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10/23
17:34
OKX announced that it will delist the ME/USDC and ME/USDT spot trading pairs at 16:00 (UTC+8) on November 5, 2026, as the ME token no longer meets its listing criteria. At that time, buying, selling, converting, and deposit services for the token will be suspended, and all open orders and trading bots will be automatically canceled. OKX advises users to cancel relevant orders and withdraw their tokens in a timely manner before this deadline.
17:33
Ripple's annual Swell 2026 conference will be held on October 27 in New York, with representatives from BlackRock and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in attendance. The conference will combine keynote speeches and the Apex developer blockchain project. The market is focused on whether the XRP Ledger (XRPL) infrastructure is becoming a single standard for institutional capital, and whether the visit of Wall Street giants can serve as a major market catalyst.
17:31
Russia and Ukraine continued to strike each other from Thursday evening to early Friday, despite expressing willingness to hold peace talks. Russia launched a massive attack on Ukrainian energy facilities, leaving over 500,000 people without power in the Zhytomyr, Volyn, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Khmelnytskyi, and Rivne regions. Ukraine's Ministry of Energy stated that emergency repair work has begun where security conditions permit.

Earlier, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg on Wednesday to discuss ending the conflict. Following the meeting, Putin stated that Russia is prepared to resume U.S.-brokered peace talks with Kyiv in November, aiming to ensure the security of both Russia and Ukraine after a final peace agreement is reached. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also stated on Thursday evening that he is ready for a ceasefire, but Ukraine requires strong security guarantees.
17:31
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that economic actions against Iran have "destroyed every layer of Iran's oil lifeline." He posted on X that Iran's "shadow tanker fleet has been depleted, major oil terminals are empty, and offshore reserves are now exhausted." Bessent also noted that ordinary Iranians are suffering from a deepening economic crisis because the Iranian regime is wasting resources on overseas violence and terrorism. Iran has not yet commented on Bessent's latest allegations. Analysts believe that the "economic exile operation," launched two months ago, has severely damaged the Iranian economy, but Tehran is unlikely to change its negotiating stance as a result.
17:27
Ashley Alder, Chair of the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), delivered a speech at the Michael D. Gill Lecture on International Financial Regulation Understanding and Cooperation, emphasizing the importance of international financial regulatory cooperation. He stated that in an increasingly interconnected global financial system, no single institution can see the full picture alone, and success depends on trust, candor, and constructive action among regulators to collectively understand, test, and resolve issues.
17:16
Israel's upcoming October 27 election campaign is largely dominated by the contentious issue of whether the country's ultra-Orthodox Jewish minority should serve in the military. An estimated 80,000 ultra-Orthodox men aged 18-24 currently avoid military service, a figure that has gained significance amid Israeli army staff shortages.

The debate intensified after a 2024 Supreme Court ruling mandated the drafting of ultra-Orthodox men, leading to street protests. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which relies on the support of Haredi parties, has struggled to pass an exemption bill. Netanyahu recently stated his opposition to the arrest of 40 Haredim for draft evasion, arguing for non-coercive conscription to preserve Torah study.

A September poll by the Israel Democracy Institute found that 72% of Israelis support drafting Haredim. Opposition parties are leveraging the issue, with former Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot framing the election as a choice between "Netanyahu's draft-dodging government" and a "government of conscription." Haredi parties have vowed to reject any coalition that does not pass laws exempting their community members from military service.
17:16
Abdollah Haji Sadeghi, the Supreme Leader's representative to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that despite not appearing publicly due to the war, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei is exercising leadership and is in good health. He also warned that Iran would deliver "unprecedented blows" if enemies launched another aggression.
17:12
Oil prices climbed to a five-month high on Friday, fueled by escalating tensions in the Middle East. A tech stock sell-off also showed signs of easing at the end of a volatile week.
17:12
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has imposed restrictions on six unregulated lending firms, known as Annex 1 firms, due to concerns over their anti-money laundering policies, controls, and procedures. These restrictions, implemented at the firms' request, limit their ability to onboard new customers or conduct new business with existing ones, including extending credit. The FCA stated this action is part of its enhanced oversight of Annex 1 firms, which operate in sectors with heightened money laundering risks. The regulator has also reminded regulated firms to conduct thorough due diligence when engaging with Annex 1 firms. The latest restrictions were imposed on Abbital Ltd on October 15, 2026, following earlier actions against Kingscrown Finance Ltd, MOMSB Ltd, Momentus Capital Ltd, Grosvenor Funding Ltd, and Grosvenor Funding (North West) Ltd.
17:11
Brent crude futures rose 0.7% to $113.50 a barrel on Friday, a five-month high, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 0.8% to $100.24 a barrel. This followed a statement from Iran's military that it had enhanced its capabilities and was fully prepared for "asymmetric warfare." U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday accused Iran of attempting to manipulate oil markets over the Strait of Hormuz, claiming it fabricated attacks to drive up oil prices. Saudi Aramco reportedly asked employees to evacuate its headquarters and work remotely after a series of attacks by Iran-backed Houthi rebels on Saudi airports and Aramco offices.
17:03
Sweden's Riksbank is urging lawmakers to reconsider issuing a digital krona, warning that foreign stablecoins and the planned digital euro could undermine the Swedish krona's role in payments and monetary control. Deputy Governor Per Jansson stated that if the Swedish krona is not available in a digital form, it may not be able to compete with more convenient cross-border digital payment instruments. Although a 2023 government inquiry concluded there was insufficient demand, the central bank believes that changes in payment methods and growing security risks necessitate a new review, and hopes legislative work will begin now, anticipating it will take at least five years.
17:03
International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Fatih Birol told Al Jazeera that Europe faces the risk of rising natural gas prices this winter and criticized governments for failing to diversify energy supplies. Birol also stated that if the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran does not hold, he sees "no credible path" back to the situation "before the war began."
17:01
Majid al-Nuzaili, a spokesperson for the Yemeni government forces, stated that their troops conducted 1,392 operations against Houthi positions, equipment, and weapons over the past 24 hours. During this period, approximately 620 Houthi members, including some field commanders, were "eliminated," and about 120 Houthi vehicles, equipment, or weapons were destroyed or disabled. Al-Nuzaili also claimed that government forces repelled Houthi attempts to regroup in the Taiz region and maintained intense combat pressure on other fronts.
17:00
Decrypt reports that the crypto market has been largely calm recently, with Bitcoin's volatility not exceeding 6% over the past month, currently priced at approximately $81,735, down 1.2% on the day. Jake Koch-Gallup, Senior Research Analyst at Blockworks, and André Dragosch, Head of Research at Bitwise Europe, believe this low volatility could be a positive sign of an impending bull market, as historical data often shows significant price movements following periods of low volatility.

However, Carlos Guzman, VP of Research at crypto trading firm GSR, attributes the market stagnation primarily to "risk-off" sentiment stemming from global macroeconomic complexities and concerns about AI stocks. Key catalysts for market direction in the next two weeks could include the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision (October 28), the expiration of $11.69 billion in Bitcoin options (October 30), and the U.S. midterm elections (November 3). Additionally, a resolution to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz could also boost the market. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF recorded $665.2 million in inflows on Monday. While major cryptocurrencies consolidate, small-cap tokens like Brave browser token BAT and Collector Crypt have seen significant gains.
16:59
Typhoon Champi, the strongest storm of the year so far, led to the closure of Taiwan's $5 trillion stock exchange and the cancellation of hundreds of flights across East Asia on Friday. Authorities reported one death and 171 injuries in Taiwan, with 1,000 people evacuated. Schools and offices were also shut. The storm, which packed wind gusts of 191km/h (119mph), is expected to bring up to 90cm (35in) of rain to Taiwan's north-east until Saturday. Power cuts affected nearly 8,400 households in Japan's southern Okinawa prefecture. Champi is forecast to pass Taiwan's north-eastern tip and the Okinawa islands before curving towards China's eastern coast and Japan's main island.
16:59
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16:58
South Korea's Hana Financial Group announced on Friday that its net profit for the first nine months of this year reached a record high of 3.62 trillion Korean won (approximately $2.73 billion). During the same period, the group's share buybacks and cancellations amounted to nearly 1 trillion Korean won, marking its largest-ever shareholder return. The group's consolidated net profit for the third quarter was 1.22 trillion Korean won, a 2.4% increase quarter-on-quarter and a 7.8% increase year-on-year, representing its highest quarterly profit since the merger with Korea Exchange Bank.
16:53
Woori Financial Group reported Friday a cumulative net profit of 2.66 trillion won ($2 billion) for the first nine months of 2026. While the figure was down 4.9 percent year-on-year due to one-off gains from insurance acquisitions in 2025, underlying income grew, with profit rising 18.7 percent excluding those gains. Third-quarter net profit fell 15.7 percent from last year's record quarter but reached 1.05 trillion won, marking its second-highest quarterly profit.
16:49
Nasdaq futures held steady, pausing the sell-off in AI stocks. This followed the Nasdaq Composite's worst single-day performance since June on Thursday, as investors paused their selling of AI stocks, though market sentiment remained subdued due to continuously rising oil prices.
16:46
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stated that Germany, France, and the United Kingdom are prepared to negotiate with Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. Baerbock also called for support for Saudi Arabia and Yemen's self-defense, and for the resumption of concrete negotiations with the Houthis. Previously, all participating countries at the Istanbul conference, including the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt, and Turkey, opposed attacking Iran, believing diplomacy to be the only solution.
16:46
Al Jazeera reported that the Palestinian Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a statement condemning Israel's closure of the Ibrahimi Mosque and the expulsion of its staff, calling the move a violation of the sanctity of Islamic holy sites and the religious freedom guaranteed by international law. The ministry stated that actions against the site, its staff, and administrators would not alter its Islamic and historical identity.
16:40
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made his first visit to Kazakhstan on Friday, stating the country could become a major AI computing hub for Europe due to its energy resources and data center expansion plans. Kazakhstan aims to attract billions in tech investment, with Nvidia intending to invest in U.S.-based AI cloud company Firebird, which is pursuing an approximately 2-gigawatt AI infrastructure expansion across Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other markets. Additionally, San Francisco-based AI video startup Higgsfield announced Friday that Nvidia and investment firm TCV had invested in an extension of its Series B funding round. Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev also noted that two supercomputing clusters powered by Nvidia technologies have already launched in the country.
16:36
Goldman Sachs issued a research report on October 22, maintaining a "Neutral" rating on Western Digital (WDC) and lowering its 12-month price target from $615 to $540. Although Western Digital's Q3 fiscal results and next-quarter guidance significantly exceeded market expectations, Goldman Sachs believes that the potential HDD capacity expansion by competitors (which Goldman Sachs identifies as Toshiba) will exert long-term pressure on the sector's valuation multiples. Goldman Sachs also reiterated its relative preference for Seagate, which has a "Buy" rating, citing Seagate's smoother progress in HAMR technology transition and stronger pricing momentum.

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