🚀 STOCKS | Hong Kong Paper Stocks Experience Volatile Pullback
Hong Kong's paper stocks faced a turbulent session with notable declines. According to Jin10, Lee & Man Paper Manufacturing (02314.HK) saw a drop of over 3%, while both JunQiu Holdings (01481.HK) and Nine Dragons Paper (02689.HK) fell by more than 2%. The market volatility reflects broader concerns impacting the sector.
🚀 Economist Predicts Brent-WTI Price Spread to Normalize if US-Iran Ceasefire Holds
Economist Hamad Hussain from Capital Economics has stated that the recent ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran could lead to a normalization of the price spread between Brent and WTI crude oil contracts. According to Jin10, Brent crude typically trades at a premium over WTI crude, but this pattern has been disrupted since the recent conflict began. Hussain noted that the current inverted spread measures the price difference between Brent futures for June delivery and WTI futures for May delivery, with differing contract expiration dates. However, he mentioned that due to significant tightening in the oil market caused by Middle Eastern supply disruptions, and expectations of supply easing in the coming months, the premium of WTI over Brent has widened.
🚀 Zhida Technology Surges Over 23% on Inclusion in Stock Connect
Zhida Technology (02650.HK) experienced a significant increase in its stock price, rising over 23% with a trading volume exceeding 50 million yuan. According to Jin10, the surge follows the announcement that Zhida Technology has been included in the list of eligible securities for the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect and Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect programs. This inclusion is expected to enhance the company's visibility and accessibility to investors, potentially driving further interest and investment.
🚀 STOCKS | Hong Kong Storage Sector Gains Momentum with Semiconductor Stocks Rising
Hong Kong's storage sector continues to show strength as semiconductor stocks experience significant gains. According to Jin10, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) surged over 11%, while leveraged funds targeting SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics also saw substantial increases. Meanwhile, Montage Technology rose by 4.3%, contributing to the overall positive trend in the market.
🚀 Edelson Lechtzin LLP Investigates Figure Data Breach
Edelson Lechtzin LLP, a U.S. law firm, has initiated a class action investigation into a data breach involving blockchain capital markets company Figure. According to Foresight News, the security incident occurred on January 28, 2026, when unauthorized access to a database containing loan and inquiry records led to the exposure of personal data. The investigation revealed that sensitive information, including names, social security numbers, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, birth dates, loan account numbers, and loan details, may have been compromised.
🚀 Significant RAVE Token Movement Detected Amid Price Surge
On April 10, two addresses suspected to belong to the same entity transferred 18.58 million RAVE tokens to a centralized exchange (CEX) 10 hours prior to a significant price increase. According to BlockBeats On-chain Detection, this transaction occurred when the token's price was $0.43, totaling $8 million. The current value of these tokens has risen to $19.08 million.
The funds for these transactions originated from two sources: a withdrawal from the CEX and the RAVE token deployment address.
🚀 AI's Impact on Investment and Trading: Insights from Nansen CEO
PANews posted on X (formerly Twitter) about a discussion with Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik on the evolving role of AI in investment and trading. Svanevik highlighted that 'smart money 2.0' is transforming into a predictive system, with agent trading expected to surpass human trading by 2028. However, he emphasized the need for users to build a 'trust ladder' before fully relying on trading agents.
The conversation also covered the implementation of tools like OpenClaw in enterprise settings, where safety is prioritized over speed. Svanevik shared insights on how the Nansen team utilizes OpenClaw and how AI is reshaping team structures. He noted that 'judgment' is becoming the most scarce resource within AI-native companies.
Svanevik further pointed out that low latency, overcoming AI bottlenecks, and open-source solutions will define the next generation of agent infrastructure.
🚀 Changfei Optical Fiber and Cable Shares Drop Over 10% Amid Shareholder Sell-Off Plan
Shares of Changfei Optical Fiber and Cable (06869.HK) fell by more than 10% in Hong Kong trading. According to Jin10, the decline follows news that a company shareholder plans to sell up to 1 million shares, representing 0.12% of the total share capital.
Goldman Sachs has released a report suggesting that the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) may implement a 'moderate' monetary policy tightening this month. According to Jin10, the report emphasizes that MAS's primary goal is to stabilize core inflation. Given the upward risks to the core inflation outlook, a tighter monetary policy stance is deemed necessary. However, Goldman Sachs also notes that oil shocks typically exacerbate stagflation risks, and the duration of Middle Eastern conflicts remains highly uncertain. Goldman Sachs forecasts that MAS will increase the slope of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate policy band by 50 basis points, while maintaining the width and level of the band unchanged. The Monetary Authority of Singapore is scheduled to release its monetary policy statement this Tuesday.
🚀 South Korea's Central Bank Governor: Export Performance Exceeds Expectations
South Korea's central bank governor, Lee Chang-yong, has stated that the country's export performance has surpassed expectations. According to Jin10, Lee highlighted the positive export figures during a recent address, noting that the results are better than initially anticipated. This development comes amid ongoing global economic challenges, where South Korea's export sector has shown resilience and adaptability. The improved export performance is seen as a crucial factor in supporting the nation's economic stability and growth. Lee's remarks underscore the importance of exports in South Korea's economic strategy, as the country continues to navigate complex international trade dynamics.
🚀 AI TRENDS | Alibaba's Stock Rises Nearly 3% Amid Upcoming AI Video Model Launch
Alibaba's stock on the Hong Kong market (09988.HK) experienced a nearly 3% increase as it moved upward amid market fluctuations. According to Jin10, the rise in stock price is linked to the anticipated release of Alibaba's AI video model, HappyHorse, which is expected to be launched to the public in a week.
🚀 Bank of Korea Governor: Iran Conflict Poses Greater Impact on South Korea's Inflation and Growth Than Ukraine Conflict
Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong has stated that the ongoing conflict in Iran is expected to have a more significant impact on South Korea's inflation and economic growth prospects compared to the conflict in Ukraine. According to Jin10, Lee emphasized the potential repercussions of the Iran conflict on the South Korean economy, highlighting concerns over inflationary pressures and growth challenges. The governor's remarks underscore the heightened economic risks associated with geopolitical tensions in the region, which could affect South Korea's economic stability and policy decisions.
🚀 Youzan Shares Surge Following Approval for Main Board Listing
Youzan (08083.HK) shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange experienced a significant increase, rising over 20% at one point and currently up by 17%. According to Jin10, the surge follows news that the company has received approval to transfer its listing to the main board. The transition is expected to occur on April 17.
🚀 STOCKS | Hong Kong Lithium Battery Stocks Surge Amid Market Volatility
Hong Kong's lithium battery stocks experienced a notable surge, with several companies seeing significant gains. According to Jin10, Zhongchuang Xinhang (03931.HK), Ganfeng Lithium (01772.HK), and Tianqi Lithium (09696.HK) each rose by more than 5%. Additionally, CATL (03750.HK) increased by over 4.5%, while Tianneng Power (00819.HK) climbed more than 3.5%. This upward trend reflects a strengthening market sentiment towards lithium battery stocks in the region.
🚀 CIA to Integrate AI 'Co-Workers' in Analytic Platforms
The CIA has announced plans to incorporate classified AI 'co-workers' into all its analytic platforms over the next few years. According to NS3.AI, this initiative aims to assist analysts in identifying spies and evaluating foreign threats. CIA Deputy Director Michael Ellis emphasized that while AI will play a supportive role, humans will continue to make the critical decisions. Last year, the agency conducted tests on approximately 300 AI projects to advance this integration.
🚀 China's $270 Billion Middle East Investment Influences Iran Relations
China's strategic investment of $270 billion in the Middle East is shaping its diplomatic stance towards Iran. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting how these economic ties are influencing Beijing's foreign policy decisions. The substantial investment aims to strengthen China's presence in the region, focusing on infrastructure and energy sectors. This move is seen as a balancing act, as China seeks to maintain its economic interests while managing its relationship with Iran. The investment underscores China's broader strategy to expand its influence in the Middle East, a region critical for its Belt and Road Initiative. As China navigates these complex dynamics, its approach to Iran remains cautious, reflecting the delicate balance between economic ambitions and geopolitical considerations.
🚀 South Korea Maintains Key Interest Rate Amid Economic Resilience
South Korea's central bank announced on April 10 that it will keep the seven-day repo rate unchanged at 2.5%, continuing its steady policy stance since July last year, in line with market expectations. According to Jin10, this decision comes amid stable inflation and relatively resilient economic growth. In March, South Korea's consumer prices rose by 2.2% year-on-year, slightly up from February's 2% increase, yet still close to the central bank's target level. In February, the central bank had already raised its growth outlook for 2026. However, the ongoing Middle East conflict is posing risks to both inflation and growth. As a major importer heavily reliant on Middle Eastern energy, South Korea faces rising import costs due to global oil and gas price hikes. Additionally, the South Korean won has weakened significantly in recent weeks, influenced by foreign capital outflows and rising oil prices. Despite these challenges, South Korea's economic growth remains resilient. March exports showed strong momentum, driven by record demand for AI-related semiconductors and robust exports to China.
🚀 WLFI Plans Phased Token Release to Ensure Ecosystem Stability
WLFI has announced a governance proposal to release its tokens in phases, rather than unlocking them all at once. According to NS3.AI, this long-term vesting strategy is targeted at early retail purchasers and aims to foster stable development within the ecosystem.
🚀 Ethereum(ETH) Surpasses 2,200 USDT with a 1.22% Increase in 24 Hours
On Apr 10, 2026, 01:37 AM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Ethereum has crossed the 2,200 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 2,201.939941 USDT, with a narrowed 1.22% increase in 24 hours.
