China has imposed a 55 percent tariff on beef imports from Brazil, signaling potential shifts in trade dynamics between the two nations.

The United States and Iran have begun negotiations on guarantees and the sequence of implementation steps for a conflict resolution plan, according to reports by al Arabiya.

Coal prices in China have risen for eleven straight weeks. The country, which accounts for half of the world's coal extraction and consumption, continues to depend on coal for approximately 50 percent of its electricity generation, despite significant growth in renewable energy sources over recent years. For further information, see Bloomberg.

Shareholders of ZAIMER have approved dividends for the first half of 2026 amounting to 4.86 rubles per share. The record date is scheduled for October 10.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has declared that the conflict will only conclude once the United States publicly admits its defeat, according to reports from CBS News. Read more here.

Iran has received a response from the United States concerning the conditions for resuming negotiations, according to RTRS.

Oil shipments from the Middle East have recovered to 98 percent of their pre-war levels, with exports climbing to 17.5 million barrels per day, JPMorgan reports.

Ready-made meals could become a cornerstone for X5 in the next five years due to shifting consumer demands, according to X5 President Ekaterina Lobacheva at the annual partner conference X5 Dialog 2026, reports RIA. The ready-made food segment was previously identified as the fastest-growing category within retailer X5 by CEO Shekhterman.

European stocks are on the brink of their first monthly decline in six months, as mounting bond yields weigh on investor sentiment, according to reports from Reuters.

The risk premium on France's 10-year bonds relative to Germany’s has continued its rapid ascent. Bloomberg reports investor concerns ahead of next year’s elections. The upcoming vote is expected to heighten tensions, as Marine Le Pen currently holds a lead in the polls.

Rising oil prices, high bond yields, increasing inflation expectations, and the risk of further Federal Reserve rate hikes are factors that will continue to exert pressure on the cryptocurrency market, warns Wintermute, one of the world's largest crypto market makers.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sternly urged Japan to abandon any efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, citing significant geopolitical concerns.

In September, lithium prices in China declined by 25 percent. The cost of lithium carbonate fell from over 160,000 yuan per ton to less than 120,000 yuan. The drop is attributed to concerns about medium-term demand, influenced by factors such as a consumption tax on lithium-ion batteries and broader economic uncertainties.

Reports from Channel 12 suggest a physical confrontation took place between Russian and Ukrainian pilots aboard a Flydubai aircraft. The incident occurs against the backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, drawing attention to the nationalities involved. No further details have been released concerning the circumstances or the aftermath of the altercation.

Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes forecasts that ETH will surge to $10,000 by the end of the year.

Hyperliquid Labs will unlock 320 million HYPE tokens from staking today as part of its scheduled monthly distribution to the team. These tokens are expected to be sold to institutional investors via over-the-counter transactions.

DogeOS has announced the launch of a public testnet for its zero-knowledge rollup, facilitating the integration of EVM-compatible smart contracts into the Dogecoin ecosystem. DOGE tokens will be utilized to pay for transaction fees.

Bloomberg has launched a stablecoin dashboard on its terminal, providing blockchain data concerning supply, issuance, and transaction activity of stablecoins. More information is available here.

#SOON Surges Over 90 Percent Amid Launch of AI Agent Trading Platform

Since yesterday, the token #SOON has experienced an increase of more than 90 percent. The rally is linked to the announcement of a new trading platform dedicated to AI agents, specifically 100xSOON. Interestingly, open interest began to climb sharply before the official news was disclosed—around 04:50 Moscow time—indicating that market participants anticipated the development. Following the release, SOON rapidly ascended to the top of purchase rankings across all centralized exchanges (CEXs). For detailed market dynamics, consult the latest chart.

Over the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency token #SOON has experienced a surge of more than 90%, coinciding with the introduction of a trading platform dedicated to AI agents, known as 100xSOON. Intriguingly, open interest in the token had begun to escalate significantly prior to the official announcement, which was made yesterday at 04:50 Moscow time. This preemptive increase appears to have foreshadowed the subsequent price rally. In the wake of the news, SOON ascended to the top of the purchase rankings across all centralized exchanges.
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