RBA Chairman Bullock: The RBA does not target the unemployment rate.

Swedish central bank president Teden: The Swedish central bank plans to make a request for capital injection in early 2024.

RBA Chairman Bullock: Inflation expectations remain relatively stable.

Swedish central bank president Teden: The Swedish central bank needs a capital injection of nearly 80 billion Swedish kronor.

Riden Bank President Teden: Negative assets will not have a short-term impact.

Swedish central bank president Teden: The Swedish central bank needs to restore capital.

Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Bullock: Real disposable income of households has been "hardly hit".

RBA Chairman Bullock: Household balance sheets are generally solid.

Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Bullock: There is uncertainty about the impact of the Israeli conflict on global trade.

RBA Chairman Bullock: Global uncertainty is great.

U.S. National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Otis is strengthening and is expected to become a hurricane before reaching the southern coast of Mexico, and hurricane warnings have been issued for parts of southern Mexico.

Algeria’s energy minister says the country is in talks to develop a southern European hydrogen corridor.

National Hurricane Center: Tropical depression producing heavy rainfall in Nicaragua.

United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA): We call for the unhindered delivery of humanitarian assistance to Gaza.

USD/JPY rose 15 points in the short term and is now at 149.51.

The UK PMI composite output index in October was 48.6, a two-month high; the business activity index was 49.2, a nine-month low; the manufacturing output index was 45.3, a three-month high; the manufacturing PMI index was 45.2, a three-month high.

ECB Governing Council Member Makhlouf: We are paying close attention to the crisis in the Middle East and do not want to draw premature conclusions about the impact on the economy and monetary policy.