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11/2
08:38
South Korean stocks opened lower on Monday, driven by concerns over AI spending following disappointing earnings reports from Intel and Amazon. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 51 points, or 0.89%, to 5,679.74 as of 9:15 AM. This followed a decline in major Wall Street indices on Friday (U.S. time), as Intel and Amazon's disappointing quarterly results intensified market worries about the sustainability of AI expenditures, with the S&P 500 dropping 1.82%.
08:32
According to Al Jazeera, former Iranian Foreign Minister and current MP Manouchehr Mottaki stated that any new war against Iran would spread to Europe, and Iranian missiles would be able to reach Europe. This comes a day after Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei ordered the military to prepare an immediate response to any new attacks that would be "unrestricted by geography." Mottaki also accused European countries, including the UK, Italy, Portugal, and Germany, of allowing the US to use their military bases to launch attacks against Iran, calling these countries "accomplices in American crimes."
08:26
Anza urges Solana validators to address critical Linux vulnerabilities and advises Ubuntu operating system users to filter incoming traffic and disable two network features while awaiting kernel fixes.
08:26
According to The Defiant, Maple Protocol's syrupUSDC and syrupUSDT products allow withdrawals from their pools based on available liquidity and without a guaranteed deadline. Selling tokens on an exchange is another exit option, with prices determined by the market.
08:21
U.Today analysis indicates that as of November 2, Bitcoin (BTC) is testing the $76,000 support level around $77,871, with a cautious bearish short-term outlook. BNB is defending the $690-700 support zone around $714, with a neutral to slightly bearish short-term outlook. Chainlink (LINK) is testing the $11.00 support around $11.61, with a neutral to slightly bearish short-term outlook. Near Protocol (NEAR) is around $4.40 and must hold the $4.00-$4.20 range to avoid a deeper pullback. All four cryptocurrencies are in a consolidation phase after October's pullback, and their next moves will depend on their ability to hold their respective key support levels.
08:17
Brandywine Global Investment Management stated that Philippine bonds are poised to be among Asia's best-performing assets once inflationary pressures ease and the risk of war in Iran subsides.
08:09
Binance's net outflows surged to $5.8 billion after it resumed withdrawals. The exchange stated that withdrawals initially spiked after some services were restored but have since slowed, with the outflows representing only a small fraction of its approximately $171 billion in client assets.
08:04
Seven OPEC+ member countries have agreed to maintain oil production quotas in December, according to Bloomberg. The report noted that these members had already canceled the last round of voluntary production cuts in September. Previous reports about "being prepared to maintain quotas" were pre-decision news; this update reflects the subsequent development of a reached decision.
07:50
Oil prices dropped ahead of Tuesday’s US midterm elections. This occurred despite fresh attacks on vessels around the Strait of Hormuz and Iranian threats to broaden retaliation if the US renews strikes.
07:48
Ukraine's Air Force reported that the Ukrainian air raid alert app was allegedly hacked on Sunday (November 1), sending users false radiation threat alerts. Ukraine's Central Intelligence Agency and Vinnytsia Governor Natalya Zabolotna confirmed the app experienced a malfunction or cyberattack and urged the public to remain calm and obtain information only through official channels.
07:46
The fifth Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit, hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), will take place this week under the theme "Rethinking the Playbook," according to the South China Morning Post. The three-day summit will feature a welcome dinner on Monday, the main conference on Tuesday, and conclude with an investment forum on Wednesday. The organizers expect approximately 280 delegates, including around 120 group chairmen and CEOs. Participants are anticipated to discuss geopolitical risks, the sustainability and regulatory issues of AI investments, and how to channel private capital to support regional growth projects.
07:20
Yousuf Daas, an economist at the Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute, told Al Jazeera that the Israeli blockade of Hebron has led local business owners to report losses of up to $20 million in inventory, facilities, shops, and workshops. He noted that these small, family-owned businesses, which are typically uninsured and burdened with bank loans, still have to carry their debts while losing their operations. Additionally, public infrastructure losses amount to millions of dollars, and reconstruction will take years.
07:18
Amid high inflation and rising interest rates, Australia's far-right One Nation party has regained a lead in national opinion polls, while support for Prime Minister Albanese's center-left government has declined.
07:11
Australian mining company, led by billionaire Robert Friedland, has approved a major rare earths project with support from the U.S. Department of Defense. The project aims to strengthen the resilience of the U.S. rare earths supply chain and reduce external reliance on critical minerals.
07:08
BTCPay Server urged users to shut down hot wallets following reports of fund theft. The project has instructed operators to run the `./btcpay-down.sh` script and is investigating the matter. The alert did not specify affected versions or announce a patch.
06:49
Yousuf Daas, an economist with the Palestine Economic Policy Research Institute, told Al Jazeera that Israel's siege of Hebron, the economic heart of the Palestinian economy, will have far-reaching consequences for the occupied territories. He noted that the economy was already under siege, but faces a worsening situation due to reduced government revenue and isolation of villages during the olive harvest season.
06:35
Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad Bin Mubarak called on the Houthi group to take responsibility for the death of Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Shami, an employee of the UN Human Rights Office, while in detention. Al-Shami had been detained by the Houthis for over two years, and Bin Mubarak described his death as a "horrific crime" that requires decisive international action to hold the perpetrators accountable. He also called on the United Nations and the Security Council to pressure the Houthis to release all abductees.
06:30
According to a live update from Al Jazeera, U.S. President Donald Trump told Right Side Broadcasting Network (RSBN) in an interview that the conflict with Iran would end "very quickly, in some way." He claimed the U.S. had achieved a major victory and stated: "Either they make a deal, or we end it." The above statements were made by Trump during the interview; the report did not announce that an agreement had been reached between the parties or that the conflict had ended.
06:22
Direct dollar redemption for Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin requires an approved customer relationship, while exchange sales and Earn lending deposits follow different rules.
06:04
Yemen's government forces announced they repelled a Houthi attack on the Kahlan front in Sabr, south of Taiz. The Taiz Military Axis Media Centre stated on Facebook that government troops, supported by local resistance fighters, pushed back the assault. Fighting around Taiz has intensified since September, threatening routes to Aden, and the UN reported that road closures have cut off food aid to over 800,000 people.

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