According to Jin10, Google said it will invest $15 billion in Malaysia from 2027 to 2028.

According to Jin10, Alphabet (GOOG.O) will use the investment for data center campuses, clean energy, water security, and workforce skills development.

According to Jin10, Chris Williamson, chief business economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said the October PMI survey showed the eurozone economy grew at a modest but steady 0.3% pace at the start of the fourth quarter, extending the strong performance of the third quarter. He said recent growth momentum may be weakening: after three consecutive months of solid sales growth, inflows of new business had slowed to near stagnation, and business growth expectations had fallen to their lowest level since May. Companies face headwinds from inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and higher borrowing costs. Although markets are now almost certain the European Central Bank will raise rates again in December, further weakening growth could lead markets to question the need for additional monetary tightening as 2027 approaches.

According to Jin10, Super Micro Computer (SMCI.O) and AMD (AMD.O) rose more than 7% in premarket trading, while SpaceX (SPCX.O) and Tesla (TSLA.O) fell about 4%.

According to Jin10, Phil Smith, deputy director of economics at S&P Global Market Intelligence, said Germany’s services recovery faced headwinds in October, with the latest PMI survey showing weaker growth momentum as business demand eased slightly. A rebound in new services business during the third quarter appeared to support October activity as companies worked through backlogs and projects. However, demand may need to recover quickly for the sector to keep growing during the rest of the fourth quarter. The business expectations index rose to its highest level since February, suggesting the slowdown may be temporary, and surveyed companies remained optimistic about market conditions over the next year. As expected, inflation in services input and output prices declined after fuel discounts were reinstated in October, although price pressures remained high by historical standards. Companies also said high fuel prices, rising borrowing costs and wage increases were squeezing their operating margins.

Demand for ETFs holding private Anthropic shares has cooled, adding another warning sign for AI-sector trading as the market’s immediate reaction to the U.S. midterm election results fades. According to Sina Finance, ETF investors bought funds holding SpaceX shares ahead of its record-setting IPO, positioning for the listing and the possibility of the company joining major indexes. The Procure Space ETF saw massive inflows and a sharp rise in trading volume in 2026, while the newly launched Tema Space Innovation ETF (NASA) quickly surpassed $3.2 billion in assets; since SpaceX went public, both funds have seen sharp declines in assets and trading volume. Eight funds holding Anthropic shares recorded combined net outflows over the past week, mainly because CNEQ saw more than $1 billion in redemptions on Monday. Earlier inflows should not be overinterpreted: CNEQ, BAI, and TCAF each manage more than $6 billion, and Anthropic represents only a small portion of their holdings. Tema Photon and Optics ETF (LAZR), the fund with the largest Anthropic weighting at about 11%, has only about $170 million in assets, and its recent performance has also weighed on its appeal. About $895 billion in commitments directed toward Anthropic indirectly supports substantial AI infrastructure investment. If retail investors do not welcome Anthropic’s IPO as enthusiastically as they did SpaceX’s, the already-weak AI sector could face greater pressure.

Democrats regained control of both chambers of Congress in the U.S. midterm elections, and global renewable energy stocks rose on expectations of more favorable industry policies. According to Sina Finance, Ørsted rose more than 6% on Tradegate before European markets opened, while Vestas and SMA Solar Technology also advanced premarket. In Asia, Hanwha Solutions gained 19%, Hyundai Energy Solutions rose 12%, and OCI Holdings climbed 10%. U.S. solar companies including Enphase Energy, SolarEdge, First Solar, and Sunrun also rose on the Blue Ocean Alternative Trading System. Investors viewed the Democratic victory as positive for solar, battery, and other clean energy supply-chain companies, while traditional energy stocks came under pressure. Outflows from AI stocks also supported renewable energy shares. Anna Wu, founder of Floodlines Research and an investment strategist, said, “The blue-wave trade is already taking shape, with money flowing out of AI infrastructure and into sectors favored by Democrats.” She added that Hanwha Solutions’ Qcells operates a large factory in the United States and would benefit directly if a Congress controlled by Democrats opposed U.S. President Donald Trump’s anti-solar policies. JPMorgan strategists had said before the midterm elections that a “blue wave” would benefit clean energy stocks, with Congress providing more support for funding, regulation, and project approvals.

AI companies are borrowing record amounts of money to finance their expansion, even as semiconductor stocks and some of the industry's biggest players suffer steep market declines.

According to Jin10, S&P Global Market Intelligence Chief Economist Joe Hayes said France's economy is showing signs of fragility. Political instability is not new for French businesses, but their concerns about the short-term economic outlook are now at their highest level since 2013, except for the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Hayes said uncertainty remains elevated as next year's presidential election approaches. Service-sector price pressures have eased: prices charged rose only slightly, at a much slower pace than in September. By contrast, manufacturing inflation accelerated further, suggesting that the cost pass-through from the global energy crisis is so far mainly confined to goods rather than services.

Indian officials said the US midterm election results eased some pressure over trade tensions but added uncertainty to an already fragile relationship, according to Bloomberg.

Block Inc. (XYZ) added 120 bitcoin in the third quarter, bringing its total holdings to 9,237 BTC. According to Odaily, Bitcoin Treasuries said on X that Block ranked 14th on the Bitcoin 100 list.

More than $133 million in crypto was taken from an EU financial institution over a weekend, with most of it withdrawn through Kraken, Crypto.com and OKX accounts before being swapped and moved on. ZachXBT now says the victim is allegedly French bank Credit Mutuel Arkea, while Kraken says it has restricted the accounts and is working with law enforcement to recover the funds.

Democratic candidates are more inclined to halt new construction, while regulation of electricity prices and grid costs has received bipartisan support.

The key to the $6.36 billion theft from Binance was not the leak of private keys, but the signing of 50 EIP-7702 delegated authorizations in the signature system.

With the Democrats regaining control of the Senate, policy prospects in areas such as AI data centers, crypto assets, Federal Reserve independence, and clean energy are changing.

Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is not the only time scale; a 75-month window can serve as a long-term reference for testing market turning points, but it must be confirmed by price structure.

Xu Mingxing published a lengthy article criticizing CZ by name, saying that CZ shirked responsibility in his interview and blamed traditional banks, and that industry security should not be reduced to mere public relations rhetoric.

Attackers stole about $6.3 billion from Binance's hot wallets, and South Korea's financial regulator has told local exchanges to tighten security and keep more customer funds offline. It is also considering lifting the cold wallet minimum from 80% to as much as 99%, though smaller exchanges warn this could slow withdrawals.

An unidentified European Union entity is suspected of losing more than $106 million from accounts held across multiple centralized crypto exchanges, just days after hackers stole billions of dollars from Binance in one of the industry's largest-ever heist.

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