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10/28
07:19
Al Jazeera reports that Israeli exit polls show no party or bloc has a clear mandate to form a new government. The Likud bloc, led by incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is projected to win 50 seats in the 120-seat parliament, while the main opposition bloc is expected to secure 52 or 53 seats. Neither has reached the 61 seats required to form a majority government. Arab parties are projected to win 18 seats, potentially making them "kingmakers." Israeli President Isaac Herzog will designate the candidate he believes most likely to form a government after the final vote count is announced on November 4, and the coalition-building process could last up to 42 days.
07:04
CNBC's Jim Cramer warned investors not to be fooled by the latest rally in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, stating it does not mean the data center trade is out of the woods. His skepticism centers on three lingering risks: smaller AI infrastructure companies (neoclouds) like CoreWeave, Nebius, and Iren face significant debt burdens amid rising interest rates; the $63 billion Anthropic-Broadcom financing deal involves Anthropic borrowing to buy equipment rather than paying from profits; and the current calm in the bond market, with 10-year Treasury yields falling below 5%, may be short-lived ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and potential geopolitical volatility.
07:01
U.S. stocks closed higher on Tuesday, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite leading the gains, rising 1.2% to 26,477 points. The S&P 500 increased by 0.6% to 7,722 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.03% to 52,377 points. The market was primarily boosted by AI momentum and optimism surrounding the third-quarter earnings season. News that Anthropic is nearing an initial public offering drove chip stocks higher for a third consecutive trading day. Economic data showed an increase in new orders for computers and peripheral equipment, further supporting strong AI-related spending. Meta's stock fell 1.6% after the company increased its largest-ever equity financing to $97.5 billion to fund its AI expansion.

The third-quarter earnings season is progressing well, with nearly half of S&P 500 companies having reported results, and 83% exceeding expectations. In individual stock news, Boeing fell 10.7% due to a larger-than-expected third-quarter loss, and Xylem dropped 14.2% after lowering its full-year forecast. United Parcel Service rose 5.8% after raising its annual revenue and profit forecasts, and Royal Caribbean gained 5.5% after increasing its full-year profit outlook. Sherwin-Williams fell 2.7% as its quarterly profit missed expectations. Earnings reports for Microsoft and Google are expected on Wednesday, with Amazon scheduled for Thursday.

The Federal Reserve held its second-to-last monetary policy meeting of the year on Tuesday. The market widely expects interest rates to be maintained in the 3.75%-4% range, with a second rate hike anticipated in December.
06:56
Industry insiders say the modernization of the U.S. power grid is seeing new opportunities as AI data centers place immense pressure on existing grids. Weavegrid provides load management software to help utilities optimize energy deployment, while Veir, which develops superconducting transmission lines capable of transmitting power five times further and requiring 20 times less space than traditional cables, completed a $110 million Series C funding round earlier this month. Kristen Eberhard, Vice President of Policy at Rewiring America, noted that the surge in data center energy demand has made industries more willing to explore new grid solutions.
06:47
Latest data from Israel's Central Elections Committee shows a voter turnout of 77.7% in the country's parliamentary elections, the highest since 1999. Exit polls indicate that the bloc led by Netanyahu secured 50 seats, while the main opposition bloc obtained 52 seats, with neither side achieving the absolute majority required to form a government. Currently, both blocs are engaged in behind-the-scenes negotiations to form the next coalition government. Netanyahu has expressed willingness to form a national unity government, but far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir has rejected any unity arrangement with the Eisenkot bloc.
06:46
Zcash faces intense debate surrounding its $125 million developer fund, with co-founder Sean Bowe proposing to halt automatic payments to the Zcash Community Grants (ZCG), arguing the project is sufficiently funded. Gemini co-founder Tyler Winklevoss supported ending the grants, stating, "It's time to end Zcash's 'USAID'." ZODL founder Josh Swihart, however, called for the complete elimination of all developer funding streams, redirecting them to the Network Sustainability Mechanism (NSM) to provide market certainty. Meanwhile, community contributor Dismad suggested a gradual reduction of grants until 2036, while asset management firm Grayscale believes continuous protocol funding is crucial for Zcash's technological competitiveness. Currently, ZEC has surged approximately 260% over the past year, with its market capitalization exceeding $20 billion.
06:17
A senior State Department official stated that the Trump administration will issue visas to Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro and his family, allowing them entry into the United States. This follows news reports that Bolsonaro fled Brazil after his defeat in the Brazilian presidential election. The announcement came the day after Brazil's Supreme Court ordered Bolsonaro to surrender his passport on Monday as part of a money laundering investigation. Bolsonaro denies any wrongdoing and stated on Monday that he would remain in the country to lead the opposition. Brazilian President Lula called the right-wing senator's actions shameful. U.S. President Donald Trump questioned the results of the Brazilian election, calling it "another rigged election," though there is currently no evidence of electoral fraud.
06:16
The Hong Kong SAR Government is actively promoting the development of the offshore RMB ecosystem to solidify its position as a key gateway for RMB internationalization. In September, Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee unveiled the first five-year plan, prioritizing offshore RMB business as a top financial objective, aiming to transform Hong Kong from an offshore RMB reservoir into a self-sustaining currency ecosystem.

Julia Leung, CEO of the Hong Kong SFC, stated that investment platforms for stocks, bonds, and wealth management are being built to invigorate the offshore RMB market. Currently, Hong Kong is the world's largest offshore RMB hub, handling approximately 76% of offshore RMB payments in June, with bank RMB deposits reaching RMB 1.1 trillion by the end of August. To support this development, the People's Bank of China and the HKMA have an RMB 800 billion standing swap facility, and the HKMA increased its RMB business financing facility to RMB 500 billion in July. Additionally, the Hong Kong government issued a RMB 7.5 billion five-year digital green bond in September, and Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) launched a five-year China Treasury Bond Futures contract on August 3.
06:09
Oil prices have fallen for two consecutive days, with West Texas Intermediate (WTI) now trading near $100 per barrel after a cumulative drop of over 3% in the past two trading sessions; Brent crude closed below $114 per barrel. Traders are closely monitoring the results of the Israeli election, which will help shape the direction of the war between the United States and Iran. Exit polls show opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot temporarily ahead of Prime Minister Netanyahu as vote counting continues, but neither bloc has secured a majority of seats.
05:50
Military operations by Israel in Hebron, West Bank, have displaced over 3,100 Palestinians and impacted more than 100 local businesses. The operation began on October 23 after two Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack, prompting Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to order a complete lockdown of Hebron and launch large-scale searches and demolitions. Local residents' weddings have been postponed, and travel agencies' Hajj pilgrimages and traders' trips to China have been hindered due to passports being trapped in offices.
05:48
Bank of America is reminding customers not to share bank passwords with AI assistants, emphasizing that customers are responsible for activities resulting from AI assistant access. In an email to customers, the bank urged them not to share usernames and passwords with any third-party services, including AI tools or assistants that provide proxy services, to prevent unauthorized financial activities or potential security breaches leading to the compromise of banking credentials.
05:46
The U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told CNBC that the Trump administration may allow more Russian diesel fuel onto the global market, framing it as an "incentive" for Moscow to end the war in Ukraine. President Trump reached a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin for Russia to export 800,000 metric tons of diesel in October and November, followed by another million tons. However, analysts believe these volumes will not materially lower prices, as they are small compared to total global demand.
05:42
The latest data from Israel's Central Elections Committee shows that voter turnout for the country's parliamentary election reached 77.7%, the highest level since 1999. This turnout is approximately 7.1 percentage points higher than the 70.63% recorded in the previous election in 2022, with over 5.69 million voters participating.
05:36
Mansour Abbas, leader of the Israeli Arab party Ra'am (also known as the United Arab List), stated that his party would change Israel's reality after the elections. According to Israel's Channel 12, Abbas said, "We will translate the mandate we receive into a new reality for this country." Exit polls predict Ra'am will win seven seats in parliament.
05:35
VanEck has launched its new Wealth Builder ETF (WBMO) on the New York Stock Exchange, offering a diversified portfolio that includes global stocks, bonds, and indirect exposure to Bitcoin. The ETF aims for a 2% Bitcoin allocation, with a permitted range of 1% to 5%, achieved through a spot Bitcoin ETP.
05:31
China's mainland stock market has lost approximately $2.4 trillion in market value since May, as investors increasingly doubt the profitability of Beijing's AI boom. The CSI 300 index, comprising China's 300 largest listed companies, entered a bear market on October 22, marking a drop of at least 20% from its peak. AI companies now constitute 42% of the market value of Chinese shares listed on the mainland and in Hong Kong, and 57% of trading, according to Goldman Sachs. The Shanghai STAR 50 index, tracking 50 large tech and chip companies, fell 40% in less than four months, erasing about $480 billion. It currently trades at roughly 100 times earnings, significantly higher than the Nasdaq 100's 30 times, despite falling from a peak of nearly 250 times. Analysts attribute the market downturn to weak Chinese consumer spending and skepticism regarding AI companies' ability to generate returns on their investments. Fund manager Dong Baozhen stated, "The stock market later evolved into a speculative crazy bull, and now we see the bubble bursting."
05:17
U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) stated on Tuesday that it launched an attack on a suspected drug-smuggling speedboat in the Eastern Pacific, resulting in five deaths. Since September 2025, such operations under the Donald Trump administration have cumulatively led to 243 deaths, actions condemned by legal scholars and human rights organizations as extrajudicial killings.
05:15
OpenAI announced on October 26 that its AI system has refuted the long-standing "Exponential Time Hypothesis" (ETH), which concerns the difficulty required to solve certain logical problems. However, this breakthrough does not constitute a practical attack on existing cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin. Researchers are currently organizing independent reviews to verify OpenAI's claims. OpenAI stated that significant further research is still needed for practical improvements. Ryan Williams claimed he asked OpenAI to check if existing cryptographic systems were affected and relayed that these systems are "evidently safe"; this is a secondhand account and not an independent cryptographic audit.
05:11
The CFTC is once again investigating prediction market platform Polymarket, which previously reached a settlement with the regulator in 2022, agreeing to block US users from accessing its offshore platform. This investigation is part of a broader inquiry into Polymarket launched by the agency earlier this year, focusing on whether Polymarket violated the 2022 settlement agreement, as well as its customer targeting controls and advertising activities in the United States. The CFTC is also reviewing Polymarket's US platform, launched last December, particularly its customer registration process and safeguards. Previously, the CFTC investigated Polymarket's compliance with the agreement in 2024 but withdrew related measures in July 2025.

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