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10/30
11:23
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) released its October Outlook Report, raising its forecast for CPI (excluding fresh food) for fiscal year 2027 from 2.4% to 2.6%, while keeping the fiscal year 2026 CPI forecast unchanged at 2.5%. The report anticipates that risks to economic activity are roughly balanced, while price risks lean to the upside, with the potential for rising medium-to-long-term inflation expectations and core CPI inflation possibly deviating above the 2% target. The BOJ expects the economy to grow moderately but at a slower pace in fiscal year 2026, with a moderate recovery in growth starting from fiscal year 2027, as the negative impact of high energy and raw material prices diminishes and the virtuous cycle from income to spending strengthens.
11:17
According to the South China Morning Post, analysts believe that the Middle East conflict is keeping fossil fuel prices high, driving demand for battery energy storage systems in green energy projects. Chinese manufacturers, including CATL, BYD, and Gotion High-tech, are expected to benefit. The related positive impact is anticipated to offset the slowdown in domestic demand; weaker-than-expected demand has already caused lithium-ion battery supply chain stock prices to fall by over 46% in the past six months.
11:03
Oil prices rose in early Friday trading, with Brent crude futures up 0.75% to $115.74 per barrel and US WTI crude up 0.71% to $102.72. This follows claims by Yemen's Houthi rebels of attacks on Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura and Rabigh refineries, as well as Saudi Aramco facilities in Abqaiq. Simultaneously, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps stated that three oil tankers struck mines and caught fire while using unauthorized routes south of the Strait of Hormuz, exacerbating market concerns about supply disruptions.
10:49
Blockchain security firm Blockaid reported that hackers exploited Ethereum's EIP-7702 authorization mechanism to attack 14 Binance hot wallets. Unable to determine the real-time nonce of the wallets, the hackers submitted 50 authorization attempts with different nonces in a single Type-4 transaction. One of these attempts successfully matched, activating the malicious delegation. This authorization delegated the hot wallet account code to a malicious asset transfer contract, allowing the attackers to transfer ETH and ERC-20 tokens from the wallet and potentially affecting subsequent incoming assets.
10:48
Blockchain data provider Allium has restored data delivery following a security incident. Its October 28 data sharing update indicates that raw and enriched data tables for 18 major chains, including Ethereum, Solana, and Bitcoin, on Snowflake and Databricks have passed integrity checks and are fully operational. However, historical backfills for all chains on BigQuery are still in progress, and API keys have been revoked, requiring users to create new ones and reset passwords. Additionally, new data uploads and access to previously uploaded data remain temporarily disabled.
10:46
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated on X that under "Operation Economic Outcast," Iran's regime is running out of economic lifelines, with its proxies feeling the pressure. Bessent claimed Tehran is struggling to move money and its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is failing to pay its own troops. He added that Washington is cutting Iran's ability to fund the Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah, vowing not to allow Tehran to continue financing their campaign of terror.
10:37
Goldman Sachs is in talks with SK Square to acquire T Map Mobility, the operator of South Korea's leading navigation service T Map, industry sources revealed on Friday. SK Square is the largest shareholder of T Map Mobility, holding a 63.23% stake in the company. T Map boasts over 15 million monthly active users.
10:32
Coupang Logistics Service, a delivery service provider under retail giant Coupang, will invest approximately 42 billion won ($31 million) to build an AI-powered smart logistics center in Busan. CLS signed a memorandum of understanding with Busan Metropolitan City on Thursday to establish the facility in the port city. Under the MOU, CLS will create approximately 670 direct and indirect jobs.
10:31
Binance's initial investigation into the security incident suggests it may have involved a compromised DevOps engineer’s laptop, which allowed an attacker to gain access to a service container and submit unauthorized withdrawal transactions. The estimated total impact is around $6.3 billion. Binance has frozen approximately $3 billion of affected assets on-chain and confirmed it will cover all losses from its SAFU fund and company funds, ensuring user funds are safe. The exchange has temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals, revoked affected address authorization, and engaged law enforcement and blockchain intelligence partners to trace and recover funds. No evidence of any wallet private key leak has been found.
10:31
Changpeng Zhao retweeted a post by Alistair Milne, estimating Binance's net uncovered customer funds after the hack at approximately $1.7 billion (1.0% of total reserves). In his tweet, Alistair Milne detailed customer reserves of $165.4 billion, with $5.9 billion stolen (3.6%), of which $3.0 billion has been frozen, and the SAFU fund can cover $1.17 billion. He noted that even if Binance shares the loss, this appears to be the largest exposure to date.
10:30
According to ANZ Bank, the oil market balance is more fragile than ever following the outbreak of the Middle East conflict, and any escalation after the US midterm elections would further push up oil prices.
10:28
Bitcoin fell below $77,000 after Binance was hacked, with BNB down 7.1%. He Yi pledged full compensation for user losses. According to The Block, Bitcoin dropped 4.5% to $76,664 on Thursday evening due to the Binance hack, while BNB fell 7.1% to $698.65. Ethereum and XRP also declined by 5.2% and 7% respectively. Chainalysis estimates that approximately $5.9 billion was stolen in the attack, while Binance co-CEO He Yi stated that Binance would fully cover all user losses and had frozen about $3 billion in related funds. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong also said that they had blocked funds from being sent to the compromised wallets and offered assistance to Binance.
10:27
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) launched its Tokenization Service on October 28, enabling 20 participating institutions to move tokenized securities between registered wallets 24/7. The service supports 34 types of securities, including select Russell 1000 equities, exchange-traded funds, and US Treasuries. Conversion orders through its interface and API are limited to business days from 2 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern time, with a target completion within 15 minutes. The initial connections are via Canton Network and its private Besu network.
10:27
Major Japanese life insurers are increasing their lending, with a focus on overseas projects including data centers. This move is driven by rising interest rates making loans more attractive, and a surge in AI and power grid investments boosting demand for capital.
10:26
Japanese trading house Marubeni Corporation sees the energy and resource bottlenecks caused by the AI boom as a growth opportunity. One of Japan's five largest trading companies, Marubeni plans to expand its business in areas such as power, metals, and communications infrastructure to meet the growing energy and resource demands driven by increased computing power.
10:25
Israel's 2026 election vote count completed, no clear parliamentary majority for any bloc. Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc secured 53 seats, Gadi Eisenkot's opposition bloc 48, and Palestinian-Israeli parties a combined 19 seats in the 120-member Knesset, necessitating difficult coalition negotiations. Official results are expected on November 4, with the new Knesset to be sworn in on November 10.
10:13
Chilean copper giant Codelco has dismissed eight employees following investigations into irregularities in the recording and reporting of production in 2024 and 2025. The dismissals, announced in a statement late Thursday, span its Chuquicamata, Ministro Hales and Salvador divisions, as well as the Santiago headquarters.

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