TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Finance plans to issue 60 billion yuan ($8.3 billion) in face value of 182-day discounted book-entry treasury bonds, with competitive bidding set for Nov. 18, 2026, from 10:35 to 11:35 a.m. The bonds will be issued at a discount below par, with the price determined by competitive tender, and accrue interest from Nov. 19, 2026, before being repaid at par on May 20, 2027. Primary dealer members will be allowed to submit additional bids.
TREE NEWS update: European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone warned that the digital euro’s planned 2029 launch could be delayed if legislation is not finalized in time. He urged EU negotiators to reach agreement on the legislation by the end of the year, saying delays could deepen Europe’s reliance on foreign payment providers. The ECB plans a 12-month pilot in the second half of 2027, with the Governing Council deciding on issuance after legislation passes.
TREE NEWS reports: Morgan Stanley expects roughly 5GW of US data center capacity to slip from 2028 to 2029 after Democratic midterm wins put Texas and Ohio governor seats under new permitting policies, equal to 20% of projected 2028 US additions. The bank cut price targets on Aspeed by about 40% to NT$14,417 and Montage by about 52% to HK$207, warning of a 2028 tech supply-chain “air pocket” even as hyperscaler capex forecasts stay unchanged.
TREE NEWS update: Payward, backed by Nasdaq, will launch tokenized versions of more than 200 popular UK and European stocks through its xStocks framework, including Siemens, Shell and LVMH, with 24/7 trading. All constituents of London’s FTSE 100 and Germany’s DAX will be covered, Payward said. Investors can trade the tokenized shares on Kraken and other exchanges starting Wednesday.
TREE NEWS update: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said she will coordinate with the Bank of Japan under the existing joint statement, working with the central bank to achieve price stability and economic growth. The remarks signal continuity in the government-BOJ policy framework.
TREE NEWS reports: The London Metal Exchange reported inventory changes across its metals on Tuesday, with copper stocks rising 3,050 tonnes and lead inventories falling 8,175 tonnes. Zinc stocks declined 1,400 tonnes, aluminium fell 125 tonnes, tin dropped 50 tonnes and nickel was down 30 tonnes. The figures reflect the latest daily warehouse stock movements published by the exchange.
TREE NEWS reports: CoreWeave (CRWV.O) shares rose 16.5% in premarket trading after the company’s third-quarter revenue topped expectations. The move came as investors reacted to the revenue beat ahead of the opening bell.
TREE NEWS update: European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone told EU lawmakers that delays in finalizing digital euro legislation could push back its potential 2029 rollout. The warning ties the timeline for the bloc’s central bank digital currency to the pace of the legislative process.
TREE NEWS update: Iran’s Intelligence Ministry said on the 11th that it dismantled a terrorist cell in Kermanshah province and arrested five militants who it said were directed by individuals linked to the US and Israel and planned attacks in Tehran, Alborz and Kermanshah provinces. Authorities also broke up a military-grade arms smuggling ring, arresting three people in Kurdistan province and seizing 50 pistols and 100 magazines.
TREE NEWS reports: CoreWeave rose about 17% in premarket trading after third-quarter revenue beat expectations and the company raised its full-year revenue guidance. Memory chip stocks gained broadly, with SK Hynix and SanDisk each up about 7%. Optical communication names also advanced, as Coherent rose about 9%, Credo about 8% and Lumentum about 8%, while Nasdaq 100 futures gained 1.6%.
TREE NEWS reports: Italy’s seasonally adjusted industrial production rose 1.2% month-on-month in September, above the 0.7% expected by economists and reversing a 1.3% decline in the prior month. The reading points to a rebound in Italian factory activity at the end of the third quarter.
TREE NEWS update: AI-driven digital asset trading platform KTX launched its Season 1 points program, running from Nov. 10 to Dec. 10, 2026. Users earn points through spot, futures and prediction-market trading, asset holdings, referrals, new-user tasks, copy trading and NFT holdings, with eligible users automatically accrued without extra sign-up. KTX also opened a KOL certification channel and said the points system will serve as a reference for future KTX token incentives and distributions.
TREE NEWS reports: Fidelity increased its stake in bitcoin treasury company Strive (ASST) by 2.35 million shares, a position valued at $51 million, bringing its total holding to 12.24 million shares worth $265.3 million. The asset manager, which oversees $7.8 trillion, raised its Strive position by 23%.
TREE NEWS reports: US spot Bitcoin ETFs have shed $1.6 billion in November, while stock funds pulled in billions of dollars from investors buying the dip. The outflows mark a sharp reversal for the Bitcoin funds, which had drawn steady inflows earlier in the year. No further detail on the stock fund flows was provided.
TREE NEWS update: xStocks has added more than 200 tokenized UK and EU stock tokens, including LVMH, Rolls-Royce and SAP, with GTN handling execution and custody of the underlying assets. The rollout does not open xStocks to UK investors. The expansion brings tokenized European equities to the platform’s existing product line.
TREE NEWS update: The Shanghai Futures Exchange said non-futures-company members, overseas special non-brokerage participants and clients without near-delivery-month hedging quotas will have their general-month buy and sell hedging positions converted at 0 lots when entering the near-delivery month, effective from the last trading day of November 2026. The change applies to aluminum, cast aluminum alloy and lead, under Article 13 of the exchange’s hedging trading management rules.
TREE NEWS update: The Guangzhou Futures Exchange set the trading fee for its lithium carbonate futures LC2711 contract at 0.008% of transaction value, with the same rate applying to intraday close-out trades. The minimum opening order is 2 lots and the minimum closing order is 1 lot, while non-futures-company members and clients are capped at 800 lots of daily opening positions.
TREE NEWS update: The Agricultural Bank of China said its application to issue A-shares to specific investors passed the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s review, but the plan still requires registration approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission before it can proceed. The bank did not disclose the size or pricing of the offering in the statement.
TREE NEWS reports: Evernorth, an XRP treasury company, saw its shares drop 24% after filing a prospectus covering the potential resale of 73.7 million shares by existing investors. The filing does not lift the six-month lock-ups on key holders. The prospectus registers the shares for resale but leaves the lock-up restrictions in place.
TREE NEWS reports: A trader identified as 0x8742 lost more than $2.8 million on a 10x leveraged long position in 18,000 ZEC as the token fell below $1,000, on-chain monitor Lookonchain reported. The position carries a notional value of $17.63 million and a liquidation price of $895.46.