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10/29
02:21
Goldman Sachs Asset Management expects the Federal Reserve to resume interest rate hikes in December, following the Fed's decision on Wednesday (October 28, 2026) to keep the federal funds rate unchanged at 3.75%-4.00%. Kay Haigh, the firm's Chief Investment Officer of Fixed Income, stated that stronger-than-expected September inflation indicated persistent price pressures. Haigh also warned that further increases in energy prices or stronger economic data could prompt the Federal Reserve to tighten monetary policy further in 2027.
02:15
Lionsgate Studios Corp., the filmmaker behind The Hunger Games and other titles, is looking to sell bonds backed by its catalog and talking to investors about a possible transaction.
02:14
The Federal Reserve maintained the federal funds rate at 3.75%-4.00%, with two officials voting for a 25 basis point hike. The Fed kept its current policy stance with a 10-2 vote, with Governors Lisa Cook and Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack dissenting, favoring a 25 basis point rate increase. The Fed stated that economic growth is strong, supported by capital investment, productivity gains, and resilient consumer spending, but inflation remains elevated. Policymakers emphasized that they will gather more economic data to determine the appropriate path for interest rates.
02:13
Fitch Ratings warns that global credit risks are deteriorating heading into 2027, citing AI investment uncertainty, elevated energy prices, and tighter financing conditions. Fitch forecasts the Fed policy rate reaching 4.25% and remaining there through 2027, with one additional hike expected this year. The agency projects the US 10-year Treasury yield at 4.8% by end-2027, but warns that prolonged disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz could push yields higher. Fitch also highlights the risk that AI infrastructure spending may exceed sustainable demand, potentially triggering a sharp pullback in investment.
02:12
Star hedge fund trader Hamza Lemssouguer's firm Arini is facing difficulties, which are unsettling the European junk bond market. Lemssouguer has historically been aggressive in the high-yield debt market, placing large bets.
02:09
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook unexpectedly voted to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, diverging from the Federal Reserve's decision to maintain rates at 3.75%–4.00%. In a 10–2 vote, Cook joined Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack in favor of the hike; Hammack has consistently advocated for tighter monetary policy. This marks the first time Cook has voted against an interest rate decision since joining the Federal Reserve in 2022. This dissent comes as President Donald Trump is attempting for a second time to remove Cook from the Federal Reserve Board, following a previous effort that was blocked by the Supreme Court.
02:05
According to Axios, the US and Israel anticipate a week of strikes on Iran following the midterm elections if diplomatic talks fail. Potential targets include Iran's leadership, energy infrastructure, and nuclear facilities. This report follows earlier warnings from the US to Gulf allies regarding potential military action against Iran after the midterms.
02:01
Musk reposted a tweet from Google CEO Sundar Pichai, calling Google's new AI model, Gemini 4 Carbon, "impressive." Pichai had previously announced the launch of Gemini 4 Carbon, which ranked first in the ArtificialAnlys Intelligence Index v5.0 and performed exceptionally well in cybersecurity assessments, including scoring 88.2% in SEC-bench Pro vulnerability finding, 54.8% in ExploitGym vulnerability exploitation, and 71.0% in CWE-bench patch fixing.
01:54
According to data shared by Lightning.news and Bitcoin Magazine, as of 2026, net losses from cryptocurrency hacks, after freezes and returns, have reached approximately $2.35 billion. Of this, September's losses accounted for about $768 million, primarily due to attacks on CEXs and DeFi protocols, rather than hardware wallet failures. The largest single loss was Bitget's hot and warm wallet compromise on September 24, totaling approximately $387.5 million; Liquid Network lost about $320 million due to an Elements software vulnerability. The report indicates that attackers exploited third-party security products to inject fraudulent withdrawal instructions, and the deployment of AI coding agents is making vulnerability discovery and exploitation easier, intensifying the cybersecurity arms race.
01:52
Galaxy Digital released its Q3 earnings report. Its AI data center business generated $79 million in revenue in its first full leasing quarter, but the division still recorded a net loss of $435,000. The company's overall recovery was primarily driven by the Treasury & Corporate department.
01:52
Euro-area banks reported their strongest deterioration in retail-funding access since 2011 in a European Central Bank survey released Oct. 27, with the net balance reporting worse access at 9% in the third quarter, up from 3% in the second. The ECB still described the deterioration as moderate. The report adds evidence of tighter financing before the central bank’s Oct. 29 policy decision, with potential pressure on Bitcoin through financing costs and investor risk appetite.
01:50
Canada is set to host a summit with the European Union in Montreal from October 29-30, seeking to bolster bilateral strategic and economic ties as its relations with the United States decline. The EU has proposed making Canada its first 'associate member' to deepen cooperation on trade, technology, defence, energy, critical minerals, AI, research, and financial services. This move comes after US President Donald Trump imposed a 50% levy on $20 billion of Canadian goods, prompting Canada to retaliate with equivalent tariffs and seek to reduce its economic dependence on the US. Trump has threatened to impose new, very heavy tariffs on Europe if Canada's potential associate membership is perceived as hostile to the US.
01:50
Former Aptos advisor "Buzz" (BuzzlamicJihad) has left the crypto project and shifted his signature meme marketing campaign to Facebook parent company Meta's stock. Buzz stated that his collaboration with Aptos had "run its course," some of his plans did not materialize as expected, and he has sold his APT tokens.

Buzz said his initial assessment of Aptos was based on its association with Facebook (now Meta). He believes Meta has strong fundamentals but is disappointed by the recent creation of Class C shares (non-voting), feeling that retail investors have been forgotten. Buzz has started campaigns like "META looking good here" on social media but admits that Meta's market capitalization is enormous, and influencing its stock price will be a huge challenge. He believes Meta's AI agent Muse could benefit from stablecoin economics and expressed a desire to lead Meta's potential return to the crypto space.
01:50
The White House announced that President Donald Trump returned to Ohio today to showcase the economic achievements brought to the state during his tenure. These include NVIDIA's plan to invest up to $105 billion in a super intelligent data center in Pike County, Electra's $850 million investment in an aircraft production facility, Bayer's $2.2 billion investment in a pharmaceutical campus, and Honda's investment of up to $2.5 billion in a hybrid vehicle production plant. Additionally, the Trump administration highlighted historic tax cuts for Ohio residents, a decrease in crime rates, strengthened rural healthcare, and new resources for the defense industry.
01:50
An office building in Boston was sold at a foreclosure auction for only one-third of its 2019 purchase price, approximately $546 million less than its value at that time.
01:50
Alphabet, Google's parent company, is set to release its third-quarter earnings after market close on Wednesday, ET. Analysts widely anticipate a 25% year-over-year increase in revenue, marking its fastest growth since 2021. However, escalating Wall Street concerns over the costs of artificial intelligence (AI) development have led to Alphabet's stock declining by approximately 7% in October.

Specifically, analysts project Alphabet's Q3 capital expenditures to surge by 130% year-over-year to $55.2 billion, with free cash flow expected to be negative $2.27 billion. Cloud revenue is forecast to grow by 90% to $28.7 billion, as Google actively expands its AI offerings with the Gemini model and custom TPUs (Tensor Processing Units), aiming to capture market share from competitors like Amazon AWS and Microsoft Azure.
01:50
Iran's Foreign Minister stated that Tehran is maintaining close and continuous contact with mediators to study solutions that could ensure the "7-day plan" is implemented in less than a week.
01:50
Yuri Ushakov, a senior Kremlin foreign policy aide, stated that European countries would not participate in the next round of talks with Ukraine and the United States planned for Abu Dhabi. However, Finnish President Alexander Stubb disagreed, saying that European countries would be involved in the November Abu Dhabi talks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed on Wednesday that trilateral talks with Russia and the United States would take place in the UAE from November 6 to 10, expressing hope for European participation as well.

Meanwhile, the Netherlands has pledged an additional €500 million in military support to Ukraine this winter and announced a new support program of €1.2 billion over the next three years, with a €40 million contribution to Ukraine's energy support fund by the end of this year. The UK also announced an additional support package worth £10 billion, with £500 million allocated to address Ukraine's air defense shortfalls this winter.

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