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According to CoinWorld news, CNBC reported that Goldman Sachs' Anthony Gutman said governments need to cut fiscal deficits to address soaring bond yields.
Spain's strategic reserve of petroleum products company: Spain's crude oil imports in August increased by 11% year-on-year, reaching 5.7 million tons.
According to CoinWorld news, Spain's Strategic Reserve Corporation of Petroleum Products: Spain's crude oil imports in August increased by 11% year-on-year, reaching 5.7 million tons.
S&P Global launches AAA risk ratings for the $10B DeFi lending market
CoinWorld data: S&P Global has announced the launch of an AAA risk scoring framework for the DeFi lending market, aimed at helping investors better compare the risks of these growing lending products. According to S&P's framework, AAA(v) represents the relative risk with the lowest risk of investor loss. Over the past two years, deposits in DeFi lending vaults have surged from $1.5 billion to $10 billion, with the market growing nearly sevenfold. S&P Global launched its new Vault Risk Assessment (VRA) on October 5, 2026, scoring each vault according to its risk level. S&P said digital asset vaults can operate like managed fixed-income funds, with strategies that can run automatically through smart contracts or be managed by human curators.
The most recent funding rate for the SOL perpetual contract is 0.002358%.
CoinWorld data: The most recent funding rate for the SOLUSDT perpetual contract is 0.002358%, with longs paying shorts. This is down 0.0076 percentage points compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago.
Aramco CEO: Oil demand is recovering, inventories need to be replenished.
According to Bijie News, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated that oil demand is recovering and inventories need to be replenished.
Aramco CEO: The world needs an additional 2 million barrels of oil per day over the next 18 months.
According to Bijie News, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated that over the next 18 months, the world will need an additional 2 million barrels per day of oil demand to absorb current inventories.
Mastercard launches probability scoring to enhance agentic commerce trust mechanisms.
Mastercard announced the launch of "probability scoring" on September 30, aiming to enhance the trust mechanism for AI-initiated transactions. The payment network has incorporated the new feature into its agentic commerce trust framework, combining it with the identity verification services of Cloudflare and Skyfire. This move is not a simple partnership announcement, but a profound supplement to the trust structure, indicating that identity verification alone is no longer sufficient to meet the needs of agentic commerce. Mastercard's probability scoring system dynamically evaluates each AI-initiated transaction, using Cloudflare's network signals and Skyfire's agent verification layer to generate a trust score. This system is not merely a traditional fraud score, but assesses whether a transaction was actually initiated by an agent. Mastercard executives said this capability will complete the trust infrastructure required for agentic commerce.
Saudi Aramco's CEO said: commercial crude oil inventories currently stand at less than 6 billion barrels, and the vast majority of that is effectively unavailable.
According to Bijie Network news, the CEO of Saudi Aramco stated: current commercial crude oil inventories are only less than 6 billion barrels, and the vast majority of that is actually inaccessible.
The most recent funding rate for the ETH perpetual contract is 0.006853%.
Bjie.com data: The most recent funding rate for the ETHUSDT perpetual contract is 0.006853%, with longs paying shorts. This is up 0.0015 percentage points compared with the same-caliber snapshot 24 hours ago.
Saudi Aramco warns global oil inventories have fallen to low levels.
Amin Nasser, CEO of Saudi Aramco, said that global oil inventories used to buffer supply shocks have become "alarmingly low." If the Strait of Hormuz cannot be reopened, the global energy market faces the risk of further deterioration. A few days ago, governments of major global economies announced plans to release up to 100 million barrels of emergency crude oil and diesel inventories to ease rising fuel costs. Speaking at the Energy Intelligence Forum in London, Nasser said: "Until the Strait of Hormuz is fully reopened and market confidence is restored, pressures on both the supply and demand sides will intensify further." He also mentioned that Saudi Aramco is looking for alternative crude oil export routes and increasing international oil storage facilities to reduce its dependence on a single mode of transportation for supplying crude oil to global buyers.