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10/26
19:38
The Bank of Israel has publicly rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use cryptocurrencies to circumvent potential international sanctions.

In a statement released on Saturday, the Bank of Israel said that cryptocurrencies "cannot serve as a means to circumvent sanctions imposed on Israel," emphasizing that the correct approach for the Israeli economy is to maintain economic relations with major trading partners and focus on preventing sanctions and their negative effects. Netanyahu had previously stated in an interview on Friday that he had requested a plan to utilize cryptocurrencies and blockchain networks to bypass sanctions. On Sunday, over 100 economists, including former Bank of Israel Governor Jacob Frenkel, signed a joint letter warning that the plan would lead to increased unemployment and a collapse in foreign investment.
19:36
Morgan Stanley warned that Brazil's stock market is expected to fall by 20% to 30% after Lula won the presidential election. The bank predicted that the USD/BRL exchange rate would rise to 5.60, potentially reaching 6.00 if fiscal concerns intensify, while interbank interest rates would face upward pressure of 300 to 400 basis points.
19:35
Investment giant Apollo Global Management is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire a nearly 10% stake in Mubadala Capital, the alternative asset management arm of Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund Mubadala Investment Company, according to sources familiar with the matter. Mubadala Capital manages over $755 billion in assets, with its core alternative investment business having grown to over $60 billion. The transaction is expected to be announced later on Monday morning, with specific financial terms not yet disclosed. This move will further deepen Apollo's presence in Abu Dhabi and marks a significant shift in the relationship between U.S. investment firms and the Middle East, with American companies making substantial direct investments in the country and its investment vision.
19:27
Meta has raised $35 billion through an equity offering to fund its AI infrastructure expansion. NVIDIA, AMD, and Broadcom have expressed interest in investing a combined total of up to $5 billion.

Meta plans for capital expenditures to reach $135 billion to $145 billion in 2026 and has already outlined another $60 billion stock sale plan for 2027. This move aims to meet the growing demand for AI financing but also introduces potential shareholder dilution risks.
19:22
Goldman Sachs warns that global growth risks are accumulating, expecting global growth to remain broadly stable in 2027, but rising energy prices, higher bond yields, and a slowdown in AI investments are increasing downside risks. Goldman Sachs anticipates that central banks will raise interest rates fewer times than the market currently expects, as AI's impact on employment becomes more apparent and inflation expectations decline.
19:18
The death toll from Israeli military attacks across the besieged Gaza Strip on Monday has risen to five. Civil defence spokesperson Mahmoud Bassal stated that a total of 13 people have been killed and about 60 wounded by Israeli fire and air strikes in Gaza over the past 24 hours. Bassal told AFP that three martyrs, including a child, were transported following an Israeli air strike targeting a camp for displaced people in the al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis. Gaza’s civil defence reported a fourth person was killed in an air strike on a tent near Khan Yunis, and Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City confirmed one person killed and three injured in a third air strike in the Al-Rimal neighbourhood.
19:14
Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson expects the current equity correction to end as major risks, including the U.S. midterm elections, clear. Wilson projects a near-term S&P 500 downside target of 7,100–7,200, with a year-end base case of 8,000. He identifies AI financing concerns, midterm elections, and tightening financial conditions as key catalysts. Wilson notes that while liquidity remains the biggest near-term risk, a potential Fed pivot could trigger a market rebound, citing historical trends where midterm elections are followed by strong 6–12-month equity returns.
19:09
Brent crude prices fell below $110/barrel, down over 6% from Friday's high, as market hopes for a US-Iran deal grew, easing concerns of further escalation. According to the Financial Times, Iran is hosting officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey following a visit by Qatari officials.

Brazil's stock market fell 20% after President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva unexpectedly won a fourth term; the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF dropped 26% in pre-market trading.

Bitcoin prices remained above $80,000, and gold prices were slightly above $4,000/ounce. The Invesco QQQ Trust was flat in pre-market trading, despite ongoing concerns about AI trading. The DXY remained below 102, and the US 10-year government bond yield was slightly below 5%.

This week, Microsoft and Amazon will release quarterly earnings, while the Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan, and the European Central Bank will announce interest rate decisions.
19:01
Pakistan has condemned Houthi ballistic missile attacks targeting Saudi Arabia from Yemen, including areas near holy sites, stating that these attacks violate Saudi Arabia's sovereignty and territorial integrity and disregard the sanctity of Islam's holiest sites and civilian safety. The Foreign Ministry reiterated Islamabad's solidarity with Saudi Arabia and commitment to the Mecca alliance, reaffirming steadfast support for the kingdom's security, stability, and defense against external aggression or threat.
18:52
Cardano developers have merged key Leios code, aiming to increase network transaction capacity by 15 times. The blockchain's consensus team has integrated Praos2 (combining the existing consensus protocol with the Leios scaling system) into the main development branch and merged the LeiosNotify and LeiosFetch components. Leios will be introduced via the upcoming Dijkstra hard fork, with an initial goal of increasing processing power by three to five times. Subsequent plans, pending performance testing and independent governance approval, aim to ultimately boost capacity to 10 to 15 times the current limit.
18:50
Barclays upgraded Tesla (TSLA) stock from "Equal Weight" to "Overweight" and raised its price target from $370 to $450. The bank believes a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX is the primary bullish catalyst, in addition to the accelerated adoption of Robotaxi, strengthening EV demand, and AI-driven growth in its energy business. Tesla's energy business is reportedly nearly sold out of orders through 2027. Barclays emphasized that a potential SpaceX deal is central to its bullish thesis.
18:49
U.S. envoy Tom Barrack stated in an interview on Friday that the U.S. and Israel have differences on the issue of Syria, with Washington prioritizing an agreement with Damascus. Barrack noted that the U.S. favors the Damascus government controlling Syria's southern Sweida province, rather than Druze armed groups linked to Israel. Analysts believe Barrack's remarks send a clear message to Israel that the U.S. does not endorse Israel's support for Druze armed groups. Since Syrian President Bashar al-Assad stepped down in December 2024, the U.S. has gradually rebuilt relations with the new government in Damascus, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's view of the new Syrian government differs sharply from that of U.S. President Donald Trump. Israel had previously invaded Syria and threatened the Damascus government.
18:45
According to an analysis of holdings of approximately 7,900 high-net-worth Korean investors (with financial assets exceeding 3 billion KRW) commissioned by the *Seoul Economic Daily* to major brokerage firms, this group collectively net sold approximately 14.83 billion KRW in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix between October 1 and 20. Concurrently, the KODEX Semiconductor Leverage ETF became the largest net bought asset this month, with net purchases totaling 33.2 billion KRW.

Analysts point out that this structural shift reflects high-net-worth investors' cautious stance on the short-term volatility of the chip sector and a directional bet on a broader market rebound. The movement of funds from individual stocks to a leveraged ETF essentially trades higher volatility for the avoidance of individual stock risk.
18:44
According to Iranian television, Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, Asim Munir, has arrived in Tehran to attend the inaugural Mecca Agreement conference. Discussions are reportedly focused on regional security and escalating Middle East tensions, though the full agenda remains unclear. This move is seen as a potentially significant diplomatic development amid rising geopolitical risks.
18:39
Zcash will undergo a major network upgrade called "Network Upgrade 7" (NU7) on November 5, which will reduce block times from 75 seconds to 25 seconds. This upgrade will also disable Sprout transactions, and users are advised to migrate funds from the Sprout pool to the Sapling pool before then. Additionally, NU7 introduces a network sustainability mechanism that recycles a portion of transaction fees into future block rewards and adds new shielding limits to protect wallets from spam attacks. Zebra 7.0.0 has been released to support this upgrade.
18:38
The XRP Ledger has seen a surge in payment activity over the past 24 hours, with transaction volume skyrocketing by 2,633.3% to approximately 137.7 million XRP.

Despite this significant increase in payment volume, it remains below its 30-day average of approximately 496 million XRP and its all-time high of around 7 billion XRP. Furthermore, this rebound in payment activity has not immediately translated into a price increase for XRP, which currently remains dominated by bearish momentum.
18:37
The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) is reducing its holdings in major U.S. technology companies amid growing concerns about overvalued tech stocks and the sustainability of the artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom.

According to the Financial Times, CalPERS, which manages over $600 billion in assets, collectively cut its direct holdings in the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks (including Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, NVIDIA, Meta, and Tesla) by 26% in the first half of this year. The fund is shifting towards private equity investments to diversify risk and reduce reliance on a few stock market leaders. Anton Orlich, CalPERS' Deputy Chief Investment Officer, stated that public market equity valuations are too high, and tech giants may underperform.

This adjustment also echoes previous warnings from Elon Musk, who noted that funding for companies lacking substantial revenue beyond AI data centers has largely dried up, and predicted consolidation among "new cloud" providers. In pre-market trading on Monday, shares of "new cloud" companies such as CoreWeave, Cipher Digital, and IREN all declined.
18:29
This week, Microsoft, Amazon, Google (Alphabet), and Oracle are scheduled to release their earnings reports. The market will closely monitor whether these hyperscale technology companies can translate AI capital expenditures into actual profits, alleviating ongoing concerns about AI financing costs. Current market sentiment is cautious, with defensive rotations accelerating. The S&P 500 Equal Weight Index's outperformance relative to the market-cap-weighted index this month marks its sixth largest since 1990. Valuations in the semiconductor sector have fallen to approximately 17 times forward earnings, nearing historical lows.
18:28
Saudi Arabia has confirmed that the 2027 AFC Asian Cup will proceed as planned, opening in Riyadh on January 7, 2027, with the final on February 5, despite ongoing attacks and instability in the country and region. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced the schedule on Monday, with the opening match featuring host Saudi Arabia against Palestine. This follows the Dakar Rally's decision to move its 2027 event out of Saudi Arabia due to regional conditions, and concerns previously raised by Japan Football Association officials regarding the safety of the Asian Cup.
18:28
Algeria's parliament has approved the deployment of troops to neighboring Niger, marking the country's first foreign military deployment in 50 years and a significant shift in its non-interventionist military doctrine. The move is reportedly aimed at protecting the oil facilities of Algeria's state-owned energy company, Sonatrach, in Niger.

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