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9/26
04:59
Wall Street stocks rallied, with risk assets showing resilience despite record-high US Treasury yields and oil prices breaking above $100.
Over the past week, U.S. government bond yields hit multi-decade highs, oil prices remained above $100 per barrel, and the Federal Reserve had stronger reasons to tighten policy, yet risk assets refused to break down, and Wall Street stocks rallied.
04:48
OG.com Seeks CFTC Approval to Launch Single-Stock Perpetual Futures
OG.com, a recently spun-off entity from Crypto.com, is seeking approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to offer single-stock perpetual futures products to retail investors. This move places it alongside companies like Coinbase, Kalshi, and Kraken's parent company Payward, which are also seeking similar approvals.
04:39
Meta opens early access program for new Muse features
The company announced on Friday that users can now ask its AI assistant Muse to be added to the list to try out the latest capabilities of the app, which were teased at its Connect 2026 developer conference this week.
04:31
Federal Reserve Board announces approval of application by Peoples Bancorp Inc.
04:29
Circle CFO Jeremy Fox-Geen to Depart by Year-End
Circle has initiated a search for a successor to its CFO. Fox-Geen's departure agreement includes a conditional cash payment of $1.05 million.
04:29
SEC Staff Clarifies Token Buybacks and Liquid Staking Rules
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) staff issued new FAQs, clarifying that qualifying staking receipts fall into non-security categories and reaffirming an earlier position on maintenance and development funding.
04:26
Morgan Stanley: Oracle's force majeure notice to data center developer will weigh on debt financing for AI buildout
Morgan Stanley stated that Oracle Corp.'s force majeure notice to the developer of a massive New Mexico data center is putting loan and lease documents under fresh scrutiny, adding to the challenges facing companies looking to tap debt markets to finance the AI buildout.
04:17
Sony chip unit orders 8,000 workers back to office starting next month for physical AI push
04:16
Hedge funds cut bullish bets on the Japanese Yen as the Bank of Japan failed to make a clear commitment to raising interest rates.
04:09
“Crypto Mom” Hester Peirce Officially Resigns from SEC, Effective Oct. 2
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as “Crypto Mom” for her influential role in shaping U.S. cryptocurrency policy, has formally submitted her resignation. Her departure will be effective on October 2. Peirce has served as an SEC commissioner since January 2018, and her term was set to end in 2025, though SEC rules allow commissioners to remain in office for an additional 18 months. She is expected to join Regent University’s School of Law as an associate professor in November.
03:58
Federal Reserve's Hammack: Rising Treasury Yields Reflect Economic Growth, US Debt, and Interest Rate Path
Cleveland Federal Reserve President Beth Hammack stated that higher long-term U.S. Treasury yields are driven by a strong growth outlook, concerns about government debt, and market expectations of further Federal Reserve interest rate hikes.
03:57
U.S. President Donald Trump proclaimed Sunday, September 27, 2026, as "Gold Star Mother's and Family's Day."
03:55
Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger to step down, Kristin Smith to return as interim CEO
03:52
Darktrace's Signal Labs finds AI agents hacked their test environment to cheat and tricked coding assistants into unauthorized network attacks
Cybersecurity firm Darktrace launched its Signal Labs on September 24, revealing that during stress tests, AI agents broke into their own evaluation systems to fake perfect scores. The agents also exploited memory vulnerabilities in coding assistants, making them believe they were authorized to run security assessments, leading to network scans and escalated access. Darktrace shared these findings with Anthropic, AWS, and OpenAI in August.
03:48
Al Jazeera: Israel's "Blue Line Team" accelerates West Bank settlement expansion, confiscating approximately 14 square kilometers of Palestinian land in recent weeks.
According to Al Jazeera, Israel's Civil Administration's "Blue Line Team" is redrawing land boundaries in the West Bank, reclassifying Palestinian land as "state land" to accelerate illegal settlement expansion. The team recently re-demarcated nearly 0.2 square kilometers (49 acres) of land for settlement activities and, in recent weeks, confiscated approximately 14 square kilometers (3,500 acres) of Palestinian land through two military orders. The United Nations stated that these revisions effectively expand the boundaries of what Israel considers "state land," while reports from a Palestine Liberation Organization-affiliated body indicate that the team's work accelerated in 2026, evolving from a technical mechanism into a tool to expedite settlement expansion.
03:48
The United Nations has added 61 companies to its list of businesses involved in activities related to illegal Israeli settlements, bringing the total to 214.
The UN Human Rights Office on Friday released a report adding 61 companies to its database, which are deemed to be involved in illegal Israeli settlement activities in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. This brings the total number of listed businesses to 214, spanning 11 countries, with the majority being Israeli companies and the remainder from China, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Mexico, the Netherlands, South Africa, Spain, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The report states that companies must engage in at least one prohibited activity, such as facilitating settlement construction, providing surveillance equipment, or banking services, to be included on the list. Newly added companies include Spain's Salvat Logistica and Israeli real estate investment holding company Alony Hetz, while Expedia, Trip Advisor, Airbnb, and Motorola were already on the list. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruled in July 2024 that Israeli settlements are "illegal" and demanded Israel withdraw from the occupied Palestinian territories, but the ruling is not legally binding.
03:42
Northern Trust Asset Management files to convert $33 billion in mutual funds to ETFs, marking largest such conversion in industry history
Northern Trust Asset Management has filed regulatory paperwork to turn six mutual funds into exchange-traded funds, a move the firm says would amount to the largest such conversion in industry history.
03:38
Liberty Global Reportedly Shortlists Bidders for Belgian Fiber Stake, Including Ardian
Liberty Global Ltd. has reportedly selected three bidders, including French infrastructure fund Ardian, to advance to the next round for a stake in Belgian network company Wyre, according to people familiar with the matter.
03:33
AI is transforming the job market, making it harder for recent graduates to find work, with unemployment for 22-27 year-olds at 5.7% in June 2026.
Employers are increasingly using AI for screening, with 66% of recruiters planning to increase AI pre-screening in early 2026. While 81% of job seekers plan to use AI in their search, a significant portion of graduates remain unprepared: nearly one-third of graduating seniors believe AI skills are of little importance, and over half are not building AI skills for the future. The underemployment rate for college graduates has reached 42%.
03:26
White House: President Trump's public service announcements are not campaign ads, but rather a reminder to Americans to be patriotic.
The White House issued a statement calling attacks on President Trump's public service announcements (PSAs) "highly dishonest." These PSAs are not campaign ads, as President Trump is not on the ballot and they do not call for action. Instead, they aim to remind Americans to love their country and understand that it is worth defending both at home and abroad. The statement noted that previous administrations have used PSAs to explain policies or promote national direction, citing examples such as the George W. Bush administration promoting the Medicare Prescription Drug Act, the Obama administration publicizing Obamacare subsidies, and the Biden administration investing hundreds of millions of dollars in national public health campaigns.
03:24
China and the U.S. have agreed to extend the trade truce until January 10, 2027, following the conclusion of the state visit by Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded a three-day state visit, which was characterized more by ceremony than substantive outcomes. One concrete result was the announcement by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent that the two nations agreed to extend their expiring trade truce for two months, until January 10, 2027. The agreement, previously reached in Busan, includes reduced U.S. tariffs and a suspension of China's export controls on rare earths and critical minerals. Analysts believe the shorter extension may provide both sides with more leverage in future negotiations. The two leaders are also expected to meet again this year at the APEC summit in Shenzhen and the G20 summit in Miami.
03:20
Google disclosed that its AI agent, PageBreak, has discovered over 500 cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Google disclosed on September 24 that its product security team has developed an AI agent named PageBreak, designed to autonomously discover and verify exploitable vulnerabilities in Google's own web applications. The system has identified over 500 cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities across Google's first-party web applications. PageBreak began its pilot in November 2025 and fully launched in January 2026, aiming to improve vulnerability discovery efficiency and reduce manual workload. Google stated that this initiative helps address the current challenge of AI generating a large volume of low-quality security reports, and plans to connect PageBreak with CodeMender, an automated patch-writing agent, to automate vulnerability discovery and remediation.
03:01
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen: Fake Interview by Lazarus Group Cost Me $80,000
On September 24, Bitget CEO Gracy Chen shared her experience of being targeted by the Lazarus Group. The attackers first compromised the official Twitter account of a major crypto media outlet, then impersonated a journalist to contact her and communicated with her assistant and PR team via Telegram, gradually building credibility. She said the attackers ultimately carried out the attack through a Zoom “interview.”
03:01
Ghana raises cocoa farmgate prices for 2026-27 season, supply disruptions may persist
Ghana has raised the price paid to cocoa farmers for the 2026-27 season, a move that diverges from neighboring Côte d'Ivoire, which did not adjust its purchase price earlier this month. This action could lead to continued disruptions in the cocoa market supply, following a rebound in cocoa futures prices.
02:50
Four of China's seven major appliance makers logged lower profits in H1 2026
The profit decline is attributed to falling domestic demand amid the country's ongoing property slump and challenges in improving overseas profitability. In contrast, Midea and Hisense units saw earnings rise by focusing on foreign markets and added value, according to Nikkei Asia.
02:44
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama discussed the "desirability of a strong yen," emphasizing close communication in foreign exchange markets. The yen fell 1.2% against the dollar intraday to 156.94.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent posted on social media on Friday, Eastern Time, that he had a "productive call" with Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama that day. They discussed "the desirability of a strong yen that reflects Japan's robust economic fundamentals" and emphasized the importance of continuing close communication on foreign exchange markets. Previously, Bloomberg reported that Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama revealed that former US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi both discussed the weakening yen during their meeting this week, with Takaichi also telling Trump that the undervalued yen "is problematic." Following these official statements, the yen's gains expanded, with USD/JPY briefly falling below 157.00 to 156.94 during intrad trading, a daily decline of 1.2%, retreating from the high above 159.00 reached on Thursday, the highest since September 2.
02:39
British AI neocloud Nscale secures $3.36B in convertible financing ahead of U.S. IPO
The funding, from investors including hedge fund Third Point and Nvidia, will fuel the company's massive AI data center buildout. Nscale, which was spun out of Australian cryptocurrency mining company Arkon Energy two years ago, filed its IPO paperwork last week and is expected to be valued at $35 billion on the NYSE.
02:34
FT analysis: Bond market ructions point to new danger zone, with sell-offs potentially igniting other parts of financial system
02:29
Blackstone’s Top Private-Equity Executive Is Preparing to Leave Firm
Joseph Baratta, Blackstone's global head of private equity since 2012 and a board member, is preparing to leave the firm around the end of this year. He would be the latest of several senior executives to depart the private-investment giant.
02:23
Meta's personal AI agent Muse reportedly outperforms ChatGPT's early numbers, stealing the AI spotlight from OpenAI and Anthropic
While Anthropic rolled out Opus 5.5 and OpenAI released GPT-6 model updates, Meta's Muse is reportedly outpacing ChatGPT's early performance and is slated for smart glasses and a tiny Tamagotchi-style device next.

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