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German 2-Year Bund Yield Rises 4.4 Basis Points to 3.127% on Wednesday

On Wednesday evening (October 21), German two-year bund yield rose 4.4 basis points to 3.127%, trading within a 3.084%-3.127% range throughout the day in an uptrend. The 10-year bund yield climbed 2.1 basis points to 3.421%, while the 30-year yield slipped 0.3 basis points to 3.759%. The 2/10-year yield curve flattened by 2.332 basis points to +29.142 basis points.
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Houthis Report 62 Saudi Airstrikes in 24 Hours; 2,855 Strikes in 100 Days

According to the Houthi armed forces, Saudi fighter jets conducted 62 airstrikes over the past 24 hours targeting civilian facilities in Sanaa and the provinces of Marib, Saada, Raha, and Taiz. The group said that since July 13 last year, Saudi forces have carried out a cumulative 2,855 airstrikes and missile attacks over 100 days.
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Bitcoin Rebounds 6% to $84,800 as Spot ETFs Attract $550M Inflows on October 19-20

According to Farside Investors' ETF data, Bitcoin rebounded approximately 6% from its October 15 low near $79,800 to briefly approach $84,800 on October 21, as spot Bitcoin funds attracted roughly $550 million in combined inflows over October 19-20. BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust led the institutional buying, recording $665.2 million in inflows on October 19 followed by $29.9 million on October 20. Glassnode's October 21 analysis identified significant resistance between $85,000 and $87,500,
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Apple iPhone Duo Launches Friday October 23 With Limited In-Store Availability

According to Apple and Reuters, on Friday, October 23, iPhone Duo launches in select markets, with limited in-store inventory available for walk-in customers in the U.S., Australia, Canada, Mexico, and parts of Europe. Online pre-orders sold out within minutes, with some deliveries now pushed to January 2027. In Taiwan, China, Hong Kong, and several other markets, the foldable phone is available only for online order pickup, with no in-store purchases offered.
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Hungary's Former Central Bank Chief Detained Over 817M USD Fund Losses Investigation

Hungary's former central bank governor Gyorgy Matolcsy was detained on Wednesday as prosecutors investigate a network of foundations established by the central bank during his tenure, which allegedly caused significant financial losses. Since early 2025, prosecutors and police have been investigating how over 266 billion Hungarian forints (approximately 817 million USD) in central bank funds flowed through these entities. The investigation began following a report by Hungary's State Audit Office
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessen Warns of Sanctions Against Iran Supporters

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessen warned that anyone providing support to Iran's regime—whether engaged in illegal oil transfers at sea or serving in corporate boardrooms—will face sanctions. In a public statement, Bessen stated that Iran's collaborators must choose: either align with the U.S. or face opposition. "We know who you are, we know what you do, and we will continue to take action," Bessen said.
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UK Government Bond Yields Fall Broadly on Wednesday, Long-End Declines Sharper

On Wednesday (October 21), UK government bond yields fell broadly across the curve. The 10-year gilt yield declined 3.3 basis points to 5.378%, while the 2-year yield fell 3.5 basis points to 4.923%. Longer-dated bonds saw steeper declines, with the 30-year yield down 5.7 basis points and the 50-year yield down 5.9 basis points.
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Middle East Oil Exports Hit 24.6M Barrels Daily as of Oct 18, Despite Iran Attacks

According to data provider Kpler, Middle East oil shipments reached 24.6 million barrels per day as of the week ending October 18, showing resilience despite escalating Iranian attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. However, transport volumes remain volatile, with October-to-date daily averages still below pre-conflict levels, as tankers typically coordinate fleet movements through the strait to transfer cargo to waiting vessels beyond the waterway.