U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: When interest rates fluctuate more, sometimes you will see some impact on market functions, but that is normal.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The turmoil in the U.S. bond market has not led to market "dysfunction."

Sources: The European Central Bank sees no urgent reason to end the reinvestment of its emergency anti-epidemic bond purchase program and says discussions should be suspended. There is currently no discussion about activating the transmission protection tool.

Sources: ECB policymakers believe rising Italian bond yields are justified by deteriorating budget fundamentals.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said businesses and households are coping well with higher borrowing costs and believes banks will not suffer again from the turmoil caused by a sharp rise in borrowing costs earlier this year.

United Auto Workers: Union members at Mack Trucks go on strike.

Petrobras: Expect volatility in diesel prices following Israeli attacks.

Market news: Siemens Energy considers closing plants in its wind energy sector.

The Bank of Israel: Currently has no intention to sell more than $30 billion in foreign exchange.

Egyptian Prime Minister: Egypt will eliminate some tariffs and fees in the next six months to reduce the price of key commodities.

Bank of Israel: It’s hard to say what impact the Israel-Hamas conflict will have.

Bank of Israel: It is important to intervene in markets to reduce uncertainty and stabilize volatility.

Market news: Qatar leads hostage exchange negotiations between Hamas and Israel.

Bank of Israel: High levels of reserves enable the central bank to support the economy in emergencies.

Reeves, head of fiscal policy for the British Labor Party: The Labor government will increase the stamp duty surcharge on overseas home buyers.

According to the Associated Press: Saudi Arabia told FIFA they want to host the 2034 World Cup.

Reeves, head of fiscal policy for the British Labor Party: The British Labor Party will establish a new national wealth fund.

Brazilian Central Bank Survey: Brazilian economists expect GDP growth in 2023 to be 2.92%, the same as the previous estimate; GDP growth in 2024 is expected to be 1.50%, the same as the previous estimate.

Brazilian Central Bank Survey: Brazilian economists expect the SELIC interest rate at the end of 2023 to be 11.75%, the same as the previous forecast; the SELIC interest rate at the end of 2024 is expected to be 9.00%, the same as the previous forecast.