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10/31
01:35
Dallas Federal Reserve President Lorie Logan expressed support for the Fed's decision to maintain interest rates this week, but she continues to believe the Federal Reserve still needs to raise rates twice more. Logan explained that skipping a meeting does not change the ultimate goal of monetary policy, and by clarifying its objectives, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) can better help the economy adapt and benefit from a pause in rate hikes. She also noted that with financial markets fluctuating due to technology investment prospects and geopolitical developments, a more gradual adjustment of policy in this environment helps households, businesses, and market participants adapt to higher interest rates and reduces the risk of an unnecessary sharp deterioration in economic activity.
01:34
Tether has released its Q3 2026 attestation report, audited by BDO, showing a net operating profit of $1.5 billion for the quarter, largely consistent with the previous quarter. Total profit for the first nine months reached $4.5 billion, primarily driven by U.S. Treasury bills and reverse repurchase agreements. As of September 30, Tether's excess reserves nearly doubled from $4.1 billion at the end of Q2 to $7.95 billion. USDT circulation is approximately $184 billion, with total reserve assets at $191.5 billion and liabilities at $183.5 billion. Total direct and indirect holdings of U.S. Treasury bills amounted to $132.4 billion.
01:34
The artificial intelligence investing sector experienced a challenging week, with the Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF falling 4% this week (8% for October) and the iShares Semiconductor ETF dropping 29% from its recent high. Major AI-linked tech stocks also saw significant declines on Friday, including Intel down 25%, Micron down 5.5%, and Nvidia down 4%. Amazon fell 2% and Google was down 1%, with Google experiencing its worst trading day ever on Thursday after reporting a drop in core advertising sales revenues and falling over 10% after earnings on Wednesday.

Market professionals are expressing concern about the AI trade, citing a deceleration in sales from frontier algorithm maker Anthropic and large tech companies pulling back on capital expenditures. Investors and traders emphasize the need for AI to demonstrate substantial profits to justify the ongoing build-out. Analysts from Cboe Global Markets, YieldMax, and Millbank Dartmoor Portsmouth suggest it may be time for investors to take profits or hedge risks, with some questioning the recent AI boom.
01:34
Binance has frozen approximately $3 billion in stolen funds, representing half of the $6.3 billion in crypto assets pilfered by North Korean hackers. The company stated that the cyberattack is considered the largest cryptocurrency theft in history, with its Co-CEO, Richard Teng, claiming the attackers used a "self-destruct mechanism" to destroy tracking traces. The U.S. Secret Service and the FBI are collaborating with Binance to recover the funds and have stated that all customer losses will be covered. Several analytics firms have linked this attack to North Korean hacking groups, noting similarities to the $1.5 billion theft from Bybit exchange in 2025.
01:31
Commercial ship attacks in the Strait of Hormuz doubled in October compared to September, with at least 30 vessels hit. However, crude oil exports through the strait averaged nearly 11.1 million bpd in October, only about 2% lower than September. This resilience is attributed to soaring freight rates, which provide a significant financial incentive for tankers, and U.S. military protection. Supertanker rates for the Gulf of Oman to Asia route surged from $249,000 per day in early September to $931,000 per day by the first week of October. Crude prices have risen over 13% this month, with Brent crude trading above $117 a barrel on Friday.
01:21
Ford CEO Jim Farley targets 5 million annual vehicle sales by 2032, a 20% increase from current volumes, according to The Wall Street Journal. The strategy includes five new models priced below $40,000 by 2030, such as the $30,000 Fathom electric pickup, expected to begin production in Q4 2027 and generate over 100,000 first-year sales. Ford's global deliveries fell 9% through September, and its shares are down approximately 8.5% year-to-date.
01:09
Musk retweeted Google CEO Sundar Pichai's post, calling Project Suncatcher "cool." The project successfully sent commands to an orbiting satellite and received its first AI haiku response. Pichai stated in his post that Project Suncatcher has reached its "hello world" milestone. After launching a prototype satellite a few weeks ago, it has now successfully sent commands to orbit, initiated a TPU, run a prompt, and received the first complete response back on Earth—a haiku.
01:06
Japanese trading house Sojitz will start procuring yttrium from Malaysia as early as 2027, seeking to diversify sources of the key rare-earth element away from China. Yttrium is a key rare earth element used in semiconductor manufacturing.
01:06
Nikkei Asia reported that the combined operating and net profits of the world's five leading memory chip suppliers, including Kioxia, Samsung, and Micron, surpassed those of five major U.S. tech companies such as Alphabet for the first time last quarter. This was primarily driven by AI-fueled demand for chips, with supply still unable to meet demand.
01:02
Blackstone has reportedly warned investors that Anthropic could receive a sub-investment grade credit rating after its IPO, according to the Financial Times. The company is allegedly expected to be in the BB rating range, which could increase borrowing costs and limit access to institutional capital. Anthropic plans to invest over $800 billion in computing infrastructure by 2045, with its $63 billion "Project Northstar" financing heavily reliant on guarantees from Broadcom, which holds an investment-grade rating. The report also states that Anthropic holds over $112 billion in cash and could raise an additional $100 billion through an IPO.
00:57
A draft proposal for Ethereum suggests allowing wallets to permanently disable the EIP-7702 delegation feature. This aims to enable accounts to retain their address and normal transaction functionality while opting out, though it does not protect funds from private key theft.
00:49
Daiwa Securities Group plans to issue approximately JPY 30 billion (approximately USD 191 million) in digital real estate securities to support its acquisition of a majority stake in the Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho property. This will be one of the largest single digital real estate investment products issued to retail investors in Japan. The property, located on the former site of the Akasaka Prince Hotel, has a total value of USD 2 billion, but the transaction will not include the Akasaka Prince Classic House.
00:47
Tether International, S.A. de C.V. today released its Q3 2026 attestation report, audited by BDO. The report shows that as of September 30, Tether's excess reserves increased to $7.95 billion from $4.1 billion at the end of Q2, nearly doubling. During the same period, Tether's net operating profit was $1.5 billion, consistent with the previous quarter. Tether's total reserve assets reached $191.5 billion, with the majority held in highly liquid short-term instruments, including $132.4 billion in U.S. Treasury Bills.
00:47
UAE authorities brought oil tanker leak under control, clean up continues after a Panama-flagged crude supertanker was reportedly struck by an unknown projectile off the UAE coast on October 9. No new oil leaks have been detected, but environmental clean up operations are ongoing along affected stretches of coastline, according to state news agency WAM, citing the UAE Ministry of Environment.
00:46
CNBC, citing the latest Consumer Price Index data, reported that U.S. candy and chewing gum prices rose 7.7% year-over-year in September, while sugar and sweets categories increased by 5.5%. The report noted that disrupted cocoa supplies from West Africa and tightening sugar supplies have driven up costs, and falling commodity prices have not yet translated to shelf prices. Hershey lowered its organic sales growth outlook for 2026 from 3%-3.5% to 3%; Jefferies stated this implies roughly flat organic growth in the fourth quarter and cut its price target for Hershey to $170.
00:46
Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) lost nearly $500 billion in market cap this week, with its stock falling over 12% to $285 following its Q3 2026 earnings report. The market reacted to an EPS miss ($2.12 vs. $3.02 estimate) and negative free cash flow due to AI capital expenditures, despite a 103% surge in Cloud revenue. CNBC contributor Mike Khouw suggests a short strangle options strategy, anticipating the stock will trade between $250 and $325 over the next 30 days.
00:46
U.S. District Judge Sharon Gleason in Alaska ordered the Department of Justice (DOJ) to swiftly respond to new motions to dismiss a lawsuit aimed at delaying the certification of the state's Senate election by 1 p.m. AKDT on Friday. These dismissal motions were filed hours after the DOJ amended its complaint. The judge's order makes it possible for her to rule on the motions before Tuesday's election. The state's election results could determine whether Republicans retain their majority in the U.S. Senate.

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