UBS (UBS.N) CEO: 2024 is a critical year that will incur the most costs.

Ministry of Tourism of Thailand: Thailand has received 22.6 million foreign tourists so far this year, earning 954.2 billion baht in foreign tourism revenue.

The statement read: The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights traveled to the Middle East to seek access to Israel, the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

UBS (UBS.N) Chief Financial Officer: Plans to repay outstanding funds from the Swiss National Bank in the coming months.

UBS (UBS.N) Chief Financial Officer: SNB funding levels remain unchanged.

UBS (UBS.N) Chief Financial Officer: Revenue is expected to gradually increase in 2024.

The UK 2-year government bond yield fell to its lowest point since June 12, at 4.629%, down more than 9 basis points from the previous day.

ECB Vice President Guindos: The ECB will continue to formulate future monetary policy based on a data-dependent approach.

The yield gap between UK 2-year government bond yields and German 2-year government bond yields narrowed by 7 basis points, the narrowest since September 27.

UK 2-year government bond yields fell more than 7 basis points to their lowest in two days.

UBS CEO: We are progressing as planned.

Japanese and British ministers stated that only a Palestinian-Israeli solution is a feasible way to a just and lasting peace.

The foreign and defense ministers of Japan and the United Kingdom issued a joint statement calling for a "humanitarian ceasefire" in Gaza.

US Geological Survey: A magnitude 5.4 earthquake occurred 52 kilometers north-northeast of Oki, Solomon Islands.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire: The inflation crisis is over.

Spot palladium fell 2.00% on the day and is now at $1,094.73 per ounce.

Bank of Korea members: See upward risks to inflation outweighing downside risks.

Bank of Korea member: The committee should determine whether further tightening or easing is needed in the future.

Bank of Korea member: Inflation slowdown may be more delayed than expected.

Bank of Korea members: The possibility of other major countries raising interest rates again cannot be ruled out.