2026-11-06 01:00 UTC | BLOCK 974738
BITCOIN $76,160 | GOLD $4,104 | OIL $98.77
1. Trump Says Iran War Decision Is Imminent After Security Meeting
-- Trump said after meeting his national security advisers on Thursday that Washington would decide "soon" whether to resume all-out strikes on Iran, telling reporters "now we will make a decision" and adding he would rather not destroy the rest of the country "if possible".
-- Crude at $98.77 has already surrendered most of this week's war premium on peace bets, so a strike order reprices hull and war-risk cover on a waterway carrying about a fifth of global oil before a single cargo is lost.
2. Trump Meets Russian Envoy and Calls Ukraine Deal 'Very Close'
-- Trump met a Russian envoy and again described a major Russia-Ukraine settlement as "very close" without giving specifics, telling reporters that ending the war might involve "all of Europe".
-- Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are due in Abu Dhabi for the first three-way talks with Moscow and Kyiv since February, a format that would settle sanctions terms if it holds; neither side has published conditions, and oil near $99 already carries a peace premium.
3. Seoul Halts KOSPI Trading With Circuit Breaker as AI Selloff Spreads
-- South Korea's bourse operator triggered a circuit breaker for the KOSPI on Friday after the index opened sharply lower, with chipmakers leading the decline on AI-spending fears that followed the US midterms.
-- It is the second Korean market intervention in two days, after Thursday's 5.28% slide tripped a sell-side sidecar; an index concentrated in memory names carries the drawdown into pension and retail portfolios and keeps pressure on the won at 1,342 per dollar.
4. AI Backlash Threatens Anthropic's Listing Timeline, Investors Say
-- The AI backlash and doubts about returns could delay Anthropic's initial public offering, potential investors told Channel News Asia, with the company yet to fix a date.
-- The listing has to carry $895.4 billion of purchase commitments against $17 billion of quarterly revenue; slipping it leaves that compute lease book to credit markets, where Blackstone has already warned of concentration risk in AI debt.
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