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10/23
10:20
Bank Negara Malaysia and Bank of Thailand have officially joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) BLOOM (Borderless, Liquid, Open, Online, Multi-currency) initiative as policymaker members. The collaboration aims to advance cross-border settlement in digital money by focusing on acceptance and settlement across jurisdictions, interoperability between different digital money arrangements, and programmable controls such as identity verification and sanctions screening. This initiative is expected to reduce the need for financial institutions to establish separate arrangements with each counterparty, thereby lowering implementation costs and improving time to market, while ensuring public policy and regulatory considerations are integrated into the development process.
10:13
UBS and Deutsche Bank analysts both maintained a "Buy" rating on Meta in their latest research reports, raising their price targets to $892 and $840, respectively. They believe that although Meta's stock price plunged about 7% on Thursday due to a surge in AI capital expenditures, the AI investments made over the past three years have begun to bear fruit, with the advertising system being the first to benefit. Meta has also initiated five AI commercialization paths. Analysts pointed out that the market's pricing logic for Meta's AI spending is changing, with hashrate transitioning from a cost pressure to a revenue-generating asset.
10:10
Kazakhtelecom, Kazakhstan’s largest telecommunications company, has deployed 400 NVIDIA H200 and 480 NVIDIA B300 GPUs in Astana and Almaty, with plans to deploy over 2,000 more NVIDIA GPUs next year. Separately, inDrive and Pony.ai are collaborating to explore robotaxi services in Astana, supported by NVIDIA AI infrastructure.
10:08
According to The Defiant, the UAE-led "Operation Confrontation Ghost" anti-scam operation has identified over $39 billion in funds and cryptocurrencies. The operation reported the arrest of more than 960 individuals and raids on 29 fraud centers. Participating countries are currently working to recover stolen assets.
10:06
According to on-chain monitoring firm Lookononchain, crypto KOL Machi Big Brother sold two Mutant Apes NFTs he purchased three years ago for 1 ETH each. He originally paid 6.13 ETH and 7.5 ETH for these two NFTs, respectively, incurring a total loss of 11.28 ETH, or 85%, from this sale. Machi Big Brother's move appears to be aimed at funding more of his trades on Hyperliquid and papertrade.
10:02
The competition for AI personal agents is heating up from software to hardware, with AI glasses, headphones, and recording devices becoming their entry point into the real world. Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen in China launched AI glasses N1/N1 Pro and AI clip-on headphones on October 13, hoping to achieve user understanding and task continuity for Personal Agents through multiple devices. Concurrently, companies such as Shokz, Meta, viaim, and Amazon's Bee have also successively launched or announced related AI hardware products, aiming to transform real-world interactions into context callable by agents and explore their respective ecological niches in hardware, context management, and service charging.
09:57
Goldman Sachs' FICC team stated in their latest report that disappointing earnings from AI giants, France's 10-year government bond yield breaking above 5%, and the widest ever France-Germany spread since the euro's inception, all point to declining attractiveness of USD assets and capital flowing back to Japan. Goldman Sachs' long-term fair value model indicates that the JPY is undervalued by approximately 40% against the USD, making it the most undervalued currency among those it tracks, with extremely low hedging costs. The report emphasized that the current market logic chain is clearly formed: AI decline → S&P decline → US Treasury yield decline → JPY appreciation.
09:51
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that tech giant Elon Musk has restored Ukraine's access to Starlink satellite internet services, which play a crucial role in Ukraine's war efforts and air defense. Previously, Ukrainian officials announced around October 13 that Starlink services were suddenly restricted, putting the Ukrainian military in a difficult situation. Trump declined to comment on whether he had called Musk to instruct him to lift the restrictions, only saying, "He put it back on." Musk had previously denied responsibility, stating that the military version, Starshield, is owned and controlled by the U.S. government, and speed or usage restrictions are decided by the U.S. military and the President.
09:47
Hyundai Motor Co. announced Friday it has supplied 11 County electric buses to Bali, Indonesia. This delivery introduces the first electric public transportation service on the Indonesian resort island. The South Korean automaker provided the buses as part of an official development assistance program, after winning a bid organized by the Global Green Growth Institute in October 2025. This marks Hyundai Motor's second supply of electric buses to Indonesia, following a previous delivery of 11 County electric buses.
09:47
U.S. Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander was released after being detained by the Israeli military. He stated that he witnessed "features of apartheid" in the West Bank and called for the U.S. to pass the "Settlement Prevention Act." The proposed act would impose sanctions on individuals or entities involved in building illegal settlements in Palestinian territories and prohibit the import of settlement goods into the U.S.
09:35
GS Caltex showcased a range of artificial intelligence-driven workplace innovations, including employee training tools, robotics, and energy-saving initiatives, at its fourth annual Deep Transformation Day held Thursday at GS Tower in southern Seoul. The event featured 15 exhibition booths highlighting projects developed by staff to improve productivity and transform business operations.
09:33
U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy posted on X, criticizing President Trump's war against Iran. Warren noted that the war has lasted nearly eight months, resulted in at least 23 American military deaths, and cost taxpayers over $45 billion, yet no one can explain its purpose or when it will end. Murphy condemned the administration's strategy as "utterly incompetent," stating that Trump initiated the war without a viable plan to protect American troops, diplomats, or bases.
09:25
Wealthy Chinese clients are increasingly seeking to open bank accounts in the United States, according to private bankers and lawyers. This surge in demand follows the Chinese government's retroactive imposition of a 20% income and capital gains tax on offshore trusts in July. Clients are reportedly moving assets previously held in Singapore or Hong Kong to the U.S. to circumvent Beijing's expanding tax oversight. The U.S. is not part of the OECD's Common Reporting Standard (CRS) framework, meaning U.S. banks are not obligated to automatically share financial account data with Beijing, which offers a degree of tax avoidance for Chinese clients.
09:20
Fuel cell technology company Bloom Energy announced strong third-quarter results, with revenue up 138% year-over-year to $1.24 billion, net income reaching $250.3 million, and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.94, all exceeding market expectations. The company raised its full-year revenue guidance to $4.4 billion to $4.6 billion and adjusted EPS guidance to $3.10 to $3.40. The CEO stated that the AI wave has led to data center power demand that is overwhelming traditional grids, and tech giants are turning to on-site power generation solutions, citing NVIDIA's CEO who said "every quarter of data center delay costs $10 billion."
09:17
Ethereum developers have postponed the Glamsterdam upgrade, originally scheduled for October 26 on the Hoodi testnet, after identifying 13 potential security risks that could affect existing smart contracts. The Ethereum Foundation confirmed on October 22 that the upgrade will no longer proceed as planned, and developers will investigate how a proposed Ethereum change could impact existing smart contracts.
09:17
Italy's Foreign Ministry has reiterated its warning against all travel to Saudi Arabia, citing a continued deterioration in the kingdom’s security situation. The updated travel advisory, issued on October 22, urges Italians to postpone all journeys and avoid using Saudi airports, recommending facilities in neighboring countries instead. Citizens already in Saudi Arabia are advised to exercise utmost caution and follow local authority instructions, particularly to shelter in place during emergencies. Travel to the southern provinces of Jazan, Najran, and Aseer, especially near the Yemen border, remains strongly discouraged.
09:11
Donald Trump arrived in Iowa for a major rally, stating that inflation and prices are "rapidly" falling, and campaigned for several Republican candidates, including U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson, gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn, Attorney General candidate Brenna Bird, and multiple congressional district candidates.
09:03
Moody's Ratings stated that Chinese households are shifting assets from real estate and bank deposits to higher-yielding investments, both domestically and internationally, despite increasing regulation. In a report released this week, Moody's noted that years of real estate market downturn and low interest rates in China are driving demand for alternative investments, with investors seeking options that "offer higher returns than deposits while maintaining relatively low risk."
09:03
South Korean stocks opened down 2.36% on Friday. As of 9:15 AM, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 156.6 points, extending its decline to 2.83%, to 5,377.17 points. Overnight declines in US artificial intelligence and semiconductor stocks, coupled with rising oil prices, weighed on the market.
08:57
SK Hynix, a South Korean chipmaker, announced on Friday that it has abandoned plans for an initial public offering (IPO) of its subsidiary Solidigm in the United States, causing its shares to fall as much as 3% in the Seoul market.

SK Hynix stated that Solidigm will suspend its review of potential IPO options after evaluating recent capital market conditions and stock price trends. This move comes amid increased volatility in financial markets and a general pullback in semiconductor stocks. Previously, South Korean financial regulators had indicated that Solidigm's listing in the U.S. might violate South Korean regulations restricting dual listings. SK Hynix emphasized that Solidigm's investment needs remain unchanged and it will continue to explore other financing options to support its growth and enhance shareholder value. This news comes as U.S. tech stocks face pressure from AI spending concerns, with the Nasdaq Composite Index falling 2.6% on Thursday, and chip stocks like NVIDIA and AMD also experiencing significant declines.
08:50
SpaceX disclosed on Thursday that its stake in Elon Musk's Boring Co. generated $561 million in investment income for the third quarter. This gain accounted for more than half of SpaceX's "other income" for the period, pushing its net income above $4 billion.

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