23:11:51
U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer: The supplemental funding request is too important to wait for the House of Representatives to process.
23:01:03
U.S. banking regulators have extended the comment period on the proposed final Basel capital rules to January 16, 2024.
23:00:45
As of the close at 23:00, the main domestic futures contracts were up and down. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) rose by more than 2%, and rapeseed meal rose by more than 1%. In terms of decline, pulp fell by more than 2%, and iron ore, soda ash, cotton, cotton yarn, asphalt, and PTA fell by more than 1%.
22:57:57
The Istanbul Bank Index may hit its lowest closing price since September 19.
22:52:02
Reuters survey: 29 of 32 economists said the Bank of Canada will keep overnight interest rates unchanged at 5.00% on October 25, while the other three believe it will raise interest rates by 25 basis points.
22:51:41
Reuters poll: Most economists say the Bank of Canada will cut the overnight interest rate to 4.75% or lower by the end of the second quarter of 2024.
22:42:46
Market news: Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak suggested that Russian refineries increase diesel production in winter.
22:38:38
The euro hit 1.06 against the U.S. dollar, up 0.17% on the day.
22:36:51
Stellantis (STLA.N) canceled plans to attend the SEMA & LA auto show as costs from the strike continue to rise.
22:32:44
The Nasdaq fell 1% on the day.
22:32:18
White House: Administration urges Congress to approve funding as part of comprehensive bipartisan deal in coming weeks.
22:31:44
White House: The supplemental funding request includes $9 billion for humanitarian assistance in Ukraine, Israel and the Gaza Strip.
22:31:19
White House: Biden requested $14.3 billion in additional funding for Israel, $10.6 billion of which is military aid.
22:31:05
White House: Biden requests $61.4 billion in additional funding to support Ukraine.
22:30:35
White House: Administration asks Congress to provide nearly $106 billion in additional funding for Ukraine, Israel and border protection.
22:29:11
[The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index recorded seventh consecutive weekly rise] The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index fell on Friday, but recorded a seventh consecutive weekly rise due to strong demand for capesize ships. The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index fell 25 points to 2,046 points, rising 5.3% this week. The capesize shipping index fell 77 points, or 2.1%, to 3556 points; it rose 6.9% this week. The average daily profit of capesize vessels decreased by US$637 to US$29,493. The Panamax Shipping Price Index rose 3 points, or 0.2%, to 1,638 points. The average daily profit of Panamax ships increased by US$19 to US$14,738. The Supramax Bulk Carrier Freight Index was unchanged at 1,287 points, up 1.5% this week.
22:20:01
Schlumberger (SLB.N) CEO: Russian business accounts for 5% of current comprehensive revenue.
22:18:58
Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: We will decide on the nomination of relevant candidates for the central bank in the next few days.
22:18:30
Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: The Brazilian Central Bank Committee’s initial decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points was correct and the economy has begun to slow down.
22:17:41
Spot gold fell by about $6 in the short term and is now at $1,985.01 per ounce.