The Fed accepted a total of $1.101 trillion from 97 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Fitch: Global ESG Islamic bonds have exceeded US$33 billion and are expected to continue to grow.

Market news: Israel struck down militants who launched missiles in Lebanon.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Such attacks on critical infrastructure prove that pressure on Russia is insufficient and more severe sanctions are needed.

The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield rose 15 basis points to 5.09% during the day.

Spot palladium fell 2.00% during the day and is now at $1,098.62 per ounce.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia’s drone attack in the Khmelnytsky region was likely to target a nuclear power plant.

Market News: Intesa Sanpaolo will not pay Italy’s windfall tax, opting for exit clause.

SEC Chairman: The SEC imposed $5 billion in fines and other related costs for violations in fiscal year 2023, down from $6.4 billion in the same period last year; it filed 780 enforcement actions, down from about 700 a year ago. There was an increase; 133 individuals were banned from holding director and executive positions, the most bans in a decade.

Market news: Visa (VN) and MasterCard will face lower swipe fee caps under the Federal Reserve’s proposal. The Fed also proposed automatically updating the cap on debit card interchange fees every two years, based on the latest reported data.

Market news: Venezuelan prosecutors announced an investigation into the main opposition primary vote.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield rose 10 basis points to 4.927% during the day.

Russian Economy Ministry: As of October 23, the annual consumer inflation rate was 6.59%, an increase from 6.38% a week ago.

According to Nikkei: A Japanese stock exchange plans to test a system that allows international investors to trade in their own currencies.

French President Macron: Any "large-scale ground invasion" by Israel in the Gaza Strip would be a mistake.

Brent crude oil hit $88 per barrel, up 0.88% on the day.