TREE NEWS reports: Anthropic’s planned IPO has drawn subscription demand several times the available allocation, with the company targeting a $1.4 trillion valuation. 12, 2026. The oversubscription signals intense investor appetite for the AI developer’s listing. No pricing terms or listing date were disclosed.
TREE NEWS update: Self-custodial Sui wallet Suiet is shutting down, with its API services set to keep running through Nov. 14. The closure marks another exit from the Sui ecosystem, where DeFi total value locked has fallen more than 22% over the past month.
TREE NEWS update: A magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck Dingjie County in Shigatse, Tibet, at 7:00 a.m. on Nov 12. The epicenter was at 28.15 degrees north latitude and 87.93 degrees east longitude, with a focal depth of 10 kilometers.
TREE NEWS update: Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yesh Atid party and a candidate to form Israel’s next government, warned caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against deploying troops without a direct threat, in a letter sent on Monday. Eisenkot said military action during the current government transition could have “devastating consequences” for Israeli democracy and urged restraint, Israeli media reported. The letter did not directly mention Iran, though Israeli media say Netanyahu is seeking military action against it.
TREE NEWS update: Strategy and Metaplanet lost their MSCI index membership in the November reshuffle. Strategy had opposed MSCI’s rules, arguing that exclusion would harm its reputation as a neutral provider. The index provider’s rebalance removes both crypto-linked firms from its benchmarks.
TREE NEWS reports: One in three Japanese companies or their service providers experienced a cyberattack this year, which also found nearly two-thirds of Japanese firms plan to increase cybersecurity spending. More than 80% of Japanese businesses expect wage increases in 2027 to be on par with those in 2026.
TREE NEWS reports: Nasdaq 100 futures extended their decline to 1.1%, while S&P 500 futures fell 0.4%, pointing to a weaker open for US equities. The move reflects a broader risk-off tone in pre-market trading.
TREE NEWS reports: Nasdaq futures dropped 0.9% in early Asia-Pacific trading on Thursday following a report that Nvidia is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang. The decline in the tech-heavy index’s futures came as the reported move against the chipmaker’s long-serving chief executive circulated in markets. No further details on the report or its sourcing were provided.
TREE NEWS update: Canada’s ambassador to the United States, Mark Wiseman, warned that President Donald Trump’s tariffs are raising costs and threatening investment in the US. Speaking at the B20 summit, Wiseman said “uncertainty raises your cost of capital” and called for the removal of tariffs imposed under Sections 232 and 338 of US trade law, saying a resolution would help companies make long-term investment decisions.
TREE NEWS update: Katana will retire emissions voting and shorten its unstaking cooldown on Nov. 17, the Layer 2 said. Revenue-funded buybacks for KAT stakers will begin separately, with full onchain automation to follow. The changes reshape how the network allocates emissions and rewards stakers.
TREE NEWS reports: US inflation data came in above market expectations, reinforcing hawkish Federal Reserve expectations and pushing international gold prices below the $4,100 per ounce mark. Goldman Sachs and other institutions have cut their gold price targets in recent days. Some analysts argue that global central bank gold purchases and reserve diversification needs still provide structural support, leaving the market in a window where short-term pressure and medium- to long-term fundamentals coexist.
TREE NEWS reports: Multiple brokers have held their 2027 strategy meetings, projecting that Hong Kong stocks’ fundamentals and valuations could rebound in tandem, with liquidity shocks expected to ease but pressure remaining. They see opportunities mainly from structural earnings improvement and global fund rebalancing. On allocation, they advise sticking with dividend strategies to ride out volatility first, then capturing growth sectors once liquidity expectations improve, favoring biotech, AI applications, internet, smart driving and embodied intelligence.
TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia shares fell after The New York Times reported that CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with Kimberly Powell, a health-care vice president who reports to him. The report raises a separate workplace-governance question while a board investigation is underway.
TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang following reports of extramarital affairs, the Wall Street Journal reported. The report about Huang’s possible departure came after the New York Times reported that he had a second extramarital affair. No further details on the timing or process of any leadership change were provided.
TREE NEWS update: CoreWeave is seeking to raise at least $4 billion through an investment-grade loan, the AI cloud-computing provider said. The financing would mark one of the largest debt raises by a company tied to the AI infrastructure buildout. Terms of the loan were not disclosed.
TREE NEWS reports: Some bond funds closed subscriptions in just four to five trading days, while several equity products extended their fundraising periods to more than a month, as China’s mutual fund issuance market showed sharp divergence amid continued A-share volatility. Funds investing in high-grade credit bonds drew strong demand on safe-haven flows, while equity products struggled. Several asset managers turned to发起式 products to build positions against the trend.
TREE NEWS reports: Ethereum’s staking ratio has climbed to 36.3%, a record high. The figure marks a rise from the previous peak of 32.4% set in June, indicating that an increasing share of ETH supply is being locked in staking.
TREE NEWS reports: CoreWeave reported a 168% revenue jump, sending its shares soaring and lifting Nvidia and other AI-related stocks. The strong demand is reassuring investors about the AI boom, though the cost of building out the infrastructure remains enormous.
TREE NEWS update: More than 10 Chinese brokerages have bought stocks under the third batch of the securities, fund and insurance companies’ swap facility, while banks received over 200 billion yuan ($28 billion) in applications for stock buyback and increase loan quotas within two days, as financial regulators push to adjust and intensify two capital-market support tools. Listed companies have also announced buyback and shareholding increase plans in quick succession.
TREE NEWS reports: China’s domestic thionyl chloride average price reached 6,174 yuan per tonne as of Nov. 11, up 76% year-to-date and 297.81% year-on-year. Industry gross profit has risen to more than 3,000 yuan per tonne from about 100 yuan a year earlier. An industry researcher said prices are rising while sulfur, the main feedstock, has fallen, indicating supply-demand pricing rather than cost-driven inflation.