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16:18
Al Jazeera reported that Qatari mediators returned to Tehran this Friday for talks on the conflict between the United States and Iran. It is understood that these talks were coordinated with US officials. Previously, US Vice President JD Vance had delivered a letter to Iranian authorities via Qatar last Sunday. Iran has confirmed receipt of the message but has not yet officially responded.
16:17
Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized on Friday that while underlying inflation is broadly in line with the 2% target, the central bank believes its price stability goal has not yet been achieved in a sustainable and stable manner.
16:16
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) announced its updated Japanese government bond (JGB) purchase plan for the October-December 2026 quarter, detailing monthly purchase amounts across various maturities. Specifically, JGBs with maturities of less than 1 year will see monthly purchases of JPY 100 billion; those between 1 and 3 years (exclusive of 3 years) will be JPY 330 billion; between 3 and 5 years (exclusive of 5 years) will be JPY 290 billion; between 5 and 10 years (exclusive of 10 years) will be JPY 305 billion; between 10 and 25 years (exclusive of 25 years) will be JPY 85 billion; and those over 25 years will be JPY 75 billion. The quarterly plan for January-March 2027 will be announced on December 25, 2026, and the specific schedule for December 2026 will be released on November 30, 2026.
16:07
U.S. President Donald Trump has postponed imposing overcapacity tariffs on more than a dozen economies, including China and Japan. Previously, U.S. officials had completed the investigations required to levy the new tariffs, a key step in the Trump administration's renewed protectionist agenda. The move aims to balance voter concerns about prices with a fragile trade truce with China, ahead of the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.
16:04
Hamed Mirzaei, an Iranian man, recounts losing 12 family members, including his wife and parents, in the March 9, 2026, US-Israeli attack on Tehran. He shared this first-person account with Al Jazeera seven months after the attack, stating that his life is "buried here."
16:03
Cybersecurity researchers earlier this year discovered a long-dormant vulnerability in PHP, an open-source coding language used in roughly 70% of the world's websites. They understood the full extent of this bug through the use of frontier AI models. Calif, a cybersecurity firm, was among the first to discover this vulnerability, which if exploited, could have led to disaster.
16:01
The Israeli military announced that its forces arrested four suspected arms dealers yesterday in the Jenin area. The military statement said the detainees were previously members of a "terror network" that has since been dismantled.
15:58
According to CoinDesk, Binance hackers dumped FUN and other smaller tokens onto the market. Due to the illiquidity of these markets, which were unable to absorb the large sell-off, the price of FUN tokens plummeted by 90%.
15:56
Tesco Plc, the UK's largest supermarket chain, has agreed to sell its hypermarket and supermarket businesses in the Czech Republic and Slovakia to Ahold Delhaize for an enterprise value of €1.7 billion (approximately £1.5 billion), as it continues to focus on its core UK operations. Tesco expects net proceeds of approximately €1.2 billion after tax and other costs, and plans to return these funds to shareholders.
15:48
The Korea Exchange (KRX) is seeking to introduce a tiered system for the Kosdaq market, drawing on Nasdaq's model to distinguish high-quality companies. The system could launch in the second half of next year at the earliest, pending companies' annual results. The KRX is considering dividing Kosdaq-listed firms into upper and lower tiers, with the upper tier, tentatively named the "Select Segment," including companies meeting quantitative criteria, including financial performance, financial industry sources said Friday.
15:46
Al Jazeera analysis shows that Israel's military blockade of Hebron, a city in the West Bank, has entered its second week, displacing nearly 5,000 Palestinians and causing approximately $3.8 million in daily commercial losses. Hebron Mayor Yousef Jabari stated that the number of displaced people more than doubled in two days. Israeli Defense Minister Katz said that Palestinians would not be allowed to return home until Hamas infrastructure is dismantled. The operation also included the arrest of about 110 people, the demolition of buildings, and the leveling of approximately 7,000 square meters of land.
15:46
Amazon has signed a 20-year nuclear power contract with Constellation to procure 690 megawatts (MW) of electricity from the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant in Maryland, with 190 MW of new capacity expected to come online between 2030 and 2032. Google has also signed an agreement to introduce an additional 890 MW of nuclear power capacity in the United States. Microsoft has contracted to purchase 20 years of power from the restarted Three Mile Island nuclear reactor. Constellation is investing over $4.3 billion to upgrade 11 reactors in Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. The U.S. Department of Energy is also providing up to $4.4 billion in loans to support the restart of three closed nuclear power plants, aiming to restore approximately 2.25 gigawatts (GW) of generation capacity.
15:39
On-chain analytics platform Lookonchain tweeted that the $6 billion Binance hack, the $1.5 billion Bybit hack, and the $388 million Bitget hack may all be linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group.
15:33
Israeli forces raided Joseph's Tomb in Nablus and conducted searches in the area, Al Jazeera reported. The Palestinian news agency Wafa stated that Israeli forces entered eastern Nablus at dawn, then raided the holy site located in an area controlled by the Palestinian Authority. Troops subsequently conducted further searches in nearby villages, entering, searching, and ransacking several homes, though no arrests have been reported yet.
15:31
UK MPs writing in Al Jazeera call for sanctions on the Israeli government, not just settlers, and an end to arms sales to Israel. The article states that a delegation of UK MPs, including the author, was detained by Israeli forces this week while attempting to enter the West Bank, arguing that Israeli violence against Palestinians is state policy, not isolated incidents. The article urges the UK government to expand sanctions against Israel to cover the Israeli government itself and to halt arms sales to Israel, particularly components for F-35 fighter jets, to ensure comprehensive implementation of sanctions.
15:26
BP Plc said profit surged to the highest in 18 years as soaring refining margins boosted earnings, giving Chief Executive Officer Meg O’Neill a powerful tailwind as she seeks to turn around the beleaguered British energy major.
15:24
Trezor urges CryptoBilis hardware wallet users to move funds after reports of implants in devices. The company stated it has not inspected the Safe 5 devices in question, and currently no CryptoBilis buyers have reported loss of funds.
15:21
South Korea's KOSPI index plunged 3.48% on Friday to 5730.74 points, driven by a sell-off in technology stocks and concerns about the sustainability of AI investments. The index briefly fell to 5599.42 points during intraday trading, triggering a circuit breaker on the Korea Exchange as losses deepened. Meanwhile, the Korean Won strengthened against the US Dollar.
15:14
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has decided to accelerate its ETF sales, more than doubling the pace set in January. As of October 20, the BOJ held ETFs with a book value of $228.3 billion. This accelerated selling means the time required to liquidate its holdings will be reduced from 112 years to 43 years.
15:12
France, the Eurozone's second-largest economy, experienced a 0.1% economic contraction in the third quarter, primarily due to high energy prices and soaring borrowing costs.

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