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11/2
15:28
Google's parent company, Alphabet, is offering euro bonds for the second time this year through a seven-part sale, aiming to fund its artificial intelligence initiatives. The maturities range from two to 19 years, with initial price talk on the shortest fixed-rate tranche around 60 basis points over mid-swaps and the longest slice of debt at around 205 to 210 basis points over mid-swaps.
15:26
Seoul stocks closed up 2.24% to 5,859.08 points on Monday, driven by bargain hunting for tech heavyweights despite AI spending concerns. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) gained 128.34 points, rebounding after plunging over 3% on Friday. The Korean won fell against the US dollar.
15:23
The BTCPay Server team has linked hot wallet fund theft incidents to versions 2.4.1 and earlier, urging users to update. The team stated that they have not received reliable reports of fund theft occurring on the latest version 2.4.7.
15:18
Israeli troops have withdrawn from Hebron, ending a 10-day lockdown that displaced over 537 Palestinian families. The withdrawal followed the demolition of two homes belonging to alleged attackers who killed two Israeli soldiers 10 days prior. Local authorities have informed families they can return, while civil defense crews are assessing the demolition sites.
15:14
Initial results for Tuesday’s midterm elections will begin emerging after the first polls close, but the final outcome determining control of Congress might not be known for days or even weeks.
15:07
A Federal Reserve staff research, published on October 30, indicates that Treasury dealers may continue to finance customer bonds even after their own auction inventory has largely cleared. This lingering lending consumes balance-sheet capacity, meaning falling inventories might not fully reflect dealers' ability to finance Treasury positions. The study estimates that each dollar of Treasury coupon issuance expands dealer balance sheets by about 21 cents, with roughly two-thirds attributed to client financing. The research suggests that if these constrained intermediaries also fund Bitcoin traders, cuts in their lending could transmit Treasury market pressure into crypto, though this remains an inference and not an observed result of the study.
15:02
Japanese life insurers are committed to diversified portfolios, indicating that higher 20-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yields, which rose to around 4% last month (a quadrupling over the past four years), will only lead to a gradual shift of money back home. This suggests a limited immediate disruption to the U.S. Treasury market and dollar-yen trading.
15:01
Sultan al-Jaber, CEO of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), stated that global oil inventories have been depleted by nearly 1 billion barrels since the US-Israel war against Iran began, eroding the world's energy buffer capacity. He noted that shipping and logistics costs have surged from 5% pre-war to over 30% of oil prices, with diesel inventories in some markets falling to a 35-year low. Al-Jaber emphasized that this new reality necessitates expanding strategic reserves and more flexible refining capabilities to cope with market changes.
14:51
Saudi Civil Defense issued and then lifted a "potential danger" alert for the city of Abha and the provinces of Khamis Mushait, Taif, and Najran. The department also warned residents not to film, publish, or share any information related to missile and drone attacks.
14:47
Trita Parsi at the Quincy Institute states that the idea of the Strait of Hormuz being fully open is “laughable”. While more ships are transiting, they incur “massive cost and huge risk”. Parsi told Al Jazeera that data contradicts the Trump administration's assertion that the strait is sufficiently open, adding that the more the US claims openness, the more it incentivizes the IRGC to strike ships and create headlines about transit difficulties. He emphasized the need for a deal to open the strait, lift the blockade, and end the war.
14:46
According to Lookonchain, the Tron network has processed over 16 billion cumulative transactions, with an average of 11.56 million transactions handled daily.
14:45
Apollo Global Management Inc. announced the launch of its European private credit division, valued at €10 billion (approximately $11.2 billion). The division is backed by institutions such as the Abu Dhabi Investment Council from the UAE, with veteran investment banker Christian Meissner appointed as chairman.
14:42
Japan has issued its fifth batch of climate transition bonds this year, totaling 250 billion yen ($1.6 billion). Despite Japan's increasing reliance on fossil fuels since the outbreak of the Iran war, it remains the only government utilizing this bond category. The issuance attracted stable demand, with a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.84 and a highest accepted yield of 2.2%.
14:39
According to The Korea Herald, citing aggregated bank data, the outstanding balance of household loans at South Korea's five largest banks reached 783.6 trillion Korean won (approximately $584 billion, as reported) by the end of October, an increase of 2.77 trillion won from the previous month. These loans saw a month-over-month rebound despite tighter lending regulations and rising interest rates.
14:34
According to Al Jazeera, Israeli forces shelled the towns of Mansouri and Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon and opened fire on the Al-Hujair and Al-Salouqi valleys. UN data shows that despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon in June, Israeli forces continue to occupy approximately 6% of Lebanese territory, launching attacks and systematically demolishing homes, displacing around 329,686 people in the country.
14:30
The sector faces intensified pressure from economic stagnation-driven demand decline and surging costs, particularly for coal, potentially leading to increased exports and heightened trade tensions.
14:19
Ryanair Holdings Plc will embark on a cost purge across its airline to help offset a €2 billion ($2.2 billion) increase in fuel charges next year, as the Middle East conflict continues to drive up oil prices and weighs on consumer willingness to book flights. The airline announced the plan on Monday after reporting a 15% drop in profit after tax for the first fiscal half of the year, stating it will review airport deals, consider lowering crew ratios, and may increase the use of artificial intelligence to bring down expenses.
14:19
Stock exchange operator Euronext NV has joined the Nordic Compass alliance, a consortium of three dozen of Northern Europe’s largest companies advocating for closer regional ties. The alliance is set to lay out its agenda at an inaugural summit this week, which is expected to include proposals to further integrate the region’s capital markets.
14:16
The Governor of Hebron told Al Jazeera that Israeli forces have withdrawn from the entire city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, following an Israeli siege. The governor added that Palestinian security forces have full control of the area, and families forced to leave their homes can now return.
14:07
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung unveiled the country's largest ever budget on Monday, pledging to "boldly invest in AI and future growth engines." The 2027 budget will rise 12.8% to 820.9 trillion won ($610.14 billion), including 21.3 trillion won for semiconductors, physical AI, and AI data centers. A separate 4.7 trillion won will go toward developing a sovereign AI model. The government also plans to invest heavily in talent, including training 2,000 specialists to lead semiconductor design and expanding AI education.
14:06
Samsung SDS announced Monday that construction is underway on its new artificial intelligence data center in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province. The facility, scheduled for completion by the end of 2028, will initially have a power capacity of 60 megawatts, with plans to double it to 120 MW through phased expansion as demand for AI computing grows. Samsung SDS approved a 427.3 billion won ($319 million) investment for the 46,000-square-meter site in January.

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