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South Korean Regulator Penalises Coupang 300.8 Billion Won Over Competition Violations - FT

South Korea's Antitrust Regulator Imposes 300.8 Billion Won Fine on Coupang for Market Abuse

Building Fire in China's Taiyuan Claims 14 Lives, Xinhua Reports

WSJ: Japan spent a record $50 billion in one day to defend the yen, data confirms [链接预览] investinglive.com WSJ: Japan spent a record $50 billion in one day to defend the yen, data confirms Japan spent a record $50 billion on July 30 to prop up the yen, data showed, part of about $97 billion across July and August that included rare joint action…

China: building fire in Taiyuan kills 14 - Xinhua

China Rehearses Taiwan Blockade In Unannounced Naval War Drill

South Korea to Carefully Assess US Nuclear Project Remittance, Which Remains at an Early Stage

Seoul to Release $10 Billion for US Nuclear Project Only After Full Business Feasibility Assessment

South Korea finance minister: nuclear project remittance to US remains preliminary, will review closely

South Korea finance minister: $10 billion remittance for US nuclear project to proceed only after business feasibility review completion

Hyperliquid Data Shows Nvidia Perpetual Futures Falling About 3%

Nvidia shares tumble about 3.5% after hours on Blue Ocean alternative trading system

Nvidia perpetual futures drop about 3%: Hyperliquid pricing

Nvidia falls about 3% in after-hours and perpetual futures trade. Out-of-hours trading and perpetual futures products tracking Nvidia NVDA shares fell on Monday, after the world's most valuable chipmaker said it was investigating whether CEO Jensen Huang had been targeted in a foreign intelligence effort. Perpetual futures trading on the Hyperliquid exchange and after-hours shares trading on the Blue Ocean system showed prices around $180.30 a share, down about 3.4% from Friday's Nasdaq closing price of $186.64.

*TAIWAN'S TAIEX EXTENDS GAINS TO 6.3% ON STABLIZATION MEASURES

Philippines to Review Economic Growth Projections as Officials Plan Meeting for Early December

China extends suspension of 24% tariffs on US goods, keeps 10% levy ahead of APEC

Beijing to Continue Pausing 24% Tariffs on US Imports Until January 10, Maintain 10% Tariff Rate

US Warns Of Ongoing Cyber Threat To Industrial Freezers And Cold Storage

China to extend suspension of 24% US tariffs for two months from Nov. 10, maintain 10% tariffs: statement

Crude Oil Slips Amid Optimism Over Reduced Middle East Tensions - WSJ

@lookonchain: [转推] zerohedge reposted After Jensen Huang admitted having an affair, a whale opened a 10x short on 30,000 $NVDA ($5.44M) on Hyperliquid. https://hypurrscan.io/address/0xc3ed57a7a8fa374af47eba5dd713bc2946f800dd#perps…

@_FORAB: 【最新内容：AB Kuai.Dong @_FORAB · 2026-11-09T02:31:22.000Z】 [转推] zerohedge reposted Screenshots of Alice Huang’s WeChat Moments shared by a Binance user show that the earliest publicly available evidence of Jensen Huang’s affair with Alice Huang dates back to June 2024. A guy in his 60s and a Chinese woman more than 20 years younger than him. From California in the U.S. to Taipei and Singapore, old Huang’s life of pleasure. 【引用内容：AB Kuai.Dong @_FORAB · 2026-11-09T02:21:11.000Z】 Photos from Alice Huang’s WeChat Moments, the woman Jensen Huang allegedly had an affair with, have leaked After the news broke, Alice Huang hid her Moments posts. Sis had been openly posting photos of them together for the past six months, and plenty of people thought they were

Ron DeSantis: "Young people have a very positive view of socialism compared to capitalism. The question is, why is that? Some of it is the education in our universities. But I think a big part of that is, what they're comparing is not free enterprise versus socialism. What they're comparing is how government gets involved in business, and you have crony capitalism. The best kind of indirect supporters of socialism are some of these corporatist republicans who propagate these crony policies. The average person is seeing that and saying, 'Wait a minute, you're trying to bend the government to funnel benefits to this corporation or that industry. What about having a competitive market? ... Young people really aren't seeing that. They're seeing just a handful of companies that have an outsized influence on our economy and on our society"

KOSPI Gains 2% in Early Trading

Taiwan's Benchmark Stock Index Advances 6.4% in Broad Rally

Asian Equities Rebound Though Sentiment Remains Fragile. By Sherry Qin Asian equities were broadly higher Monday morning following last week's rout in artificial-intelligence stocks, though sentiment remains fragile after Nvidia initiated an investigation into Chief Executive Jensen Huang's relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Markets have calmed somewhat after initial shocks regarding concerns that a Democrat-led U.S. Congress could slow AI data-center expansion. "The AI Revolution is coming one way or another," said Yorkville Ives analysts in a note, adding that markets grew overly pessimistic on the AI buildout last week. The U.S. and China tech rivalry could be another engine driving continued AI infrastructure investment, analysts said. "Remember, China will take any Data Center that we don't want, and pay lots of money for it," President Trump posed on Truth Social on Sunday. However, Nvidia's latest probe into Huang threatens to destablize an already highly sensitive AI sector. This will likely spark multiple congressional inquiries at a minimum and create an overhang on the stock, said Yorkville Ives analysts. Whether Huang remains CEO is the critical question for investors, they noted. The brutal stock losses last week prompted both South Korean and Taiwanese authorities to intervene to stem losses in local equities. South Korea's Kospi was recently 0.4% higher, with SK Hynix up 0.3% and Samsung Electronics rising 0.4%. Taiwan's Taiex advanced 3.1% after tumbling more than 4% on Friday. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average gained 1.3%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was up 1.0%. Markets in Singapore and Malaysia were closed Monday for a holiday. Oil prices fell after President Trump told CNN in an interview that renewed strikes were "highly unlikely" as long as there was progress in negotiations regarding Tehran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there has been no progress in talks with the U.S. and that Tehran is waiting to see if Washington's position shifts after the midterms. The fact that supply and demand dynamics in the oil market have not materially changed in the past week means that the fall in oil prices largely reflects the risk premium narrowing, said Hamad Hussain, economist at Capital Economics. Front-month West Texas Intermediate futures was down 0.4% at $90.42 a barrel, while front-month Brent futures were 0.9% lower at $97.49 a barrel. Write to Sherry Qin at sherry.qin@wsj.com

South Korea says Nvidia issues won't affect contracted GPU supplies. South Korea expects contracted deliveries of Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) to proceed without disruption despite a controversy surrounding the chipmaker's chief executive Jensen Huang, Seoul's deputy science minister said on Monday. Vice Minister of Science and ICT Ryu Jemyung told a parliamentary budget committee that 10,000 GPUs funded under a 2025 supplementary budget had already arrived and were in use. GPUs planned for 2026 were under contract and expected to enter service this year, he said. "We expect production and the delivery schedule for contracted volumes to proceed without disruption," Ryu said, adding that the ministry was closely monitoring developments and discussing prices and schedules with Nvidia Korea. Nvidia's board said on Sunday it had opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang had been targeted by a Chinese intelligence effort through his relationship with businesswoman Alice Huang. The board said it had no reason to believe US national security or Nvidia secrets had been compromised, while Huang said he would cooperate fully. News of the controversy coincided with the cancellation of a visit to South Korea by Huang's daughter Madison Huang, an Nvidia senior director. South Korean AI startup Rebellions said her planned visit to its headquarters and a partner dinner were cancelled because of unavoidable internal circumstances at Nvidia. Kakao Mobility also cancelled a photo session and question-and-answer event with her, but said a business agreement with Nvidia would proceed with senior director Gaurav Agarwal attending instead. Nvidia AI Day Seoul, a two-day event expected to draw about 2,000 participants to discuss physical AI, agentic AI and infrastructure, was proceeding as planned according to South Korean media. Nvidia did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

TSMC's Taipei Shares Strengthen Further, Jumping 6% in Trading

"Earnings season is now over. So now we get to focus on headlines and vibes. Vibes right now are pretty terrible (which should be Bullish!), even with the QQQ’s still up +6.5% YTD and SOXX up +27% YTD. Is that enough to sustain a bottom? I don’t know! I’m not the macro guy…I literally spent last night doing multi-variable algebra to estimate APP’s Gaming and eComm Revenue split." - JPM's Mark Schilsky

Asian Equities Rebound Though Sentiment Remains Fragile. By Sherry Qin Asian equities were broadly higher Monday morning following last week's rout in artificial-intelligence stocks, though sentiment remains fragile after Nvidia initiated an investigation into Chief Executive Jensen Huang's relationship with a suspected Chinese spy. Markets have calmed somewhat after initial shocks regarding concerns that a Democrat-led U.S. Congress could slow AI data-center expansion. "The AI Revolution is coming one way or another," said Yorkville Ives analysts in a note, adding that markets grew overly pessimistic on the AI buildout last week. The U.S. and China tech rivalry could be another engine driving continued AI infrastructure investment, analysts said. "Remember, China will take any Data Center that we don't want, and pay lots of money for it," President Trump posed on Truth Social on Sunday. However, Nvidia's latest probe into Huang threatens to destablize an already highly sensitive AI sector. This will likely spark multiple congressional inquiries at a minimum and create an overhang on the stock, said Yorkville Ives analysts. Whether Huang remains CEO is the critical question for investors, they noted. The brutal stock losses last week prompted both South Korean and Taiwanese authorities to intervene to stem losses in local equities. South Korea's Kospi was recently 0.4% higher, with SK Hynix up 0.3% and Samsung Electronics rising 0.4%. Taiwan's Taiex advanced 3.1% after tumbling more than 4% on Friday. Japan's Nikkei Stock Average gained 1.3%, and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was up 1.0%. Markets in Singapore and Malaysia were closed Monday for a holiday. Oil prices fell after President Trump told CNN in an interview that renewed strikes were "highly unlikely" as long as there was progress in negotiations regarding Tehran's nuclear program and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there has been no progress in talks with the U.S. and that Tehran is waiting to see if Washington's position shifts after the midterms. The fact that supply and demand dynamics in the oil market have not materially changed in the past week means that the fall in oil prices largely reflects the risk premium narrowing, said Hamad Hussain, economist at Capital Economics. Front-month West Texas Intermediate futures was down 0.4% at $90.42 a barrel, while front-month Brent futures were 0.9% lower at $97.49 a barrel. Write to Sherry Qin at sherry.qin@wsj.com

Southeast Asia's Middle Class Finds New Career Opportunities in the Civil Service Through AI- SCMP

Philippines Targets 6.3% GDP Growth in Fourth Quarter to Meet Full-Year Goal

Ultra Left-Wing Media Outlet Salon Shuts Down After 31 Years [链接预览] zerohedge.com Ultra Left-Wing Media Outlet Salon Shuts Down After 31 Years Apparently, articles about sex with dolphins and sympathy for pedophiles only attract a niche audience...

Silver Prices Jump Almost 3%, Reaching $53.41/Oz

@politico: [转推] LiveSquawk reposted Trump pushes back on Vance’s Iran war post, says he’d make the same call

Taiwan Stocks Rally 5.6%, With Benchmark Index Reaching 41,905.29

Goldman’s AI memory basket plunges 51% from peak, JPMorgan sees earnings buffer for now

@santoulang: [转推] zerohedge reposted More photos of Jensen Huang and his lover Alice Huang revealed for the first time

【最新内容：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-09T02:01:00.000Z】 Sixty years of GOP control just ended in the desert: Arizona Democrats now hold the House, Senate and governor's office for the first time since 1966, per AP. Read more: [链接预览] Arizona Democrats Take Full State Control for the First Time Since 1966, AP Reports 【回复上下文：unusual_whales @unusual_whales · 2026-11-06T19:46:29.000Z】 BREAKING: Arizona Democrats win control of the state House, Senate and governor’s office for the first time since 1966, per the AP. Gov. Katie Hobbs won reelection, and Democrats flipped both chambers of the Legislature. Republicans had controlled the House for 60 years and the Senate since the early 1990s. Hobbs vetoed more than 540 bills from the Republican-led Legislature in her first term, on taxes, immigration and voting. With a Democratic Legislature, she’s pledged to focus on water, affordability, and fraud and abuse in the state’s school voucher program. Arizona is one of at least six states where Democrats now hold full control, along with Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Wisconsin.

*CHINA OCT. CONSUMER PRICES RISE 0.7% Y/Y; EST. +0.8% *CHINA OCT. PRODUCER PRICES RISE 5.7% Y/Y; EST. +5.3%

Australian Dollar Gains Half a Percent to Reach $0.6892

South Korea Says Nvidia-Related Issues Will Not Affect Its Agreed GPU Supply Arrangements

Russia's Kirishi Industrial Area Comes Under Drone Attack, Officials Report

The US Has $50 Billion For Nuclear Waste And Nowhere To Put It

South Korea industry vice minister: Nvidia's current issues won't impact country's contracted GPU supply

South Korea says Nvidia issues won't affect contracted GPU supplies. South Korea's Vice Minister of Industry Ryu Jemyung said on Monday that issues currently affecting Nvidia would not affect South Korea's contracted supply of graphics processing units (GPUs) from the company. Ryu told a parliamentary budget committee that previously contracted Nvidia GPU deliveries for South Korea's AI computing plans remain on track despite concerns surrounding the chipmaker.

Drones strike industrial zone in Kirishi in Russia's Leningrad region: officials

TOPIX Advances 3.31% to 3,830.88, Extending Its Rally

@thomasunise: [转推] zerohedge reposted Jensen Huang after learning about the Chinese honeypot scandal