According to TASS: Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan said that a peace agreement with Azerbaijan may be reached before the end of the year.

Mayor of Moscow, Russia: A drone was shot down in the Ramenskoye district of Moscow.

Market News: Commodity trader Trafigura faces difficulties in its metals business after posting losses. The company may be willing to bring in outside investors into the business, and it has explored a number of potential deal options.

U.S. President Biden will meet with Brazilian President Lula next Wednesday.

US President Joe Biden will meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu next Wednesday.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Russian air defense system destroyed four more Ukrainian fixed-wing drones over the northwest and east coast of Crimea.

Stellantis (STLA.N): Proposed a 21% wage increase for hourly workers and more than $1 billion in additional funding for pension plans.

United Auto Workers: Will ensure any laid-off workers do not go without income.

Polish Interior Minister: Poland will ban Russians from driving into the country starting from Sunday.

EU Economic Commissioner Gentiloni: There is a will to reach a compromise on EU fiscal rules. EU Economic Commissioner Gentiloni: All countries are willing to work towards an agreement.

Turkish President Erdogan: Turkey may "part ways" with the EU if necessary.

Ukraine said the two ships would head to the Ukrainian port of Chernomorsk to load grain.

ECB Governing Council member Holzmann: Inflation risks have not weakened recently.

Russian Defense Ministry: Russia shot down two Ukrainian drones in the Kaluga and Tver regions.

According to the New York Times: The California government filed lawsuits against Exxon Mobil, Shell, BP, ConocoPhillips and Chevron.

Nezha Automobile’s official Weibo announced that the cumulative delivery in the Thai market exceeded 10,000 units.

The size of U.S. bank deposits increased to $17.293 trillion from $17.270 trillion last week.

General Motors (GM.N): It expects its Kansas plant to run out of parts as early as next week due to a strike at its Missouri plant.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Disney (DIS.N) Chief Information Officer Diane Jurgens has resigned.