Qatar Airways: Expect supply problems for Boeing and Airbus to ease within two years.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Romania’s deputy chief of staff at the Ministry of Defense said that the country’s military is ready to shoot down Russian drones that pose a threat.

US Geological Survey: A magnitude 5.1 earthquake occurred 76 kilometers west-northwest of HIHIFO, Tonga.

[The number of new oil and gas drilling rigs in the United States is the most since November last year] Baker Hughes Oil Services reported that the number of oil and gas drilling rigs added in the United States this week was the most since November last year, marking the second consecutive week of increases. In an early indicator of future output, the number of rigs drilling for oil and gas rose by nine in the latest week to 641, the highest level since mid-August. Despite the increase in rig counts this week, Baker Hughes said the total rig count was still down 122 rigs, or 16%, compared with this time last year. Oil rigs increased by 2 to 515, the largest weekly increase since April; natural gas rigs increased by 8 to 121.

The Fed accepted a total of $1.401 trillion from 96 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

The S&P 500 fell more than 1%, and the Nasdaq is now down 1.4%.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: The General Staff of Ukraine reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces raided and liberated Andriivka on the Bakhmut Front and captured near Klishchiivka in the Donetsk Oblast Partially successful.

Market News: Former JPMorgan gold trader Jordan was sentenced to six months in prison for fraud.

WTI crude oil has little short-term fluctuations, at $89.9 per barrel.

The total number of natural gas rigs drilled in the United States in the week to September 15 was 121, compared with the previous value of 113.

Nigerian President Tinubu nominated Yemi Cardoso as the new governor of the central bank.

United Auto Workers of Canada (UNIFOR): Stands in solidarity with UAW members in support of their strikes at Ford, General Motors and Stellantis.

US Secretary of State Blinken: Normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel will be transformative.

According to Interfax: Russia is considering implementing protective fuel export tariffs and providing compensation.

According to the Financial Times: A group of international bond investors from Credit Suisse are formulating plans to sue the Swiss government in a U.S. court.

US President Biden: Companies should go further in providing benefits to employees.

U.S. President Biden: Sent U.S. officials Gene Spelling and Julie Su to Detroit.