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11/5
18:40
According to Al Jazeera, the U.S. Department of Treasury has imposed sanctions on Turkish company Fugo Ground Services, accusing it of providing ground and other services to U.S.-sanctioned Iranian airlines that continue to fly to Turkey, including Iran Air Tour and Saha Airlines.
18:40
According to Wu Blockchain citing an interview with Moneycontrol, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that following recent major exchange hacks, the crypto industry should prioritize survival over competition over the next two years, and that exchanges and custodians should adopt more defensive strategies. He pointed out that attacks are increasingly targeting user interfaces and centralized components. Regarding the Ethereum roadmap, he emphasized the roles of zero-knowledge proofs, artificial intelligence, and formal verification, and believes that Layer 2s should develop differentiated applications such as high-performance DeFi, privacy, and enterprise-grade use cases.
18:36
The business alliance Nordic Compass is calling for the establishment of a single, public market across the Nordic region to curb the trend of local companies listing in the U.S. Christian Clausen, head of the alliance's Capital Markets Committee, stated that the move aims to integrate currently fragmented markets, unify regulations, and achieve full integration across trading, clearing, settlement, and custody.
18:29
The Iranian Navy reported that an oil tanker caught fire after striking a mine in the Strait of Hormuz, forcing it to abort its voyage. Citing a statement, the semi-official Iranian Tasnim News Agency reported that a non-compliant oil tanker operating in a hazardous area in the eastern Strait of Hormuz struck a mine and caught fire; the vessel had previously turned off its tracking and navigation systems. Iranian officials added that Tehran had repeatedly notified the shipowner that the Strait of Hormuz is in an unsafe condition and is closed to unauthorized vessels attempting uncoordinated transit.
18:11
Colonel Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Saudi-led coalition, stated that coalition air defense forces successfully intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched by the Houthi militia toward the Medina region. Earlier, Saudi civil defense authorities had briefly issued a hazard alert for the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast in the Medina Province.
18:09
OpenAI has pledged to cover the full electricity costs of its data centers and will make its construction plans public to address AI-related concerns following the midterms. Chris Lehane, the company's Chief Global Affairs Officer, stated that this move is aimed at addressing voter anxieties over rising utility bills and environmental issues triggered by the expansion of AI data centers.
17:50
Polygon has proposed a hard fork to recover 70.49 million POL stolen from Binance and Polymarket hackers, sparking decentralization controversies. Polygon developers have proposed a PoS hard fork to forcibly zero out the hackers' wallet addresses at the protocol layer to recover the 70.49 million POL stolen in two independent hacking incidents in late October (valued at $6.5 million at the time of the attacks, with 23.86 million from Polymarket and 46.63 million from Binance), and mirror-credit an equivalent amount of tokens to the affected wallets of the two platforms. The plan is currently subject to a community vote.
17:47
Driven by the Democratic Party's landslide victory in the US midterm elections and its seizure of control of Congress, markets grew concerned over tightening regulations and the outlook for AI investments. As a result, tech-heavy markets in Japan and South Korea faced heavy sell-offs, with the Nikkei Index closing down 1,110 points, or 1.79%, at 61,077, and the KOSPI Index plunging 300 points, or 5.28%, to 5,383, marking a seven-month closing low. Meanwhile, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index rallied sharply, closing up 877 points, or 3.7%, at 24,796, while the Tech Index surged 5.5% to 4,154. Mainland Chinese stocks also closed generally higher with modest gains.
17:43
The Saudi Civil Defense briefly issued a hazard alert for Yanbu, a major coastal city in the Medina Province along the Red Sea coast, and subsequently announced that the danger had passed. Yanbu is a major Saudi oil export hub and a critical oil shipping outlet for the country's East-West pipeline.
17:34
Chinese bus manufacturer Yutong Bus continues to expand its overseas business, with overseas sales now accounting for over half of its total revenue. According to the SCMP, new energy models accounted for 25% of the company's bus exports in the first three quarters of this year, up from 3% in 2018, driven by rapid demand growth in countries such as Australia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and Morocco.
17:33
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked JD Vance on social media, describing him as having a "loser gambler's mindset." Earlier, US Vice President JD Vance posted on social media acknowledging that the war with Iran led to the Republican Party's defeat in the US midterm elections. Ghalibaf reposted and replied that Vance is like a "gambler who cannot leave the table," and accused the US government of preparing for the next phase of war.
17:32
Russia and Ukraine launched a new wave of nighttime drone attacks against each other, resulting in damage to infrastructure and casualties on both sides. The Russian Ministry of Defence stated that its armed forces used drones to strike a logistics hub in Kharkiv belonging to Ukrainian private courier company Nova Poshta, a 330 kV substation in Dnipropetrovsk, and a dry cargo ship carrying military equipment in the Black Sea. Meanwhile, Ryazan Oblast Governor Pavel Malkov reported that the region was targeted by over 200 Ukrainian drones overnight, with falling drone debris causing fires in parts of an industrial zone and power transmission lines. According to independent Russian media outlet Astra, the attacks triggered a fire at the Ryazan Oil Refinery, which is owned by Russian state energy giant Rosneft.
17:19
The HKMA, on behalf of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, announced that it will issue HK$1.5 billion of 1-year HONIA-linked floating rate notes under the Infrastructure Bond Programme through tender on November 11, 2026, with settlement on November 12. The notes will mature on November 12, 2027, and carry interest linked to the Hong Kong Dollar Overnight Index Average (HONIA), payable in arrears on a quarterly basis.
17:19
The HKMA, on behalf of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, announced that it will issue HK$1.25 billion of 7-year institutional government bonds through tender under the Infrastructure Bond Programme on November 11, 2026, with settlement taking place on November 12. The batch of bonds will mature on February 7, 2033, carrying an annual coupon rate of 2.91% payable semi-annually.
17:19
Al Jazeera reported that the Iranian public believes the results of the US midterm elections validate their prior view that the war was a wrong decision. The report emphasized that the street activities in Tehran were part of the annual commemorations held on November 4th, marking the 1979 takeover of the US Embassy in Tehran, and were not specially organized in response to the US election results.
17:19
According to Cointelegraph, BlackRock's IBIT saw another $201 million in outflows, marking four consecutive trading days of net outflows. The report also noted that Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs collectively attracted $128 million in inflows during the post-US midterm election rally, with Fidelity leading the inflows among Bitcoin ETFs.
17:19
Bitcoin rebounded above $80,000, while Shiba Inu (SHIB) bucked the trend to weaken and broke below its support line. Driven by recent buying pressure, Bitcoin climbed back above the $80,000 mark, with Ethereum and several other major tokens also posting gains. However, Shiba Inu failed to follow the rebound, continuing to face selling pressure and trading at approximately $0.00000475, having broken below its ascending support trendline and trading below major moving averages.
17:18
International crude oil prices plummeted, with Brent crude breaking below $95 to record its largest weekly drop since the pandemic. Driven by easing concerns over Middle East conflict following the Democrats' strong performance in the U.S. midterms, coupled with calls from U.S. Vice President Vance to end the war, Brent crude plunged about 20% this week to around $95, while WTI crude fell 16% to around $88, facing their largest weekly declines since the COVID-19 pandemic.
17:16
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is set to form a quantum experimentation taskforce to explore the application of quantum computing in combating financial crime. This taskforce is the world's first regulator-led quantum computing experimental organization of its kind, scheduled to officially launch in the first quarter of 2027, with an initial focus on exploring how quantum machine learning can help detect money laundering and fraudulent activities. Relevant financial services firms, quantum technology providers, and national laboratories can register to participate by December 31, 2026.
16:58
Upbit has announced that it will undergo a 5-hour server maintenance from 2:00 AM to 7:00 AM on Monday, November 9. During the maintenance, all services on the Upbit platform—including trading across all markets (KRW, BTC, USDT, etc.), digital asset deposits and withdrawals, and staking—will be temporarily suspended.
16:46
Speaking at the Hongqiao International Economic Forum's Hong Kong Sub-Forum in Shanghai, Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee stated that Hong Kong will continue to expand its international economic and trade network, consolidate its status as an international financial center, strengthen its advantages as the world's largest offshore RMB hub, and assist mainland enterprises in expanding into overseas markets through the "Go Global" initiative.
16:44
German defense giant Rheinmetall has lowered its 2026 financial outlook, sending its stock tumbling due to delays in military programs. The company reduced its 2026 sales forecast from the previously announced €13.7 billion to €14.2 billion down to approximately €13.2 billion (equivalent to $14.9 billion), and trimmed its operating margin expectation from 19% to about 18.5%. Rheinmetall stated that the performance revision is primarily driven by delivery postponements in the German military's Arminius Boxer project and obstacles encountered during acceptance testing for propellant and ammunition. Affected by the news, the company's stock plummeted by as much as 15% intraday.
16:41
European stocks surpassed their prior closing record high as the region extended an outperformance driven by a rotation out of the artificial intelligence trade and a strong earnings season.

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