2026-10-26 03:00 UTC | BLOCK 973168
BITCOIN $79,550 | GOLD $3,997 | OIL $109.55
1. Serbia's Vučić Concedes as Student Movement Wins Snap Election
-- Long-serving leader Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat after his Serbian Progressive Party lost Sunday's parliamentary election to the student-led Student List, which was projected to take about 141 of 250 seats on turnout not seen since the mid-2000s.
-- A Student List majority ends more than a decade of Progressive Party dominance and hands judicial and anti-corruption reform, the core of Serbia's stalled EU accession, to a movement with no detailed foreign-policy platform and an untested relationship with Washington.
2. Netanyahu Presses Trump for Help Days Before Israeli Election
-- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked President Trump in two calls over three days for firmer public support ahead of Tuesday's vote, Axios reported, citing US and Israeli sources; a US source called the lobbying a sign of desperation, while Netanyahu's Likud denied a recent request.
-- Tuesday's election decides whether Washington keeps a close ally in office while renewed strikes on Iran remain under discussion, a pairing that leaves Gulf shipping and oil, with Brent at $109.55, exposed to another interruption.
3. SpaceX Closes $40 Billion Debt Deal to Buy AI Chips
-- Elon Musk said SpaceX closed $40 billion in debt financing to purchase GPUs, expanding a business that rents out access to advanced chips, and warned that some AI rivals will not survive.
-- The borrowing ties the rocket company's balance sheet to AI capital spending as investors question infrastructure returns, and compute lessors face power and chip-supply limits that fresh debt cannot remove.
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