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10/26
10:46
Goldman Sachs' economic research team, in their preview report for the October FOMC meeting, stated that they expect the Federal Reserve to skip the October meeting after its September rate hike, but likely act again in December to complete the second and final rate hike of this cycle. Goldman Sachs believes that the recent tightening of financial conditions by approximately 30 basis points is only slightly more than the magnitude of a 25 basis point hike, and far from sufficient to substitute for further rate increases. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's statements also point to an "alternate meeting" pace for rate hikes. Furthermore, Goldman Sachs does not expect a rate hike in March 2027, as inflation overshoot primarily stems from supply shocks, but rising energy prices pose the biggest upside risk to inflation forecasts.
10:36
Daewoo Engineering & Construction is expanding AI use across its construction sites, introducing real-time translation, automated safety monitoring, and digital management systems to reduce workplace risks and improve efficiency. The Korean builder began standardizing artificial intelligence translation and tablet-based safety training at its domestic sites in September, targeting communication barriers, administrative workloads, and workplace hazards. Its AI translation system converts supervisor instructions into various languages for foreign workers.
10:35
Bloomberg Markets reported that India's small-cap index experienced its largest drop in five months last Friday, erasing its year-to-date gains, as investors sold off stocks due to margin calls. Small-cap stocks account for a significant portion of positions financed through margin loans, and falling prices forced investors to liquidate leveraged positions.
10:33
Sumitomo Corp. plans to leverage its experience gained in the UK to expand its battery energy storage business in Japan. The company is currently studying battery energy storage system operations and their relationship with power trading in Leicester, UK. Sumitomo Corp.'s storage facility in Leicester has 30 containers capable of storing enough energy to power 160,000 homes for two hours.
10:19
The Saudi-led coalition attacked Yemen's capital, Sanaa, stating it destroyed two ballistic missile launchers in the city. Coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki said one of the platforms was used in the Houthis' recent attack on Riyadh. He added that the coalition is continuing operations to dismantle the Houthi ballistic missile network.
10:18
Former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Danny Ayalon stated that Israel's international standing has taken a hit due to the "loud and damaging rhetoric" from hardliners in the current government, and maintaining support in the U.S. is facing "an uphill battle." Ayalon noted that the gap between U.S. support for Israel and support for Palestine has been narrowing since 2013.
10:18
A consortium led by Hong Kong private equity firm Gaw Capital Partners is seeking to refinance a HK$14.4 billion (approximately US$1.8 billion) loan for its portfolio of shopping malls in Hong Kong. The consortium is also hoping to secure lower borrowing costs for the potential three-year loan, with discussions ongoing and specific terms yet to be finalized.
10:17
On October 26, China's A-share three major indices fell in the morning session, with the ChiNext Index down 1.99%, the Shanghai Composite down 0.39%, and the Shenzhen Component down 1.09%. Concept stocks related to hashrate hardware, circuit boards, optical modules, optical communications, and copper-clad laminates declined, with the "Yizhongtian" trio leading the losses. Precious metals fell sharply, with international spot gold breaking further below the $3,980 mark. Retail, shipping, oil and gas, innovative drug, and CRO concept stocks rebounded.

Hong Kong stocks opened lower, with the Hang Seng Tech Index down 1.04%, as heavyweight tech stocks broadly declined. Most Chinese government bond futures fell, and most domestic commodity futures were lower, with precious metals futures leading the decline, while fuel oil, bitumen, crude oil, and Shanghai tin contracts rose.
10:01
Palestinian "doctor of the poor" Mazen Al-Rantisi has been released after four months in Israeli detention. The Palestinian Prisoners' Society (PPSMO) stated that the 71-year-old doctor was released from Israel's Ganot Prison on Sunday. He was arrested on June 21 at his home in Ramallah, with his family not being informed of the reason for his arrest. Israeli media reported at the time that his arrest might be related to his role as chairman of the Union of Health Work Committees, a Palestinian NGO that Israel declared an "unlawful association" in 2020.
09:54
Nikkei Asia reported that Indian chip design startups, backed by government support, are nearing commercial production. However, high manufacturing costs due to low order volumes and supply chain bottlenecks are making it difficult for them to produce semiconductors at competitive prices in the market.
09:48
Sheikha Alanoud Hamad Saud Al Thani, a research fellow at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs, stated that talks conducted by Qatari mediators in Tehran were "routine exchanges" and not necessarily in response to recent regional tensions. She noted that as a mediator, Qatar cannot impose its will, and the ultimate outcome still depends on the willingness of both the United States and Iran. She also warned that Israel might take unilateral actions to influence upcoming elections, raising regional concerns, as some members of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's government do not want elections now and might push for conflict escalation to avoid them. She added that if all parties believe the other will act first, this belief itself could trigger a renewed outbreak of conflict.
09:48
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin tweeted that he agrees with the Kimi 3.1 model's deliberate exclusion of top-tier offensive cyber capabilities from its training data, believing that differentiating by use case is much better than differentiating by user. He pointed out that the world needs time to prepare, strengthen, check old code, and (correctly) formally verify new code to cope with powerful cyberattacks that may emerge in the future. Buterin warned that if the first wave of AI risks is not handled properly, we may face a dystopian society with highly locked-down models, ubiquitous KYC verification, and highly intrusive surveillance, where people might be classified as second, third, or even fourth-class citizens based on their credentials and nationality, with restricted access to models.
09:45
South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) announced key progress on its benchmark rate reform, which includes raising the KOFR (Korea Overnight Financing Repo Rate)-OIS transaction target from 10% to 25% for the July 2026-June 2027 period, with a goal of over 70% by June 2030. Additionally, the FSC stated that financial companies will stop handling new KORIBOR (Korea Inter-bank Offered Rate)-based loans from April 2027, and the Korea Development Bank (KDB) and Industrial Bank of Korea (IBK) will introduce new KOFR-based business loan products totaling KRW1 trillion today.
09:34
Jefferies, in its latest strategy report, noted that while the path for the U.S. Democratic Party to win the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections is becoming clearer (requiring a net gain of four seats, with Morning Consult data showing them leading in six of seven swing states), even if successful, its actual impact on policy and markets would be quite limited, primarily leading to political volatility rather than direct policy shifts. The report suggests that if the Democratic Party controls the Senate, the five powers it could wield—nomination confirmations, investigative powers, war powers, impeachment powers, and treaty ratification powers—would all have limited actual impact on policy and markets. Investors should instead focus on the policy agenda the Democratic Party is laying out in advance for a potential full governance in 2028.
09:33
Apple's first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, is in short supply after its launch. Apple has reportedly asked its supply chain to accelerate production and increase orders by 30%, which is beneficial for core suppliers such as Foxconn, TSMC, and Shin-Etsu Chemical. All iPhone Duo models sold out on its launch day, October 23, with the second wave of shipments expected to be delayed until January 22, 2027. On the secondary market, scalper prices once reached $3,068, a premium of about 33% over the lowest entry price of $2,300. Impacted by this, market research firms have revised this year's inventory forecast upwards to 8 million to 10 million units, with 2027 shipments projected to reach 33 million units. Industry experts expect the iPhone Duo to capture about 40% of the global foldable phone market next year.
09:11
Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, refuting media personality Bill Maher's views on Iranian nuclear weapons, stating that Maher's belief that taking nuclear weapons away from Iran is not a good thing shows Maher is not smart. Trump emphasized that if Iran were allowed to acquire nuclear weapons, the world would be very different. He also cited CNN poll data, claiming his approval rating within the Republican Party reached 98-99%, an all-time high, and that he is "the most influential president of the last century" and "the most popular person in Republican history," using this to counter Maher's "false" comments about his ratings and Republican support.
09:08
Lido activated a new permissionless Ethereum module on October 23, allowing independent operators to run validators with effective balances of up to 2,048 ETH. The new module, named the 0x02 Community Staking Module (CSM), requires operators to bond 32 ETH for the first validator key and 30 ETH for each additional key. Lido will separately provide the staking funds for the validators, so the operator's bonded funds serve a different purpose than the protocol's initial deposit. Ethereum's 0x02 compound withdrawal credentials allow a validator's effective balance to grow above the 32 ETH minimum required for activation, up to a maximum of 2,048 ETH. Lido estimates that the capital multiplier for the first validator can reach 2.18x compared to solo staking, approaching 2.26x as more validators are added.
09:03
The Hong Kong Insurance Authority (IA) is tightening regulation on the city's booming premium financing market, as this once niche lending arrangement has spread to lower-tier insurance purchasers. The IA is also reviewing related regulations, particularly how insurance companies assess customer affordability. Marty Lui, Executive Director at the IA, stated on Friday that some insurers have actively promoted premium financing to the middle class by lowering thresholds and using high leverage, without adequately ensuring buyers understand the potential risks. He believes this product is absolutely unsuitable for the general public. The IA also found that over the past year, some policyholders borrowed low-interest Swiss francs to purchase USD-denominated policies, exposing borrowers to significant exchange rate losses if the Swiss franc appreciates. Furthermore, disputes with offshore banks are difficult to resolve under Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction. Alan Wu, Acting Head of Market Conduct at the IA, revealed at the same briefing that joint inspections with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) uncovered three violations, including some insurers neglecting existing liabilities (such as mortgage loans) when assessing customer assets, and intermediaries providing financing advice without authorization. The IA expects inspections to be completed by the end of 2026 and will discuss appropriate regulatory measures with the HKMA. Data shows that premium financing accounted for 36% of Hong Kong's new premium value in the first half of this year, up from 12% in 2024 and 19% in 2025.
09:01
Singapore-linked data center projects are facing increasing rejection in Indonesia, particularly on Batam Island, due to growing concerns over water supply problems and power outages amid an AI-driven boom. Batam, located near Singapore, has been emerging as a new Southeast Asian hub for data center investment.
08:50
The Yemen Women Empowerment Foundation (YWEF) stated that the Houthi siege and attacks on Taiz city have led to the closure of nearly 52% of the city's hospitals and medical centers. The organization called on the international community and UN agencies to intervene to prevent the collapse of Taiz's healthcare infrastructure, noting that the city is facing a worsening health and humanitarian disaster.
08:41
Musk stated that SpaceX has completed a $40 billion debt financing round to purchase AI chips, with delivery expected in Q1 and Q2 2027. The company's Q3 revenue reached $7.56 billion, a ninefold year-over-year increase. Musk also predicted that many new cloud companies lacking substantial revenue outside of AI data centers will face widespread failures and consolidation.
08:39
As the South Korean stock market experienced a sharp decline, Korean individual investors net purchased a total of 315.4 billion Korean won in leveraged products related to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix between October 1 and 23. This marks the first time this month that individual investors have returned to net buying since regulatory tightening in late July led them to become net sellers. During the same period, Korean investors also net purchased $4.89 billion in U.S. stocks, with the triple-leveraged semiconductor ETF (SOXL) accounting for a significant portion, with net purchases totaling $3.54764 billion, representing 73.9% of the total net purchases in U.S. stocks. Market participants believe that the KOSPI index's cumulative decline of 18.83% in October prompted some retail investors to judge that stock prices were nearing a bottom, leading them to re-enter the market to bet on a rebound.
08:33
The Israeli military downplayed international concerns about settler attacks on Palestinian olive pickers in the West Bank, stating that the "incidents" highlighted by the media accounted for only a "small fraction" of the olive-growing areas in the region.

Previously, Palestinian authorities reported that Israelis had carried out 482 "attacks targeting olive picking" in nine West Bank provinces since the olive harvest season began on October 3. These attacks included an assault by settlers earlier this month on Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine and a group of European diplomats.
08:32
South Korea's KOSPI index opened lower on Monday as investors awaited third-quarter earnings reports from major chipmakers and the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision later this week.

As of 9:15 AM, the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) was down 24.45 points, or 0.46%, at 5,524.85 points. The index had opened down 0.92%.

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