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10/27
03:59
Iran has stated that the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within 4-5 days, rather than the previously proposed 7 days, if the U.S. blockade is lifted, according to Iranian state television. Discussions are currently underway with officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan regarding a proposal that involves the lifting of the U.S. blockade.
03:56
Ripple announced that UK asset manager Aviva has added £50 million (approximately $66 million) in tokenized fund shares to its XRP Ledger (XRPL), bringing its total investment on XRPL to £86 million (approximately $116 million). These newly added shares belong to Aviva's Sterling Liquidity Fund, which has £22 billion (approximately $29 billion) under management. Previously, Aviva had launched tokenized shares of its USD liquidity fund on XRPL. Additionally, Ripple unveiled new enterprise treasury platform features at its Swell 2026 conference, including the "24/7 Returns" product, designed to help enterprise clients generate yield through digital assets, including Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin.
03:51
Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad stated that the National Treasury intervened in the government bond market on Monday, canceling a scheduled bond auction and conducting special reverse repurchase operations to "ensure rationality in trading" after President Lula's re-election sparked fiscal concerns and caused long-term interest rate futures to surge. Haddad also said that the government will pursue a higher real primary fiscal surplus next year and plans to submit a bill to Congress this year to explicitly target the "midpoint" of the primary fiscal balance goal.
03:50
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry has stressed the importance of opening negotiation channels to prevent a return to military escalation, following a meeting between senior officials from the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement states and Iranian officials in Tehran on Monday. The ministry emphasized the "positive and practical engagement of the parties to the crisis" to resolve the Iran war through dialogue and diplomacy. It also supported mediation efforts by Qatar and Pakistan to end the US-Iran war.
03:46
Cybersecurity startup Cathedral claims that using AI agents in a bug bounty test for Anthropic, it found access paths to Anthropic's sales, HR, and IT systems in under 12 hours via third-party administrative and sales software. Cathedral's draft report states that these paths involved meeting minutes, payroll and offer letter details, and Slack messages about Anthropic's advanced models. Anthropic stated that its monitoring systems had flagged some of the activity before Cathedral's report and that access was shut down the same day; researchers actually touched limited systems containing limited business contact information and basic user account records, and Claude customer conversations, source code, and model weights were not accessed, nor was there any evidence that anyone other than Cathedral exploited these flaws. Anthropic claims Cathedral exaggerated the national security implications and did not fully disclose all activities; Cathedral, in turn, states it minimized data access.
03:44
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note was largely unchanged at 4.9946% in late New York trading on Monday, moving in a W-shape throughout the day, with a daily low of 4.9594% and a daily high of 5.0070%. The yield on the 2-year U.S. Treasury note rose 3.63 basis points to 4.7180%, with a daily low of 4.6559% and a daily high of 4.7202%. The yield on the 30-year U.S. Treasury note fell 1.93 basis points to 5.3039%. The 2/10-year U.S. Treasury yield spread fell 3.607 basis points to +27.238 basis points.
03:34
The dollar rose 0.37% against the yen to 157.45 yen in late New York trading on Monday, with an intraday range of 156.65-157.64 yen. Meanwhile, the euro rose 0.18% against the yen to 176.05 yen, and the pound rose 0.18% against the yen to 210.165 yen. The Japanese yen fell 0.40% against the offshore RMB to 4.2345 yuan.
03:29
The Bloomberg Grains Subindex fell 0.90% to 30.5453 points in late New York trading on Monday, roughly flat compared to its opening level in early Asia-Pacific trading. Specifically, CBOT corn futures fell 0.22%, and wheat futures dropped 1.52%. Soybean futures declined 1.16% to $12.5350 per bushel, soymeal futures fell 1.88%, and soybean oil futures rose 0.28%. Additionally, CBOT lean hog futures decreased by 1.30%, live cattle futures were roughly flat, and feeder cattle futures gained 0.16%.
03:19
The media center of Yemen's Southern Giants Brigades released a video claiming to have destroyed two Houthi military vehicles, one of which was an armored vehicle, on the Al-Madaribah front line in Lahij province, southwestern Yemen. It also claimed that all personnel in the vehicles were killed. This claim has not been independently verified.
03:18
A federal appeals court ruled that the Federal Reserve must rewrite its rules on debit card transaction processing fees, as the existing rules violate congressional legislative intent. The court noted that the Federal Reserve's allowance for banks to include costs such as fraud prevention expenditures in debit card swipe fees does not comply with the requirements of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act. The ruling upheld a lower court's decision to vacate the Federal Reserve's cap on debit card interchange fees, with merchants arguing that the Federal Reserve should apply rules that are consistent with the law and alleviate upward pressure on goods prices.
03:14
Nohshad Shah, Head of Fixed Income Sales for EMEA at Citadel Securities, noted in a research report that the market's massive investment in AI trading leaves little room for error if these substantial outlays fail to generate returns. He believes the recent tech stock sell-off indicates investors are becoming increasingly critical of whether AI spending will ultimately create sufficient profits.
03:13
The TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index indicates that UPS and FedEx have further increased fuel surcharges due to soaring diesel prices, with parcel shipping costs expected to reach an all-time high this year. Ground shipping prices during the fourth-quarter holiday season could rise by 5.8% year-over-year, pushing up costs for retailers.
03:08
Tony Pasquariello of Goldman Sachs Group stated that as Wall Street experienced its largest sell-off since July, hedge funds sold off tech stocks at the fastest pace in two years last Thursday, severely questioning market conviction in this trade. Pasquariello, Goldman's head of hedge fund client business, wrote in a note to clients that while the S&P 500 has been range-bound for three months, the apparent calm has masked a "persistent performance drawdown" since late June, as the AI trade unwound.

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