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10/23
11:33
The Canadian government updated its travel advisory for Saudi Arabia on October 22, urging citizens to "avoid all travel" to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and King Fahd International Airport in Dammam due to ongoing military activity. The warning noted that missile and drone attacks have disrupted operations at several Saudi airports, stating that King Khalid International Airport is currently closed and that future attacks could lead to the closure of Saudi airspace and other airports at any time. Canada also advised citizens to "avoid non-essential travel" to Saudi Arabia entirely, citing the volatile security situation in the region.
11:19
The UAE's Ministry of Climate Change and Environment announced the temporary closure of all beaches and coastal areas in Umm Al Quwain after an oil spill from a tanker caused marine pollution. Residents in Sharjah, Ajman, and Umm Al Quwain reported unusual odors, but the ministry stated these pose no health risks. Specialized teams have begun containment and cleanup operations, and affected areas will remain closed until assessments are complete.
11:19
Bitcoin and gold pared losses during Friday’s Asian hours, with Bitcoin recovering to nearly $82,000 after hitting lows below $81,000 overnight, and gold bouncing back to $4,020 per ounce from an early low of $3,986. Major Asian equity indices, including Japan’s Nikkei and South Korea’s Kospi, also rebounded from session lows. This recovery occurred as the Japanese yen gave up early gains, falling back toward 157 per U.S. dollar after initially climbing to 156.07 due to hotter-than-expected Japanese inflation data and AI-related jitters. WTI futures traded near $100, even after U.S. President Donald Trump invoked a Cold War-era law to boost fuel production, maintaining focus on inflation risks. Meanwhile, U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs saw $381 million in outflows on Thursday.
11:14
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11:06
Emirates NBD Bank PJSC is marketing a syndicated loan of up to $1 billion to Asian banks, Bloomberg Markets reported. This indicates that borrowers in the Gulf region are increasingly confident in seeking financing from the region, even as the war in Iran continues.
11:06
Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng Index rebounded 0.41% to 23,027 points, with the China Enterprises Index up 0.72% to 7,744 and the tech index up 0.51% to 3,813. Meanwhile, mainland Chinese stocks extended losses, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.94% to 3,623 and the CSI300 index losing 1.1%. The Shenzhen Component Index fell 1.49% to 11,187, and the ChiNext Index dropped 1.66% to 2,534. In Tokyo, the Nikkei opened 0.38% lower at 62,667, while Seoul's Kospi opened down 2.36% at 5,403. Analysts at UOB attributed the global market's risk-off rotation to a deepening selloff in AI-related tech stocks, escalating Middle East tensions, and stress in French sovereign debt markets.
11:02
Israeli far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir told Time magazine that Israel needs to disarm the Palestinian Authority (PA) to prevent another Oct. 7 attack. He expressed ambitions for Israeli sovereignty in the occupied West Bank and the capture of all of Gaza, stating that Israel needs to be "wider, broader" and promote "voluntary emigration" from both territories. Ben-Gvir emphasized that Gaza was "always ours" and should have no Hamas members.
11:00
According to on-chain monitoring firm Lookonchain, an early Ethereum holder (Ethereum OG) today sold 3,000 ETH, valued at $7.23 million at current prices. The address acquired these ETH nine years ago at a price of $18.83 per token, realizing a 128x return on investment from this sale.
10:54
According to Wall Street Insights, citing a research report by TS Lombard Chief Macro Strategist Dario Perkins on October 22, the AI capital expenditure boom could end in early 2028, triggering a sharp market reset. The report predicts a 30% drop in the S&P 500 index, a cliff-edge plunge of 40% in tech stocks, and the evaporation of approximately $20 trillion in market capitalization. The report suggests that current AI profits primarily rely on an internal "capex cycle" and debt financing rather than genuine external demand, and identifies six triggers including lower-than-expected revenue and rising credit risk. The macroeconomy is expected to enter a mild recession, with US GDP falling by about 2 percentage points and 800,000 data center-related jobs lost, but it will not escalate into a 2008-style systemic financial crisis.
10:54
Intel's head of technology recently stated that by 2045, chips will continue to evolve towards three-dimensional stacking, with transistors, interconnects, and chip-to-chip connections all stacking upwards to enhance performance. However, each new structure requires approximately a decade to address heat dissipation and integration challenges. Intel CTO Pushkar Ranade estimates that existing global equipment is only sufficient to double advanced process wafer output, far short of the threefold increase in AI computing power demanded over the next decade. He noted that equipment orders take 18 months to arrive, new fabs will not be completed until the end of this decade, and fab costs double every 4 to 5 years, with High-NA lithography machines and supporting equipment costing approximately $400 million. Intel has learned from the lessons of the 10nm process, and future nodes will limit the number of innovations and implement "stage gates" for new technologies to ensure predictable progress. The company believes it is technologically close to TSMC but still needs to catch up in scale.
10:50
Binance founder CZ tweeted that while the internet and banking systems rely on weaker cryptography, AI doesn't need to break Bitcoin's cryptography to harm cryptocurrencies. He noted that leaked data is already sufficient to fuel more phishing attacks and social engineering, and reminded users to stay safe.
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.

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