Global TradFi & Macroeconomics

According to The Wall Street Journal, the cost of debt default protection for Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Oracle has risen to its highest level since 2021 as of November 3, according to Solve data. Investors, including tech executives and data center operators, are increasingly seeking

According to Jin10, on November 3, Jay Hatfield, CEO of Infrastructure Capital Advisors, called for the Federal Reserve to halt its rate increases and focus monetary policy on core inflation rather than oil-driven inflation. Hatfield argued the Fed should recognize that its policies primarily

According to Shanghai Gold Exchange, gold futures (T+D) rose 0.19% to close at 840.16 yuan/gram on Tuesday, November 3, while silver futures (T+D) fell 1.33% to 11,650 yuan/kilogram at the same close.

Switzerland's October consumer price index rose 1.5% year-over-year, exceeding economist forecasts of 1.2% and marking an increase from September's 1% reading.

Switzerland's consumer price index (CPI) increased 0.2% month-over-month in October, surpassing market expectations of 0% and matching the previous month's 0% reading, according to official economic data.

South Korean stocks fell sharply on November 3, with the KOSPI index dropping 210.29 points (3.59%) to close at 5,648.79, while the KOSDAQ declined 29.97 points (4.08%) to 704.39. The decline was driven by overnight weakness in US semiconductor stocks amid persistent concerns over artificial

Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) reported Q3 operating profit of 79.4 billion won on November 3, up 31.9% year-over-year and exceeding market expectations by 5%. Revenue grew 51.6% to 1.064 trillion won while new orders surged 502.4% to 1.5806 trillion won. Cumulative new orders of 2.21 trillion won

According to an official disclosure on November 3, Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) reported third-quarter operating profit of 79.4 billion won, up 31.9% year-over-year, with revenue rising 51.6% to 1.06 trillion won. New orders surged 502.4% to 158.06 billion won in Q3, significantly outpacing

According to Yahoo Finance on November 2, Intel fell 8.8% as the broader U.S. semiconductor sector experienced a sharp selloff. The chip industry shed over $400 billion in market capitalization in a single trading session, with the S&P 500's other 70% of constituents rising on the day. Intel's mark

According to Jin10, as of Nov 3 at 3:20 PM Beijing time, China's futures markets experienced the following capital flows: Inflows included Shanghai-Shenzhen 300 (Dec contract) at 16.58 billion yuan, Shanghai Composite 150 (Dec) at 13.64 billion yuan, and 30-year Treasury bonds (Dec) at 6.40 billion

According to Jin10 Futures, on November 3, 2026, Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) precious metals and nonferrous metals warehoused inventory showed mixed movements, with most major commodities declining compared to the previous trading day. Copper futures inventory fell 1,150 tons to 9,450 tons,

According to Jin10 Futures, on November 3, Shanghai Futures Exchange energy and chemical warehouse inventory showed mixed movements. Pulp warehouse inventory declined 3,806 tons to 419,632 tons day-on-day, while fuel oil fell 5,930 tons to 46,370 tons. Other key contracts held steady: medium sour

According to Jin10, Shanghai gold's noon fix on November 3 stood at 841.08 yuan per gram, trading 1.66 yuan per gram above the international gold price of 839.42 yuan per gram.

WTI crude oil rose 2.0% intraday to $98.42 per barrel on November 3, while Brent crude surged over 2% to break above $107, trading at $107.09 per barrel.

Gold traded near $3,921 an ounce on Tuesday 3 November, down $25.56 or 0.65 percent, giving back part of Monday's rebound from Friday's one-year low of $3,870.27 (Trading Economics, 3 November). The bounce stalled below $3,950 after the ISM manufacturing PMI came in at 55.5 for October

AMD closed Monday at $466.84, down 7.52 percent, nearly touching the session low of $466.07, as chip stocks lost more than $400 billion in market value with no AMD-specific news driving the decline. The stock opened at $510.71 and fell throughout the session, trading at about $472 after hours. AMD h

According to Janus Henderson on November 3, investors should prioritize long-term investment returns rather than election outcomes. Seth Meyer, global head of client portfolio management, stated that while the upcoming U.S. midterm elections may reshape the political landscape, structural factors