Market news: Emirates will cut its daily flight service to Tel Aviv until the end of October.

Belgian Prime Minister: Belgium is about to complete its diamond tracking system and hopes to cut off the supply of Russian diamonds from our market.

According to Interfax: Russian gas producer Novatek will build a gas pipeline for a future LNG plant in Murmansk.

Emirates said it will continue to monitor the situation in Israel and remain in close contact with relevant authorities.

ExxonMobil (XOM.N): After the merger, the company will have about 16 billion barrels of oil equivalent resources in the Permian Basin.

Market news: ExxonMobil (XOM.N) is acquiring Pioneer Natural Resources for $253 per share.

Council of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Security Policy of Finland: Regarding Finnish critical infrastructure, the level of preparedness has increased. From a supply security perspective, the situation is stable.

Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Council: Finland maintains close ties with Estonia, but also with other EU and NATO partners on the pipeline case.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Bonger: We want to ensure that inflation is low and stable close to the target before we start cutting interest rates.

Market News: Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister suggested holding the next meeting with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak in November.

UK 30-year government bond yields are expected to post their biggest one-day fall since August 28, falling around 12 basis points on the day.

According to a Reuters survey: The median forecast of 55 strategists shows that the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield is expected to reach 4.25% by the end of the year (currently 4.56%); 19 of 26 strategists said that the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield will reach 4.25% at the end of the year. Yields have peaked in the current cycle.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Banger: The economy is stronger than we expected.

The Israeli military said its air force struck Hezbollah observation posts in Lebanon in response to cross-border fire.

Market News: India’s Cabinet approves agreement with France on digital technology.

Market news: The Indian government approved royalties for three key minerals, including lithium, niobium and rare earths.

Turkish President Erdogan: Urges the United States and Europe to act fairly on Middle East issues.

IMF: The Israel-Hamas conflict could have an impact on the global economy if it leads to higher oil prices.

Turkish President Erdogan: Tensions in the Middle East are showing signs of spreading to the Golan Heights.

Turkish President Erdogan: Türkiye will not fall into an insidious economic trap.