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10/23
02:51
Kyiv was hit by three waves of missile attacks hours after Russia reportedly agreed in principle to resume peace talks with the United States and Ukraine, according to the BBC. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sarcastically referred to the missiles as being launched by "Russian humanitarians." Previously, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff had called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "humanitarian" after meeting him in St. Petersburg.
02:49
Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, announced on the X platform that a ballistic missile launched by Houthi rebels towards the Saudi city of Najran was intercepted and destroyed. Al-Maliki did not provide further details regarding any damage or casualties caused by the attack.
02:48
According to a study published in *Science* magazine, Microsoft's AI diagnostic system, MAI-DxO, achieved an 83% accuracy rate in simulating the diagnosis of complex cases, compared to 36% for general practitioners (using reference materials). Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, called this a step towards "medical superintelligence." The system coordinates multiple AI agents, asking questions, issuing orders, and discussing diagnoses like a team of doctors. The study found that most of the performance improvement came from more powerful underlying AI models, with Microsoft's orchestration system providing additional gains. Microsoft is collaborating with the Mayo Clinic to train a foundational model for healthcare, slated for release next year, and will work with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston to evaluate DxO's clinical reasoning capabilities in various hospital settings.
02:43
An Israeli court on Wednesday evening ordered the release of nine Israeli settler suspects, previously arrested for allegedly assaulting American journalists and European diplomats in the West Bank, placing them under house arrest. Israeli police stated that one suspect remains in custody and the investigation is ongoing. This follows calls from the United States, France, Belgium, and Poland for Israel to crack down on settler violence.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres posted on X on Thursday that the situation in the occupied Palestinian territories is "out of control," with Palestinians "continuing to suffer daily attacks by Israeli settlers," and journalists and diplomats also being targeted. The Palestinian Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission reported on Thursday that 409 attacks by Israeli forces and settlers against Palestinian farmers and their land were recorded in October, including 317 settler attacks and 92 Israeli army attacks.
02:38
The bond market is sounding an alarm, with investors increasingly wary of AI financing costs and the risks associated with certain European sovereign debts. According to CNBC's analysis of FactSet data, the five-year credit default swap (CDS) spreads for CoreWeave, Oracle, SoftBank Group, and for France and Italy have all widened.

Among them, AI infrastructure company CoreWeave's five-year CDS spread reached 1,065.84 basis points on October 21, reflecting market concerns about its highly leveraged expansion capabilities. Oracle's spread rose to 308.25 basis points on the same day, while SoftBank's spread neared a four-year high of 432 basis points on October 20. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated on Thursday that Neocloud demand is "exceptionally strong" but warned of "capital scarcity."

Meanwhile, pressure in the French sovereign debt market has surged, with investors demanding higher compensation for financing public debt. France's five-year CDS spread reached 89.8 basis points on October 21, surpassing Italy's. The French 10-year government bond yield broke above 5% for the first time since 2002. Moody's is scheduled to review France's Aa3 sovereign rating on October 23, which currently has a negative outlook. S&P Global warned on October 19 that AI-related debt risks for major cloud providers might be higher than publicly acknowledged.
02:34
Moderna shares plummeted as much as 25% on Thursday after key data for its cancer vaccine, developed in partnership with Merck, was leaked. Although the full data subsequently released showed that the vaccine, when used in combination with Merck's immunotherapy Keytruda, reduced the risk of recurrence or death by 42% in certain melanoma patients, the share price was still affected. The vaccine, named intismeran autogene, was scheduled to have its late-stage clinical trial results presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology conference this weekend.
02:34
Elon Musk has contributed approximately $366 million to the 2026 midterm elections, making him the largest individual donor to date, CNBC reported. This move aims to influence control of the Senate, thereby protecting the interests of his business empire, which includes SpaceX and Tesla, from potential investigations and securing favorable federal contracts, spending, and regulations. So far this year, SpaceX has been awarded $6.78 billion in federal contracts.
02:30
According to Al Jazeera, Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf used a reference from the science fiction classic The Matrix to convey a message to the United States. Ghalibaf wrote on X, under a picture of Morpheus holding different options, “Ten pills, all bad. No red, no blue. All soot. You don’t have to take any but if you do, you will take all. Break the manufactured matrix. Leave.”
02:28
UBS Group AG has won a lawsuit against two former Credit Suisse Group AG managing directors who claimed their deferred compensation awards should not have been written down when the two banks merged in 2023.
02:26
JPMorgan has introduced two tokenized funds, MONY and JLTXX, to the Solana blockchain. Qualified US investors can access these funds, which include a private fund and a registered government fund designed for stablecoin reserves, via its Morgan Money platform.
02:18
New Zealand's cost of living crisis intensifies: Bread prices have surged by 64% in three years, butter by 57%, and electricity by 27%. Faced with soaring prices for everyday goods, New Zealand political parties are pledging radical market interventions ahead of next month's general election to improve competition and lower costs.
02:18
National Bank Financial (NBF) research expresses skepticism regarding the view held by some bond market observers that China holds hundreds of billions of U.S. Treasuries through Canadian accounts to obscure its true holdings. NBF states there are more plausible explanations for the significant increase in Canada's U.S. Treasury holdings and the decrease in China's.
02:17
The White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) released a new analysis stating that President Trump's "America First" agenda is revitalizing American manufacturing, bringing historic investment, raising wages, and igniting a blue-collar job boom. The report notes that after losing over 200,000 manufacturing jobs in the last two years of the Biden administration, the Trump administration has increased manufacturing employment by 72,000 by 2026, with 101,000 of those in durable goods manufacturing. Since President Trump took office, real wages for blue-collar manufacturing workers have increased by an average of $2,400 annually, and real wages for construction workers have risen by $3,800. Additionally, U.S. business growth has reached its highest level in five years, manufacturing continues to expand, and U.S. goods exports are on track to reach a new historical high.
02:17
Tesla's third-quarter profit fell 43% year-over-year to $787 million, compared to $1.37 billion in the same period last year. The company invested heavily in the research and development of its humanoid robot Optimus and autonomous taxi Cybercab, leading to a 69% surge in R&D expenses to $2.76 billion and a doubling of capital expenditures to $4.73 billion. Tesla stated on Wednesday that the Optimus robot has entered production, and it plans to deliver Cybercab autonomous taxis to customers by the end of this year. Additionally, Musk revealed on Tuesday during SpaceX's earnings call that the boards of Tesla and SpaceX have each formed independent special committees of directors to explore a potential merger between the two companies, though no terms have been reached yet.
02:12
According to the Wall Street Journal, former President Trump reportedly called Elon Musk, urging him to lift restrictions on Ukraine's military-grade Starlink service. The speed cap had previously limited Ukraine's ability to operate drones and missile interceptors. Officials stated that performance improved after the call, though full functionality has not yet been restored.
02:11
Iran announced that seven oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz were hit and damaged since the US and Israel launched hostilities against Iran on February 28, marking the largest single-day loss in the waterway. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated on Thursday that four of these vessels were attacked and caught fire while transporting oil overnight, while the other three were disabled by mines. The IRGC warned that if the US military intervenes in oil tanker traffic in other areas of the Strait, the conflict will spread to US military bases in the Middle East. US President Donald Trump, however, accused Iran of fabricating attacks and mining incidents to drive up oil prices and influence the US midterm elections. A spokesperson for the US Central Command denied Iran's claims of mining, stating that the US military has cleared international shipping lanes and noted that Iran is using missiles and drones for attacks, but the Strait remains open, with 95% of vessels able to pass through.
02:11
US Treasury bonds are on track for their best month of the year, with BlackRock's most-traded US Treasury ETF (TLT) up 4.5% since the close of September, surpassing February's 4.24% rally. The 10-year yield fell 14.6 basis points to 5.097% in the week ended October 16, its largest weekly drop since February 13. The rally is attributed to a global equities selloff and declining yields, as investors seek safe haven amid rising oil prices, military conflicts, and inflation.
02:10
The Tether-backed Utexo project is set to launch its bridged USDT on the Bitcoin network on November 28. Professional operators can now test the RGB-based token on Bitcoin Signet, with its backing to be held in USDT0 locked on Arbitrum.
02:06
Bitcoin Core 32.0's graphical wallet may disrupt co-signing with older Core wallets. A user reported on Oct. 14 that the new GUI creates PSBT v2 transaction files, which older versions cannot import, leading to compatibility issues. The fix for this has been moved to the 32.1 milestone, with a proposed GUI fix still open. Users can use the `psbt_version=0` option with RPC commands like `walletcreatefundedpsbt` or `createpsbt` to generate v0 files.

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