World Bank President Angie Pang: Due to the conflict in the Middle East, the world is in a more dangerous situation than business as usual.

According to TASS: Russia will harvest approximately 140 million tons of cereals in 2023.

Market news: Germany’s Economy Minister promised to provide 50 billion euros in tax cuts to industry over the next four years.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire: Citroën and Renault cars have been included in the national leasing plan.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore plans to abolish the existing system of registered fund management companies.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore consults on the regulatory framework for fund managers.

WTI crude oil futures fell by US$0.3 in the short term, reaching as low as US$85.32 per barrel.

Devlet Bahceli, an ally of Turkish President Erdogan: The mission of protecting Gaza falls on Turkey’s shoulders.

The price of baseload electricity delivered the next day in Germany increased by 5.1% to 123.50 euros/MWh.

Nvidia (NVDA.O) is rumored to be developing Arm-based PC chips to challenge Intel. Arm (ARM.O) rose more than 2.3% before the market opened, while Intel (INTC.O) fell nearly 1%.

Devlet Bahceli, an ally of Turkish President Erdogan: Turkey should use military deterrence to support diplomacy.

Bulgaria’s state-owned Bulgaria Gas Transport Company has begun research into expanding the capacity of the border crossing.

HSBC CEO Qi Yaonian: Worried about the "tipping point" of the fiscal deficit.

Blackstone Group CEO Schwarzman: 2024 will be "not so good", but we will bottom out and rebound after that.

Blackstone Group CEO Schwarzman: The Federal Reserve has had a "pretty good impact" on inflation.

ECB survey: Loan demand from businesses and households continues to fall sharply.

ECB survey: Eurozone banks will further tighten credit standards in the third quarter of 2023, exceeding expectations.

RBA Chairman Bullock: The Australian dollar is relatively stable on a trade-weighted basis and there is no concern about policy.