TREE NEWS update: The People’s Bank of China released its Q3 2026 monetary policy execution report, pledging to keep monetary policy moderately loose to support stable growth, high-quality development and smooth financial market operations. The central bank said it will keep liquidity ample and social financing conditions relatively loose, and will steadily advance reform of its monetary policy operating framework. It also said it would push loan pricing toward more diversified benchmarks beyond the loan prime rate and keep the yuan basically stable at a reasonable, balanced level.
TREE NEWS reports: Bitget Wallet flagged about 37,000 signing requests a week for phishing in the third quarter, a sevenfold increase, the wallet said. The company attributed part of the rise to improved monitoring that surfaced more malicious requests. The figure reflects weekly phishing-related signing attempts detected on the platform during the period.
TREE NEWS update: TGOOD signed a centralized procurement contract worth an estimated 250 million yuan (tax included) with an unnamed internet company for power cabin systems used in computing centers, valid through Dec. 31, 2027. The deal covers medium-voltage and lithium-battery cabins, with TGOOD handling integration and delivery. In the first nine months of 2026, TGOOD’s cumulative winning bids in the computing-center sector exceeded 1.5 billion yuan, up more than 300% year on year.
TREE NEWS reports: Bitmine reported a $6.3 billion net loss for fiscal 2026, driven by $6.2 billion in unrealized losses on its digital assets as Ether prices fell. The company held 6.07 million ETH as of Sunday, equivalent to 4.97% of Ether’s total supply.
TREE NEWS update: Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on November 11 that Russia’s delegation at talks in Abu Dhabi is continuing to report progress to President Vladimir Putin, and that the delegation has had no contact with the European side during its time there. He said the delegation will announce the specific results of the talks after the second day of negotiations ends.
TREE NEWS reports: Nvidia shares rose 4.1%, set to rebound after falling 9.5% earlier this week. The move comes as the stock recovers from a sharp weekly decline.
TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Finance will issue US dollar-denominated sovereign bonds in Hong Kong during the week of Nov. 16, 2026, with the total size capped at $2 billion, following State Council approval. Specific issuance arrangements will be announced separately before the sale. The ministry did not disclose pricing, tenor or the exact sale date.
TREE NEWS update: Anthropic’s revenue per dollar of compute and infrastructure cost fell to $1.72 in the third quarter of 2026 from $2.08 in the prior quarter, even as revenue rose 47% quarter-on-quarter to $17 billion. The company plans a Nasdaq listing at $70 to $78 per share, implying a fully diluted valuation of about $1.33 trillion at $74. Contractual obligations total about $900.9 billion, almost all tied to compute and infrastructure.
TREE NEWS update: South Korea’s Financial Services Commission will hold a capital market roundtable on Nov. 13 at the Korea Exchange in Yeouido, Seoul. The meeting is expected to address key capital market issues, including measures to boost corporate value and revitalize the KOSDAQ market.
TREE NEWS update: A federal judge in New York denied Novig’s bid for an injunction and ruled that its sports event contracts are not swaps, allowing New York to enforce gambling laws against the platform. The decision rejects Novig’s argument that its products fall under federal derivatives regulation rather than state gambling rules.
TREE NEWS update: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on November 10 in Denmark that his job is not to please US President Donald Trump but to push for both Americans and Europeans to join negotiations on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He said talks must produce results, even if only the exchange of 1,000 or 100 prisoners. Trilateral talks between Russia, the US and Ukraine entered a second day in Abu Dhabi on November 11.
TREE NEWS reports: Singapore Airlines reported second-quarter net profit of S$209.7 million, up from S$52.4 million in the same period a year earlier. The carrier’s profit rose roughly fourfold year on year for the quarter.
TREE NEWS update: GF Securities, BDO China and Qingyue Technology’s actual controller established a special pre-emptive compensation fund on Oct. 23 over Qingyue Technology’s false statement incident, with China Securities Investor Protection Fund Corp. appointed as fund manager. The CSRC said it supports market institutions and personnel in voluntarily implementing pre-emptive compensation under the Securities Law to resolve disputes promptly.
TREE NEWS update: Jiangxi Copper plans to repurchase 300 million to 500 million yuan of its shares, with the buyback price capped at 56.34 yuan per share. The copper producer disclosed the plan on Wednesday, setting both the size and the ceiling for the program.
TREE NEWS update: The China Securities Regulatory Commission said it will safeguard investors’ lawful rights and maintain a sound market ecosystem, responding to a question on a lawsuit against Orient Tong Securities. The Beijing Financial Court has announced it will hear the securities misrepresentation liability dispute under the special representative litigation procedure. The CSRC made the remarks through a spokesperson answering a reporter’s question.
TREE NEWS update: Spain held its first nationwide strike in 14 years on November 11, disrupting transport across the country. The General Directorate of Traffic said protests forced the closure of several major roads in Barcelona and Girona provinces, causing severe traffic problems in Catalonia. Rail and air services were also seriously affected.
TREE NEWS reports: WTI crude oil rose 1.0% intraday to trade at $86.95 a barrel, with international oil prices climbing in a short-term rally. The move marks a sharp intraday gain for the US benchmark.
TREE NEWS update: Changfei Fiber, controlling shareholder of Changxin Bochuang, bought 3.61 million shares, or 1.22% of the company, for about 421 million yuan ($58 million) through centralized bidding on Nov. 9-10, 2026. The purchase lifted Changfei Fiber’s stake from 18.78% to 20.00%. Changfei Fiber said it plans to continue increasing its holding by no less than 20 million yuan.
TREE NEWS update: AQUA AI will launch its AI-native ecosystem on Nov 11, built around a Personal AI Agent Infrastructure that connects AI agents, Web3 and digital assets. The Singapore-based AQUA AI Foundation plans six AI applications covering prediction, payments, social, asset management, robo-advisory and decentralized trading, with AQUA ALPHA (AI prediction) and the APA computing-power product opening first. Computing nodes are located in South Korea, Japan and Malaysia.
TREE NEWS reports: AI hardware stocks rose sharply in US premarket trading, with Nvidia up 3.6%, TSMC up 4.3%, Broadcom up 3.6%, SK Hynix up 7.2%, AMD up 5.2% and Micron up 5.2%.COM data. ASML gained 3.7%, while Applied Materials and Oracle each rose 5%, Lam Research 5.4%, Lumentum 8.4%, Marvell Technology 6.5% and SanDisk 6.6%.