranian President Pezeshkian and other officials, following previous meetings between Russian President Putin and Pezeshkian on October 8 and September 1. The article also mentions that U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that an unprecedented trilateral meeting with Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in Shenzhen next month would be meaningful if it could focus on denuclearization.
16:08
Nomura Securities strategist Naka Matsuzawa warned in a report published on October 22 that the current credit turmoil surrounding U.S. tech companies and France bears a strong resemblance to the "second wave of shocks" before the 2000 dot-com bubble and the 2008 Lehman crisis. He pointed out that if oil prices rise due to an overheating economy rather than geopolitical factors, the policy space for central banks in the U.S. and Europe would be significantly constrained, making a credit crisis potentially unavoidable.
16:08
U.S. software company Palantir Technologies opened a two-day pop-up store in Hannam-dong, Seoul, combining artificial intelligence (AI) with fashion. This marks Palantir's second merchandise event in South Korea, following its first pop-up store in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, last October. The event, themed "Soverei," attracted numerous visitors who queued to purchase branded merchandise such as hoodies, T-shirts, and hats featuring the company's logo and information.
16:05
France's 10-year borrowing costs once again surpassed 5% in early Paris trading on Thursday, a day after hitting their highest level since 2002. The country is recovering from its worst urban unrest in years and faces the possibility of further conflicts, exacerbating market concerns about France's fiscal situation. Analysts expect market pressure to persist in the short term amid domestic and international uncertainties but believe the situation is far from escalating into another Eurozone crisis.
16:02
According to The Korea Herald, Nobu Bank, backed by Hanwha Life, despite its relatively small size in the Indonesian banking sector, has topped the Indonesian QR code payment market with approximately 21.5% of transaction volume share, surpassing larger competitors.
15:49
Iran’s IRGC Navy command stated that Washington’s “insistence on urging vessels to pass through mined waterways illegally has led to an increasing number of maritime incidents.” The warning comes after the IRGC said its forces struck four vessels involved in ship-to-ship oil transfers in the Gulf, setting them on fire, while three other ships hit mines west of the Strait of Hormuz.
15:46
Malaysian chip design company SkyeChip has joined a SoftBank-backed Japanese AI next-generation memory development project, which also involves Intel. SkyeChip will play a role in this project.

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