Russian President Vladimir Putin: We expect Russia and Kyrgyzstan to expand defense cooperation.

IMF: Seven or eight African countries currently need debt restructuring.

Delta Air Lines (DAL.N) rose nearly 1.5% before the market opened, and its Q3 revenue exceeded market expectations.

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: Artificial intelligence will have an important impact on the financial system, and regulatory agencies need to keep up with its development.

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: The launch of any digital euro will not cause significant changes to banks’ business models.

Indian Oil Minister: Don’t expect conflict in Israel to affect oil supply lines.

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: The top priority in 2024 is how regulators review the climate transition plans of financial institutions.

Israel said that so far 97 people have been confirmed to be held hostage in the Gaza Strip.

ECB Governing Council member Nott: Credit Suisse suffered an "exceptional failure".

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: So far, high interest rates have not had a systemic knock-on effect on the financial sector.

Bank of England chief economist Peel: We may be too sensitive to short-term data fluctuations.

Peel, chief economist of the Bank of England: The task has not been completed and it is too early to talk about lifting measures.

IMF: The impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict on the regional economy is difficult to predict.

ECB Governing Council Member Nott: Inflation in the services sector is expected to slow, with wages being the key.

Spokesperson of the Iraqi Oil Ministry: Committed to the OPEC+ voluntary production reduction plan.

A spokesman for the Iraqi Oil Ministry: OPEC+ will not respond quickly to challenges facing the market because it is very cautious when making decisions.

Spokesperson of the Iraqi Oil Ministry: The occurrence of security incidents is one of the main factors leading to the lack of stability in the global market. The extent of the impact of security incidents on the flow of supply and demand depends on the duration of the incident.

ECB Governing Council Member Notte: Eurozone growth will be weak.