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1. RecodeX remade the news. An executive at Interpol warned that AI is making existing cyber threats spread faster and harder to detect. The executive also noted that with the rise of agentic AI, companies face new security risks.
2. RecodeX remade the news. A Federal Reserve official, Logan, said the current policy stance has been off track and that the Federal Open Market Committee should raise rates, targeting at least 50 basis points.
3. RecodeX remade the news. South Korea’s September Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.9% year over year, matching market expectations and down from the previous figure of 3.10%.
4. RecodeX remade the news. In Japan, Tokyo’s core inflation rate jumped in September, indicating that price pressures are persisting and providing support for the Bank of Japan to raise rates further. Tokyo’s inflation data is often seen as a leading indicator for nationwide inflation in Japan. This upside move further strengthens market expectations that the Bank of Japan will continue tightening monetary policy.
5. RecodeX remade the news. On the evening of October 1, the Guilin Cultural and Promotional Association (Wen Cujuhui) issued a letter of apology, sincerely apologizing to the relevant event organizers and Mr. Qiu Menghuang for the previously released false announcement. The association said that on the morning of September 30, after receiving reports from the public, it published the “Announcement on the Serious Statement of Qiu Menghuang’s Misuse of Our Association’s Name to Carry Out Activities” without fully verifying the facts and without confirming with the event organizers and relevant parties. After verification, it found that Qiu Menghuang is indeed Deputy Director of the Cultural and Tourism Innovation Working Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Chinese Culture, and that the false announcement caused harm to the relevant event organizers and Qiu.
6. RecodeX remade the news. Japan’s unemployment rate in August was 2.5%, higher than market expectations of 2.40% and also higher than the previous value of 2.40%. The data rose slightly from the previous month and exceeded market expectations.
7. RecodeX remade the news. Eddie Murphy will star in the Peacock series currently in development, titled “The Chairman.” This marks his first role in a scripted television series. The show is created by Matthew Weiner, the creator of “Mad Men.” Murphy debuted on “Saturday Night Live” and starred in films such as “Beverly Hills Cop” and “Coming to America.”
8. RecodeX remade the news. Trump visited Texas to boost the campaign of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton ahead of the midterm elections in November. The trip is part of his month-long, intensive campaigning push, and he will also head to Oklahoma, Alabama, and Ohio to improve the party’s prospects in the elections. Reports say Trump’s approval rating is at a historical low; high living costs and dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq have weakened his popularity in Texas.
1. RecodeX remade the news. An executive at Interpol warned that AI is making existing cyber threats spread faster and harder to detect. The executive also noted that with the rise of agentic AI, companies face new security risks.
2. RecodeX remade the news. A Federal Reserve official, Logan, said the current policy stance has been off track and that the Federal Open Market Committee should raise rates, targeting at least 50 basis points.
3. RecodeX remade the news. South Korea’s September Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.9% year over year, matching market expectations and down from the previous figure of 3.10%.
4. RecodeX remade the news. In Japan, Tokyo’s core inflation rate jumped in September, indicating that price pressures are persisting and providing support for the Bank of Japan to raise rates further. Tokyo’s inflation data is often seen as a leading indicator for nationwide inflation in Japan. This upside move further strengthens market expectations that the Bank of Japan will continue tightening monetary policy.
5. RecodeX remade the news. On the evening of October 1, the Guilin Cultural and Promotional Association (Wen Cujuhui) issued a letter of apology, sincerely apologizing to the relevant event organizers and Mr. Qiu Menghuang for the previously released false announcement. The association said that on the morning of September 30, after receiving reports from the public, it published the “Announcement on the Serious Statement of Qiu Menghuang’s Misuse of Our Association’s Name to Carry Out Activities” without fully verifying the facts and without confirming with the event organizers and relevant parties. After verification, it found that Qiu Menghuang is indeed Deputy Director of the Cultural and Tourism Innovation Working Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Chinese Culture, and that the false announcement caused harm to the relevant event organizers and Qiu.
6. RecodeX remade the news. Japan’s unemployment rate in August was 2.5%, higher than market expectations of 2.40% and also higher than the previous value of 2.40%. The data rose slightly from the previous month and exceeded market expectations.
7. RecodeX remade the news. Eddie Murphy will star in the Peacock series currently in development, titled “The Chairman.” This marks his first role in a scripted television series. The show is created by Matthew Weiner, the creator of “Mad Men.” Murphy debuted on “Saturday Night Live” and starred in films such as “Beverly Hills Cop” and “Coming to America.”
8. RecodeX remade the news. Trump visited Texas to boost the campaign of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton ahead of the midterm elections in November. The trip is part of his month-long, intensive campaigning push, and he will also head to Oklahoma, Alabama, and Ohio to improve the party’s prospects in the elections. Reports say Trump’s approval rating is at a historical low; high living costs and dissatisfaction with the war in Iraq have weakened his popularity in Texas.