Senior U.S. General Brown: We have not seen any signs that other actors are preparing to take action against Israel.

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 narrowed their daily gains, while the Dow turned lower.

Activision Blizzard (ATVI.O) turned higher on the day.

Market news: UK merger regulators are expected to approve the Microsoft and Activision deal in the coming days.

US Defense Secretary Austin: Military aid to Israel started flowing yesterday, and Iron Dome interceptors and other munitions are coming soon.

U.S. official: The United States will investigate more intelligence, including whether some Iranian "systems" had better knowledge of what was coming or contributed to the plan.

U.S. official: The United States has no evidence that Iran directed or planned Hamas attacks, but it is likely that Tehran knew that Hamas planned to take "actions" against Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Called US President Biden again.

According to Algeria Ennahar TV: Algeria has lifted import restrictions to cope with shortages.

British Airways spokesperson: British Airways has suspended flights to Tel Aviv.

Source: Sri Lanka official creditor deal unlikely to be reached this week.

Video on social media showed British Foreign Secretary Cleverley running inside a building in Israel as sirens blared around him.

Fed Governor Waller: The current financial situation of the United States is simply unsustainable.

Fed Governor Waller: Not worried about the U.S. dollar’s reserve currency status.

According to Reuters, the International Development Bank (IDB) loan facility may be expanded to $112 billion following an increase in capital.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: There is still no answer to the question about the use of central bank digital currency.

Market news: Greece plans to raise more than 5 billion euros by selling state-owned assets in 2024.

Fed Governor Waller: Unless there is a broader conflict, it is difficult to see a direct link between the conflict in the Middle East and Fed policy.

Fed Governor Waller: We will observe how rising long-term interest rates affect Fed policy.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: GDP growth in the third quarter may exceed 4%, and the economy is really booming.