TREE NEWS reports: MRVL dropped 13.7% over 24 hours and was trading at 136.79 USDT.COM data. The move marks a sharp single-day decline for the token, with the quoted price reflecting the level at the time of the data snapshot. No further details on the cause of the drop were provided.
TREE NEWS update: Paraguayan President Santiago Peña submitted his resignation amid the Ueno Bank crisis, as lawmakers approved impeachment proceedings with 78 votes. The central bank outlined a first payout group for Ueno depositors. The move follows mounting pressure over the handling of the bank’s collapse.
TREE NEWS reports: The S&P 500 extended its decline to 4% and the Nasdaq 100 fell 6% on the session, with the Dow down 3.1% and the Nasdaq Composite off 5.3%. The semiconductor index slid 11%, and SanDisk dropped 20%. The dollar fell 0.5% against the yen, while yields on 2- to 5-year US Treasuries dropped 10 basis points.
TREE NEWS update: Anthropic’s Claude is launching a personal finance feature, with a beta rollout beginning this week. The company said Claude’s access to personal finance data will be read-only. The feature marks an expansion of the AI assistant into consumer financial management.
TREE NEWS update: Paraguayan President Santiago Peña submitted his resignation on the morning of the 5th local time after the seizure of a private bank triggered a crisis, a move he said was aimed at avoiding impeachment. In a video recorded at the presidential palace and posted to social media, Peña said the decision was intended to preserve “national stability, social peace and the democratic system.”
TREE NEWS update: US Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said Senate Democrats will seek legislation to prohibit elected officials from trading stocks. The statement, reported on the stock-trading issue, did not specify a timeline or bill text. The proposal targets stock ownership and trading by members of Congress and other elected officials.
TREE NEWS reports: LME copper closed down $168 at $13,844 per tonne, while aluminium rose $17 to $3,064 per tonne and zinc slipped $14 to $3,793 per tonne. The mixed close left copper and zinc lower on the session, with aluminium the sole gainer among the three base metals.
TREE NEWS update: Gauntlet has restricted deposits into its V1 vaults and paused allocations following a reported op-reth vulnerability, the risk curator said. It is also reducing exposure to LayerZero-bridged assets. Gauntlet said no exploit has been reported to its knowledge.
TREE NEWS reports: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could face impeachment as early as next week. No further details on the grounds for impeachment or who would initiate the proceedings were provided. The development, if it proceeds, would mark a significant escalation in political pressure on the Pentagon chief.
TREE NEWS reports: Germany’s 10-year Bund yield fell 3.1 basis points to 3.241% in late European trading on Thursday, Nov. 5, after touching a session high of 3.286% at 21:18 Beijing time and then sliding steadily. The 30-year yield dropped 3.7 bps to 3.632% and the two-year fell 2.2 bps to 2.978%, leaving the 2/10 spread at +26.070 bps, down 0.815 bps, as investors weighed a sharp selloff in AI-related stocks.
TREE NEWS update: Santiago Peña resigned as Paraguay’s president following scrutiny over his former ties to the parent company of Ueno digital bank, whose collapse left millions of customers unable to access their funds. The lender’s failure and the president’s departure mark a sharp escalation in the country’s financial and political crisis.
TREE NEWS reports: Greg Coffey’s Kirkoswald Asset Management main hedge fund lost about 6.4% in October, its worst monthly performance on record. The losses were driven primarily by wagers on Brazil, following President Lula’s re-election.
TREE NEWS reports: SpaceX’s five-year credit default swap spread widened 24.5 basis points to 286.56, setting an all-time high. The move marks the widest level on record for the private space company’s five-year CDS.
TREE NEWS reports: Major Hollywood studios have quietly instructed employees not to bet on prediction markets covering casting news, release dates or earnings. Staff are being told to avoid wagers on industry outcomes, though experts say such bans will be difficult to enforce. The studios did not specify penalties for violations.
TREE NEWS update: JPMorgan will include Saudi Arabia and the Philippines in its GBI-EM local-currency emerging-market debt index series, with the inclusion beginning on January 29, 2027 and running for ten months. The change brings both sovereign bond markets into a widely tracked benchmark used by global fixed-income investors.
TREE NEWS update: Floki has taken its trading bot offline while it investigates an exploit, the project’s team said. Affected users will be moved to new wallets, and the team warned against making further deposits into bot wallets. No loss figure was disclosed.
TREE NEWS update: Packaging Corp of America shares extended losses to 4% after the company received a subpoena from the U.S. Department of Justice. The packaging maker disclosed the DOJ subpoena, and the stock’s decline deepened following the news. No further details on the scope of the subpoena were provided.
TREE NEWS reports: International copper fell 1.33% in night trading, with Shanghai copper down 1.29%, while Shanghai nickel gained 2.54% and Shanghai lead rose 1.13%. Shanghai tin dropped 2.96%, aluminum added 0.35% and zinc slipped 0.61%. Alumina rose 0.15%, aluminum alloy gained 0.2% and stainless steel climbed 1.25% in the same session.
TREE NEWS update: A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck near Hekang County in Hotan Prefecture, Xinjiang, on the date reported. The quake was recorded at approximately magnitude 5.1. No further details on depth, casualties or damage were immediately available.
TREE NEWS update: US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has authorized the Washington DC National Guard to begin using boats, dozens of vehicles marked with police insignia, Humvees and light and medium tactical vehicles, expanding the Guard’s presence in the capital through the end of the year. The boats will provide perimeter security for police operations against suspected gang leaders and drug dealers in the Anacostia area, with federal law enforcement required to remain aboard to assist arrests.