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VOL. I·NO. 01
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2026
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  1. 001ChainCatcherOCT · 02English

    September new jobs are expected to drop to 90,000: tonight's non-farm payrolls' real "explosive point" may be whether the August data is significantly revised downwards

    The U.S. September non-farm payroll report, due October 2, is expected to show 90,000 new jobs, down significantly from August's 162,000. The key market focus is whether August data will be revised downward due to seasonal adjustment anomalies, with potential implications for Fed rate-hike expectations and bond market volatility.

  2. 002ChainCatcherOCT · 02English

    Trump: The U.S. government may consider investing in OpenAI and Anthropic

    U.S. President Trump stated the government may consider taking equity stakes in OpenAI and Anthropic, similar to its Intel investment, while ruling out nationalization of AI companies.

  3. 003ChainCatcherOCT · 01English

    The 30-year mortgage rate in the United States has risen to 7.28%, reaching a nearly three-year high

    The US 30-year mortgage rate has climbed to 7.28%, its highest level since November 2023, while 15-year rates reached 6.6%. Elevated interest rates are dampening the real estate market, with existing home sales in August falling 2% month-over-month to an annualized 3.98 million units.

  4. 004ChainCatcherOCT · 01English

    U.S. September manufacturing PMI hits a three-year high

    U.S. manufacturing accelerated in September with PMI hitting its highest level since May 2022, driven by surging new orders that prompted increased production, hiring, and order backlogs. Despite declining exports, safety stock demand supported growth, fueling market speculation about further Federal Reserve interest rate increases.

  5. 005ChainCatcherOCT · 01English

    Wall Street institutions warn: The Federal Reserve has committed the "original sin," and the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond may approach 8%

    TS Lombard's Chief Economist Steven Blitz warns the Federal Reserve committed an "original sin" by easing monetary policy prematurely before inflation was fully suppressed, potentially driving the 10-year Treasury yield to 8%. He attributes this to loose fiscal and monetary policies combined with political pressure, arguing the political will to genuinely suppress inflation may not emerge until 2029.

  6. 006ChainCatcherOCT · 01English

    The U.S. Secretary of Defense announced the establishment of an autonomous operations command

    U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced the creation of the Autonomous Combat Command to enhance military capabilities in drones, AI, and command systems. The Pentagon plans to double autonomous combat spending to $74 billion in its budget request.

  7. 007ChainCatcherSEP · 30English

    The spread of U.S. CCC-rated corporate bonds has exceeded 1,000 basis points

    The spread between U.S. CCC-rated corporate bonds and Treasuries has exceeded 1,000 basis points for the first time since the 2023 regional banking crisis, driven by economic uncertainty and high interest rate sensitivity among the riskiest issuers.

  8. 008ChainCatcherSEP · 30English

    Federal Reserve's Cook: Committed to restoring inflation to the 2% target

    Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook stated that U.S. inflation has remained above the 2% target for over five years and supports a 25 basis point rate hike in September to restore price stability. She noted that rural inflation exceeded urban inflation post-pandemic, driven by energy and housing costs.

  9. 009ChainCatcherSEP · 30English

    SEC Chairman: Will clarify on-chain financing rules within statutory authority

    SEC Chairman Paul Atkins said the agency will clarify on-chain financing rules using its existing authority, after Congress failed to pass the CLARITY Act in September. The SEC has already taken steps to support tokenized securities through recent guidance and FAQs.

  10. 010ChainCatcherSEP · 30English

    Meta applies for high tax credits using AI data centers

    Meta is applying for substantial U.S. research and development tax credits for its AI data centers, a strategy that reduced its taxes by nearly $4 billion last year. However, internal accountants and tax experts warn the classification of AI data centers as R&D projects may carry legal risks and is unusually aggressive.