London Stock Exchange: The glitch that caused the trading halt has now been resolved.

Fed Harker: The Fed has reached a point where it can hold interest rates steady. Inflation will certainly not be tolerated to accelerate again.

Fed Harker: A series of recent economic data have been slightly stronger than I had previously predicted.

Fed Harker: A decisive and patient policy stance will help the U.S. economy have a soft landing.

In the week ending October 14, foreign central banks held US Treasury bonds of -US$3.352 billion, compared with the previous value of US$3.65 billion.

Market news: The United States and the European Union have stalled on a steel deal, which may lead to the reimposition of tariffs. Both sides are seeking a deal to avoid a return to Trump-era tariffs.

European Commission President von der Leyen: It is "real" that the Palestinian-Israeli conflict may lead to regional risk spillovers.

According to the Times of Israel: Air raid sirens sounded in central Israel, including Tel Aviv.

According to AFP: Hamas says several people were killed in a Gaza church after an Israeli attack.

Metropolitan Commercial Bank will pay a fine of about $30 million for misuse of prepaid card accounts.

U.S. Department of Energy: It expects to issue additional Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) procurement tenders every month until at least May 2024.

Toyota and Tesla have agreed on the use of Tesla Superchargers in North America.

Fed Bostic did not mention the interest rate outlook in his speech.

U.S. Department of Defense Secretary Ryder: Small-scale attacks are worrying and dangerous.

Sources: Brazilian President Lula plans to approve the appointment of two new central bank members before the January interest rate decision.

A spokesman for the U.S. Department of Defense: Two Iron Dome systems have been delivered to Israel.