The United Nations Security Council will meet on Friday to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, according to diplomats.

According to media reports, the currency ratio for forced sales of foreign exchange by Russian companies will be determined by the Russian government.

According to media reports, a Northeast Express train derailment occurred in Bihar, India. At least four people died and nearly 100 were injured.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 1.13% in night trading at 18,137 points, a 244-point premium.

White House: US President Biden will travel to Colorado on October 16.

US President Biden will announce an allocation of US$750 million for the MACH2 Hydrogen Energy Center.

Makoto Kanda, Deputy Minister of Finance of Japan: The conflict between Israel and Hamas has had an impact on the market. Although the impact on the global economy is difficult to predict, relevant departments are ready to respond according to developments.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the Saudi crown prince that Turkey has begun efforts to provide aid to civilians affected by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Sources: A hydrogen energy center plan supported by US Democratic Senator Manchin will be one of the beneficiaries of the US$7 billion in funding released by the government on Friday.

Sources: U.S. President Biden announced on Friday that $750 million in funding will be provided for regional hydrogen energy centers including parts of New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania.

Goldman Sachs has signed an agreement to sell its financial technology company Greensky to the investment company Sixth Street Group.

"I hope they take care of their business to end the chaos," a White House spokesman said when asked about the Republican nomination of Scalise as House speaker.

According to CNN: The U.S. House of Representatives will not vote on the candidate for House Speaker this afternoon.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken said he would meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States "supports Israel" before boarding a plane to Israel.

Fed Minutes: Many participants pointed to data volatility and potential data revisions as supporting caution in determining the extent of further tightening.

Fed Minutes: Some want the debate to shift from “how high” to “how long.”

Fed meeting minutes: Participants said inflation was "unacceptably high" and more evidence was needed to be confident that price pressures were waning.

Federal Reserve meeting minutes: The vast majority of participants continue to believe that the future trend of the economy is "highly uncertain."