CEO of Italian oil company Eni: The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has no impact on natural gas supply.

According to the Financial Times: Britain will lift bonus caps on bank staff to boost the City of London.

Barclays: Material disruption to oil supply remains a tail risk and is being priced in as such.

Barclays: The immediate impact of the lifting of sanctions on Venezuela will be limited, and production is expected to increase, which means that the fair value of Brent crude oil in the fourth quarter of 2024 is estimated to be $2 lower than $99 per barrel.

Prime Minister of Ukraine: Financial support totaling 42 billion euros from international partners is needed in 2024.

Ukrainian Prime Minister: Our budget plan assumes that every month next year will be a conflict month.

Binance: Aware that some users’ Euro holdings are showing impact.

Spokesperson for the British Prime Minister: Twelve British people have been killed and five are still missing after Hamas attacked Israel.

Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency: OPEC+ has sufficient spare capacity to calm the market if needed.

Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency: If the regional crisis expands to the Strait of Hormuz, the LNG market will be at risk.

Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency: If the crisis in the Middle East escalates, the oil market will face risks.

General Motors (GM.N) CFO: The company withdrew its 2023 guidance due to the uncertainty of the strike.

The yield on British 2-year government bonds rose by about 2 basis points on the day, after falling by about 8 basis points before.

Market news: Nigeria will cancel marginal oil field exploration licenses.

Israel confirmed it dropped leaflets in Gaza seeking information about the hostages.

Nigerian Minister: Nigeria plans to hold another round of oil tenders soon.

Market news: Israel attacks personnel trying to launch rockets from Lebanon.

Market news: Rheinmetall and Ukrainian defense industry establish joint venture in Kiev.

The Intelligence and Security Service of Moldova issued an order to block more than 20 Russian media websites, saying it was conducting "information warfare" against the country.