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10/26
14:38
South Korea's presidential office is considering a fourth delay to the 22% cryptocurrency gains tax, originally set to take effect on January 1, 2027, potentially pushing it back to 2029. The tax plan imposes a 22% levy on crypto profits exceeding 2.5 million Korean Won (approximately $1,888) annually. Previously, the tax was postponed from 2022 to 2023, then to 2025, and finally set for 2027. This latest delay is primarily due to concerns from lawmakers and the crypto industry that the government cannot effectively monitor overseas cryptocurrency transactions, potentially disadvantaging Korean exchanges and their users. Democratic Party lawmaker Park Min-kyu has proposed a bill suggesting that the implementation of the crypto tax be linked to international information-sharing agreements under the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), which aims to track cross-border crypto transactions. The United States is expected to join this system in 2029.
14:33
Israeli forces continue their crackdown in the occupied West Bank's Hebron Governorate for the fourth consecutive day. According to the Hebron Support and Relief Committee, the number of displaced persons in the city has risen to 2,649. Operations include raids, imposing blockades, confiscating vehicles, and assaulting Palestinian residents. Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin stated that Israeli forces have recently detained 70 Palestinians, forced over 450 families from their homes, and searched 500 houses. Additionally, Israeli forces have established 128 gates and 120 military checkpoints in towns and villages, effectively segmenting the governorate.
14:18
Private equity firms are pouring billions into defense technology, driven by increased military spending and geopolitical tensions fueling an investment boom. According to PitchBook data, growth equity investments by private equity in the defense sector reached $4 billion in the first nine months of 2026, significantly up from $500 million in 2024. While the influx of capital has accelerated defense tech innovation, it has also raised concerns about overvaluation and speculative investments. Shonnel Malani, a managing partner at Advent International, stated there is a "huge risk" of an investment bubble emerging, noting that the market has "a lot of froth" and his firm has walked away from potential investments with "ridiculous" valuations.
14:12
South Korean brokerages are warning of further downside in the Kospi as foreign selling and weakening trading activity weigh on stocks. Korea Investment & Securities has identified 5,200 as a potential floor, while Goldman Sachs has slashed its 12-month target by 25 percent, though it remains bullish on Korean equities. The outlook comes ahead of major central bank meetings this week, with investors watching for policy signals that could determine the market's near-term direction.
14:09
Ali Bagheri, Deputy Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated that Iran will present its "endogenous security" vision at the upcoming regional security conference with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey. This vision emphasizes security affairs led by regional actors and draws upon Iran's successful experience in national security building. The decision for this conference was announced last week by Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Asim Munir, during his meeting with senior Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei in Tehran.
14:06
Ripple-affiliated cryptocurrency XRP has launched a large-scale advertising campaign across the New York City subway system, with its brand identity visible both inside and outside train cars and in subway stations such as 42nd Street. The marketing campaign, themed "Crypto Responsibly," aims to build momentum for Ripple's Swell conference, held in New York this week (October 27-29), and the recent AI and Fintech XRP Ledger Hackathon in the city.
14:02
Chinese automakers, including BYD, Chery, and Geely, are establishing manufacturing bases in Europe through factory construction and partnerships with rivals, aiming to overcome trade barriers and challenge local giants. This strategic shift turns Europe from an export market into a manufacturing foothold, driven by fierce competition and overcapacity in their home market. Their approach extends beyond merely avoiding EU tariffs, leveraging underused factories and local collaborations.
14:01
U.S. equity research firm Bernstein analyzed that Samsung Electronics could surpass SK Hynix in High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) revenue in the third quarter, potentially challenging SK Hynix's long-standing leadership in the global AI memory market. Bernstein estimates Samsung Electronics' HBM revenue for the third quarter (July to September) at $8.7 billion, a 33% quarter-over-quarter increase, while SK Hynix's revenue for the same period is estimated at $7.6 billion, an 11% quarter-over-quarter increase. Samsung Electronics leads SK Hynix by $1.1 billion.
13:52
Tradr ETFs announced that two of its leveraged ETFs tracking Hynix American Depositary Receipts (ADRs), one long product and one short product, will be delisted from US clearing around November 12. Both funds were listed on July 28 this year, and their assets have shrunk significantly since listing. Their combined size is currently about $1.3 million, a decrease of over 60% from their peak. Among them, the long product has fallen by over 5% since its listing, and the short product has dropped by as much as 42%.

SK Hynix's Seoul-listed share price has fallen by 56% from its historical high. Market optimism about the AI infrastructure investment boom is giving way to concerns about high financing costs, a trend that is eroding market demand for related leveraged products.
13:50
Hyundai Glovis has launched an integrated logistics service with Shopee Korea to help Korean cosmetics brands expand into Southeast Asia, the company said Monday. The service, launched this month, covers the entire shipping process, from domestic pickup and international freight to customs clearance, regulatory approvals and local order fulfillment. By bringing these services under one provider, Hyundai Glovis aims to shorten delivery times, reduce logistics costs and simplify compliance with various regulations.
13:50
South Korea's leading fashion platform, Musinsa, is deepening its presence in the Chinese market, with its store count in China surpassing all other overseas markets combined. Musinsa also introduces Chinese designers to the Korean market through Musinsa Empty, its high-end multi-brand store with three locations in Seoul. Musinsa announced on Monday that Daphne.Lab, the latest Chinese footwear brand to be introduced, is holding its first pop-up event at its Seongsu store in Seoul.
13:50
Samsung SDI has signed a 1 gigawatt-hour (GWh) energy storage system supply agreement with U.S. power developer Alpha Omega Power. This latest agreement, reached through Samsung SDI's Michigan subsidiary, brings its total contract value with Alpha Omega Power to 1.5 GWh. Battery cells and modules will be produced at the StarPlus Energy plant in Kokomo, Indiana, with delivery planned by the end of the year.
13:48
Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), stated that energy markets are not expected to recover to their levels before the US-Israel war against Iran in late February of this year until 2027. He noted that the conflict has severely tightened markets, disrupted global energy flows, and pushed up oil prices, requiring governments and businesses to prioritize energy security.
13:41
India's largest crypto exchange CoinDCX has absorbed a $16 million loss after an internal process failed to move customer deposits out of a retired wallet. The Mumbai-based exchange initially dismissed reports of suspicious outflows as a false alarm last week. CoinDCX stated that some users mistakenly continued to deposit funds into deprecated addresses after a July 2025 hack, and a secondary sweeping service failed to move these funds to primary wallets, leading to the loss. The exchange confirmed that all user funds remain safe in secure, segregated cold wallets.
13:41
India's ASK Investment Managers Ltd., backed by Blackstone, has appointed Akhil Chaturvedi as chief executive officer of its mutual fund operations. The appointment follows the company securing regulatory approval in February to expand into the mutual fund business, according to people familiar with the matter.
13:39
CUAM Solactive China & Global Semiconductor ETF, co-developed by Korea Investment Management and China Universal Asset Management's Hong Kong subsidiary, was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last Friday with net assets of HK$15.85 million (approximately US$2.06 million). The fund tracks the Solactive Ace ETF Connect China & Global Semiconductor Top 30 Index, developed by German index provider Solactive.
13:34
Apple and Samsung Electronics are cutting smartphone component orders due to soaring memory prices squeezing profit margins, which could threaten Samsung Display's fourth-quarter earnings, as nearly two-thirds of its revenue comes from the two phone makers, The Korea Herald reported, citing industry sources. Samsung's mobile division has asked suppliers to cut fourth-quarter component deliveries by 20% to 30% from original plans. Separately, Apple reportedly cut orders for certain iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models in October.
13:23
Frank Elderson stated at COP17's "Finance and Biodiversity Day" that nature degradation poses significant risks to the economy. When ecosystems deteriorate, businesses face higher costs, decreased productivity, and supply chain disruptions. He pointed out that 72% of companies in the Eurozone rely on at least one ecosystem service, and 75% of corporate loans go to companies highly dependent on ecosystem services. Research involving the European Central Bank (ECB) found that a once-in-a-century drought could put up to 24% of Eurozone economic output at risk, while insufficient flood protection also jeopardizes nearly 12% of economic output. Elderson emphasized that protecting and restoring nature is an economic and financial imperative, an investment in natural capital rather than a mere expense, because future prosperity directly depends on it.
13:22
Oil prices fell more than 2% on Monday (October 26), as investors weighed the threat of further attacks on Saudi Arabia's energy infrastructure against concerns that high oil prices could erode demand. U.S. WTI crude futures fell 2.19% to $101 per barrel, while Brent crude futures dropped 1.89% to $114.51 per barrel. This decline followed a significant surge in oil prices after Houthi attacks in Yemen on Saudi Arabia. Over the weekend, Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for attacks on Riyadh's main airport and oil facilities in the Saudi capital, with Saudi authorities stating on Sunday that they had intercepted additional missiles and drones. Despite the attacks, Saudi Arabia's main airport partially resumed operations on Sunday. Analysts noted that geopolitical uncertainty has added approximately $20 per barrel to oil prices, but if Brent crude prices break above $120, $130, or $140 per barrel, it could lead to demand destruction. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Energy on Friday authorized the release of up to 400,000 barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to address supply disruptions at a refinery in Louisiana.
13:17
Iran is set to host a regional security meeting today in Tehran with top defense officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. Ali Bagheri, the deputy secretary of Iran’s National Security Council, stated that Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Pakistani Army Commander General Asim Munir, and Turkish Intelligence Chief Ibrahim Kalin will participate in talks with Iran’s National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei. This meeting marks the first high-level contact between Iran and all members of the three-nation bloc since Saudi Arabia faced escalating attacks from Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis.
13:17
Hong Kong's MPF Full Portability scheme, allowing employees to transfer both their own and employer's contributions annually, is set to begin on December 21. Lawmakers support the arrangement, believing it will foster competition among trustees and help drive down administrative fees. However, lawmaker Chau Siu-chung noted that about 80% of the public remains unclear about the scheme's meaning, emphasizing the need for stronger public awareness and simplified information from the government. Lawmaker Lam Chun-sing cautioned against frequent scheme changes, which could lead to high administrative costs and affect long-term returns.
13:16
Nikkei Asia reports that the Japanese government is tightening immigration rules for long-term residents and permanent residency, while expanding worker pathways for industries facing chronic labor shortages. This move aims to balance Japan's economic need for foreign workers with political pressure to adopt a tough stance on immigration. The government has set caps on two major work programs, increased application fees, and introduced stricter requirements. As of the end of 2025, Japan already had over 4 million foreign residents.

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