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11/13
18:44
Al Jazeera: Russia and Ukraine report overnight strikes as US continues ceasefire mediation
According to Al Jazeera, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that it intercepted 1,198 Ukrainian drones overnight, while the governor of Volgograd Oblast reported that an industrial zone was attacked, resulting in 4 deaths and 2 injuries. Meanwhile, the military administration of Odesa, Ukraine, stated that the local area was attacked by Russian forces, leaving at least 2 dead. The report noted that negotiators from both sides had previously reached a large-scale prisoner exchange agreement, but have yet to make progress on ending the war. The above attacks and casualty figures come from the respective belligerents; the video of the attack on the Volgograd oil refinery lacked official confirmation at the time.
18:44
Al Jazeera, citing the National News Agency of Lebanon: Israeli tanks fire two shells at a house in Mayfadoun
According to Al Jazeera, citing Lebanon's National News Agency, an Israeli Merkava tank fired two shells at a house in the Mashaa area of the southern Lebanese town of Mayfadoun. The agency also reported that Talloussah and the Bani Haiyyan area in the Marjayoun district were subjected to shelling. The update did not provide details on casualties or property damage.
18:44
Cointelegraph: Unocoin says suspicious transfers signed outside BitGo platform, potentially linked to wallet recovery feature
According to Cointelegraph, Unocoin continues to suspend deposits and withdrawals due to suspicious transfers. Unocoin stated that the relevant transfers were signed outside the BitGo platform while its account was frozen, and may have been executed via the wallet recovery mechanism. The company noted this is a suspected cause and not a confirmed conclusion of the investigation.
18:44
BBC: Microsoft says services show early signs of stabilization, capacity not yet back to normal
According to the BBC, Microsoft stated on Friday that the global Microsoft 365 outage has shown early signs of stabilization, though service capacity has not yet returned to normal. Microsoft previously explained that an unexpected unavailability of certain servers placed undue pressure on the remaining infrastructure, and ruled out a cyberattack. The BBC noted that user access to Outlook, Teams, and Copilot was affected to varying degrees, while some Teams chat and meeting functions remained operational.
18:43
Bloomberg, citing sources familiar with the matter, reports that major African asset managers and pension funds have applied to subscribe for nearly $1 billion in shares of the Dangote Refinery.
According to Bloomberg, citing people familiar with the matter, Africa's largest asset manager and a Nigerian pension fund manager have applied to subscribe for nearly $1 billion in shares in the initial public offering of Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE. Submitting a subscription application does not guarantee an allocation, nor does it mean the IPO has been completed.
18:43
Bybit: IDOLUSDT Perpetual Contract to Launch in Innovation Zone with Up to 20x Leverage
According to Bybit's announcement, the IDOLUSDT perpetual contract has been listed in the Innovation Zone, supporting up to 20x leverage. The announcement states that contracts in the Innovation Zone are subject to higher trading fees compared to other contracts, and the platform reserves the right to adjust contract parameters.
18:43
Bybit: Innovation Zone to List OROCHIUSDT Perpetual Contract with Up to 50x Leverage
According to Bybit's announcement, the OROCHIUSDT perpetual contract has been listed in the Innovation Zone, supporting up to 50x leverage. The announcement states that contracts in the Innovation Zone are subject to higher trading fees compared to other contracts, and the platform reserves the right to adjust contract parameters.
18:43
CNBC: Canada Issues Default Notice to Stellantis, Threatens Legal Action If Unresolved in 30 Days
According to CNBC, Canadian Industry Minister Mélanie Joly stated that the government has issued a formal notice of default to Stellantis over its proposed sale of the Brampton assembly plant in Ontario, giving the automaker 30 days to address the issue or face legal action. The government contends that the sale plan violates commitments under its federal funding agreement. Stellantis had previously abandoned plans to produce the Jeep Compass at the plant, shifting future production to Illinois in the United States, and subsequently announced its intention to sell the facility to Roshel. This finding of default reflects the Canadian government's position and does not constitute a court ruling.
18:43
Al Jazeera Citing UNICEF: Recent Rains in Gaza Impact Over 106,000, Putting Pressure on Power Supply and Medical Equipment
According to Al Jazeera, citing data from UNICEF, recent rainfall has affected over 106,000 people in Gaza, with approximately 950,000 displaced persons living in flood-prone areas, of whom about 400,000 are in particularly high-risk locations. Local power utility companies interviewed in the report stated that water ingress has caused equipment failures and temporary power outages; engineering professionals have warned that rainwater could also damage solar energy systems and medical equipment.
18:43
CryptoSlate: Bank Liquidity Model Signals Potential Funding Risks, Bitcoin Transmission Still to Be Watched
According to CryptoSlate analysis, research published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on November 12, using data through the second quarter of 2026, shows that the U.S. bank liquidity pressure model index has risen to levels last seen in 2014, though it remains mild by historical standards. The article suggests that if bank funding tightens, it could impact Bitcoin positioning demand through credit and risk budgets; this is a potential transmission analysis rather than an observed funding shock to Bitcoin.
18:43
The Block: US DOJ and CFTC Sue Arkansas Attorney General, Seeking to Block Kalshi Enforcement Action
According to The Block, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have filed a lawsuit against Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin, seeking a court order to block the state's enforcement action against Kalshi. In the lawsuit, the federal agencies argue that the relevant event contracts fall under federal regulatory scope and that state-level enforcement infringes upon the CFTC's exclusive jurisdiction. Arkansas previously sued Kalshi on November 4, accusing it of operating an illegal gambling platform. Both parties' claims do not yet constitute a court ruling.
18:43
U.Today relays Binance reserve report: SHIB coverage ratio stands at 100.04%
According to U.Today, citing Binance's Proof of Reserves snapshot on November 12 at 00:00 UTC, SHIB user net balances stand at approximately 50.67 trillion tokens, backed by reserves of about 50.69 trillion tokens, resulting in a reserve ratio of 100.04%. The report also cited wallet data identified by Arkham, though the total wallet holdings differ in statistical scope from the customer Proof of Reserves. The above is the media outlet's relay of Binance's disclosure and does not represent an independent audit conclusion.
18:43
The Defiant: Bank of England and Asian Central Banks Test Interlinked FX Settlement
According to The Defiant, the Bank of England and Asian central banks have conducted linked foreign exchange settlement tests via Project Meridian FX APAC, connecting traditional systems with tokenized testing systems. The report summary explicitly states that the tests did not involve real participants and were not conducted under production operating conditions.
18:43
Al Jazeera citing IAEA report: Growing concern over information gaps regarding Isfahan facilities
According to a quarterly report by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) seen by Reuters and cited by Al Jazeera, the IAEA has expressed growing concern over its inability to inspect Iran's underground uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan. The report stated that the agency remains unclear about the facility's exact location, safeguards status, and whether nuclear material is stored there. Due to the lack of information and access, the agency is unable to conclude that nuclear material has not been diverted for non-peaceful purposes; however, this does not mean the report has confirmed that a diversion has taken place.
18:43
Bloomberg: China's October credit expansion falls short of expectations, loans contract for third time this year
According to Bloomberg, China's credit expansion in October came in below expectations, with loans contracting for the third time this year. The report linked this performance to persistently weak borrowing demand, noting that further policy support has yet to fully offset the impact.
18:43
Cointelegraph: Jane Street Increases Holdings in Fidelity Bitcoin ETF, Reduces IBIT Share Count
According to Cointelegraph, Jane Street significantly increased its holdings in the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF in the third季度, while reducing its position in the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). The report summary noted that its end-of-quarter IBIT share count decreased by 19%, though rising share prices pushed the market value of the holding up to approximately $957 million. Changes in share count and changes in position market value represent different metrics.
18:43
Bloomberg, citing IEA: Gulf exports recover, global oil market expected to turn to oversupply
According to Bloomberg, citing a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the global oil market is projected to shift into a supply surplus for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war, as exports from the Persian Gulf resume. This assessment was made against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict and reflects the IEA's expectations for market supply and demand.
18:43
Bloomberg, citing IEA: Iraq's October oil production rises to highest since 2019
According to Bloomberg citing a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), Iraq's oil production rose in October to its highest level since 2019, while the UAE's output remained near the previous month's highs. The IEA stated that Gulf oil producers increased crude supply despite shipping disruptions caused by the Iran war.
18:43
South China Morning Post: Asia's private credit still has room for expansion, says Ares executive
According to the South China Morning Post, E.G. Morse, Head of Asian Credit at Ares Management, stated that demand from Asian private credit investors remains robust, supported by the need for global portfolio diversification. Citing data from Preqin Pro, he noted that as of the end of March, Asia's private equity assets under management (AUM) exceeded $1 trillion, roughly 11 times that of private credit. By comparison, the ratio between the two in North America is approximately 3 to 1. This room for expansion underpins the executive's outlook.
18:37
Hong Kong raises its full-year 2026 economic growth forecast to 4.8%
18:15
As investors digest the impact of NVIDIA's former CEO Jensen Huang's departure, NVIDIA's stock is poised to recoup some of its losses.
18:05
Yemeni government forces and Houthi armed groups have engaged in fierce clashes in southeastern Taiz.
Fierce clashes broke out between the Yemeni government forces and the Houthi armed group on the Al-Aqroud front in southeastern Taiz, with airstrikes targeting Houthi supply lines and assembly areas. According to records from the Taiz Office for Addressing the Siege, the clashes have resulted in 44 deaths and 37 injuries over the past 10 days, with 1 death and 2 injuries recorded in the past 24 hours.
17:52
Denmark has announced $8.9 million in emergency aid to UN agencies to address flooding in Gaza and the situation in Palestine.
17:38
Indonesian Stocks Set for Best Weekly Performance Since June Amid Foreign Capital Inflows
17:31
U.S. stock index futures fell, pressured by executive changes at NVIDIA and a sell-off in U.S. Treasuries.
17:21
Bitcoin slips below 200-week moving average to $67,600 as strong US dollar weighs on risk assets
17:08
U.S. Senate Banking Committee Subpoenas NVIDIA Former CEO Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Lutnick to Testify
17:05
Oil prices logged a second consecutive weekly decline as concerns over a resurgence of the Iran conflict eased.
International oil prices fell during the session as the ongoing U.S. blockades on Iran eased market concerns over a reignited conflict in the region, marking a second consecutive weekly decline. As of 05:27 GMT, Brent crude futures fell 28 cents, or 0.29%, to $95.54 a barrel, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures dropped 56 cents, or 0.63%, to $88.18 a barrel.
17:02
Citing CoinGlass, U.Today reports that crypto liquidations reached approximately $1.65 billion over the past 24 hours, with over 187,000 traders liquidated.
According to U.Today citing CoinGlass data, approximately 187,171 traders had their positions liquidated over the 24 hours prior to the report, with total liquidations amounting to roughly $1.65 billion. Long positions accounted for about $1.46 billion, while short positions made up around $183 million. Bitcoin-related liquidations totaled approximately $918.6 million. The report noted that Bitcoin has dropped by about 9% since November 11, touching a low of $67,449 during the period. The aforementioned figures represent statistics at the time of reporting and are not cumulative with liquidation amounts from the previous four hours or other rolling windows.
17:02
The Korea Herald: Samsung Medison invests 50 billion KRW in bid to rank among world's top three ultrasound equipment makers
According to The Korea Herald, Samsung Medison is investing 50 billion won (approx. $37.4 million) in a bid to rank among the world's top three ultrasound equipment manufacturers. The newspaper observed at its newly expanded plant in Hongcheon, Gangwon Province, South Korea, on Friday that eight high-speed machines were automatically assembling tiny electronic components onto circuit boards.

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