[Bank of America survey: More and more fund managers believe the Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates further] Bank of America’s September global fund manager survey showed that a total of 60% of fund managers surveyed did not expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates further, which was higher than the August survey 47% of the survey and 9% of the July survey. The survey found that 38% of fund managers expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates for the first time in the second half of 2024, and 36% expect a rate cut in the second quarter. A total of 33% believe the Fed is "not done yet" with raising interest rates, down from 47% last month.

EU antitrust regulators want to understand the impact of the remedies on the companies, sources said.

NZD/USD fell back below 0.59, down 0.33% on the day.

Spot gold fell by more than $4 in the short term, reaching as low as $1,914.52 per ounce.

According to Swedish SR radio: Sweden will ask the armed forces to investigate the possibility of sending Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine.

Commerzbank: The momentum for rising oil prices has almost been exhausted, and a correction is expected given the weakening economy.

Commerzbank: Keeping its Brent crude oil price forecast unchanged, it is expected to be US$85 per barrel by the end of the year.

Breeden, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England: There needs to be a national discussion on central bank digital currency (CBDC), and there are many concerns about privacy.

Francisco Blanch, commodity strategist at Bank of America: Saudi Arabia and OPEC+ will act cautiously as oil prices rise.

According to Japanese broadcaster NHK: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will appoint Yoshitaka Shindo as Minister of Economic Affairs.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden: The outlook for inflation expectations is crucial, and we are also paying attention to the impact of existing tightening policies.

Libyan National Oil Company: Libyan crude oil production is 1.216 million barrels per day.

European Commission President Von der Leyen: The EU will mobilize all possible resources to help Greece, and Greece can use up to 2.25 billion euros of EU funds.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden: There are mixed signals when it comes to wages and prices.

Indian trade official: An additional 20% tariff on apple imports from the United States has been lifted as part of a WTO dispute settlement.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden: We don’t expect a recession.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden: There will be "a lot of austerity measures".