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03:29:03

The UN Security Council has called on all parties to conduct negotiations based on Morocco's autonomy proposal.

03:27:26

The Nasdaq index has just broken through the 23,800.00 mark, currently trading at 23,800.38, up 0.93% on the day.

03:25:55

Shares of Cloudflare, a cloud provider of website security services, surged 12.7% after FactSet data showed that its third-quarter earnings and revenue both exceeded analysts' expectations. Cloudflare's fourth-quarter guidance showed earnings per share of 27 cents, excluding one-time items, higher than analysts' forecast of 26 cents, and fourth-quarter revenue expectations of up to $589.5 million also exceeded the estimated $580.1 million.

03:19:30

After entering orbit, the Shenzhou-21 manned spacecraft successfully docked at the forward port of the Tianhe core module of the space station, completing an autonomous and rapid rendezvous and docking with the space station assembly.

03:17:23

Market News: Canada has listed critical materials as essential for national defense.

03:16:19

Musk claims that within the next 5 to 6 years, applications and operating systems will cease to exist, and most of the content people consume will be generated by artificial intelligence.

03:16:16

The Dominican Republic lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%.

03:16:15

A Reuters poll predicts that Brent crude oil will average $67.99 a barrel in 2025, about 38 cents higher than last month's forecast, while WTI crude oil is expected to average $64.83, slightly higher than the $64.39 forecast in September.

03:11:26

White House National Economic Council Director Hassett stated that the reserved funds have clear legal authorization.

03:10:22

White House National Economic Council Director Hassett said Trump urged the Senate to consider other options.

03:09:17

White House National Economic Council Director Hassett disagreed with the judge's provisional ruling on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

03:07:58

On Friday, October 31, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) continued to disrupt flights due to air traffic control issues, delaying flights at Austin, Newark, and Nashville airports. At least nine FAA facilities faced staffing problems that day. The agency stated that flights at Houston and Dallas airports were likely to be delayed later. Nashville flights were delayed an average of 61 minutes, Austin flights 50 minutes, and Newark flights 101 minutes. FlightAware reported that as of 12:30 PM ET, 2,200 U.S. flights were delayed and 300 flights were canceled.

03:06:52

Canada's energy minister said he would accelerate a key mineral project worth C$6.4 billion during the G7 energy and environment ministers' meeting.

03:06:51

The United Nations Security Council is expected to adopt a draft resolution to extend the mandate of the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) until October 31, 2026, a one-year extension.

03:05:48

The Colombian government believes the tax bill has a high chance of being approved.

03:05:42

Rio Tinto, Newmont Graphite, and the Canadian government signed agreements involving the critical minerals graphite and scandium.

03:03:36

On October 31 local time, a U.S. federal judge ruled that the Trump administration could not suspend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (commonly known as "food stamps") during the government shutdown, arguing that this move might violate federal law because the program ran out of funds on October 31 during the government shutdown. The program covers approximately 42 million people across the United States, about one-eighth of the total population, and most of them have incomes below the poverty line. Recipients can use federal food relief funds to purchase food at designated stores and other places.

03:03:34

Bank of America economist Aditya Bhave points out that there have been questions in recent months about whether tariffs have led to increased consumer inflation, but they believe there is no dispute that tariffs have already pushed up consumer prices.

03:02:30

Newmont Graphite has signed a binding term sheet with the Canadian government, agreeing to supply 30,000 tons of graphite concentrate annually for the next seven years.

03:02:29

According to the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. State Department has approved the sale of construction services for the Ebin Air National Guard base to Singapore, with the deal estimated at $353 million.

03:01:24

The Hang Seng Index futures closed up 0.26% at 25,975 points, while the Hang Seng Tech Index futures closed up 0.40% at 5,950 points.

03:00:22

Colombia's deputy finance minister said there is almost no room left to cut public spending in Colombia.

02:59:13

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 47,600.00 mark, currently trading at 47,600.90, up 0.17% on the day.

02:57:08

Colombian President Petro said Colombia will wait until new policymakers are appointed before cutting interest rates.

02:56:06

On October 31, local time, the Cuban government officially responded to the US's recent hurricane aid proposal, stating that the US had only made a statement but had not taken any action, making no concrete commitments or responding to Cuba's questions. Joanna Tabrada, Deputy Director of US Affairs at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that after the US issued its statement, the Cuban Embassy in Washington immediately contacted the US State Department, but to date, the US has neither proposed a specific aid plan nor responded to the questions raised during the communication. The statement also pointed out that other countries and UN agencies that expressed their willingness to provide assistance at the same time have either fulfilled their commitments or are making orderly progress. The Cuban government emphasized that in recent years, Cuba has never imposed additional conditions in its disaster response efforts, and there are currently multiple channels open for US individuals and organizations willing to provide assistance to affected people and their families; humanitarian aid work can continue as usual.

02:53:53

JPMorgan Chase raised its target price for Joby Aviation from $7 to $8 per share.

02:49:41

The foreign ministers of Canada, Norway, and the United Kingdom expressed their concern about the situation following Tanzania's recent national elections.

02:49:40

According to the relevant draft budget, Angola expects its GDP growth rate to reach 4.2% in 2026.

02:48:36

The Colombian government has indicated that there is room to stimulate economic activity.

02:45:27

Data from the Intercontinental Exchange's European futures market shows that as of October 28, feed wheat speculators reduced their net short positions by 55 contracts to 921 contracts; sugar speculators increased their net long positions by 1,319 contracts to 23,546 contracts; Robusta coffee speculators increased their net long positions by 454 contracts to 13,882 contracts; and cocoa futures speculators reduced their net short positions by 161 contracts to 15,448 contracts.

02:44:22

As of the week ending October 28, speculators on ICE diesel futures increased their net long positions by 33,930 contracts to 79,696 contracts.

02:44:21

As of the week ending October 28, ICE Brent crude oil speculators increased their net long positions by 119,046 contracts, reaching 171,567 contracts.

02:43:17

Starting November 1st, Zambia will reduce gasoline prices by 5.3%.

02:42:12

A U.S. spokesperson stated that the United States welcomes investments and participation in Syria that contribute to peace and prosperity.

02:42:11

S&P believes that the delay in the delivery of the first 777X aircraft will ease previous expectations, while the growth in 737 and 787 aircraft deliveries is expected to make Boeing's credit metrics strong over the next two years.

02:41:08

S&P estimates that Boeing's production costs will rise and customer incentives will be unrecoverable, which will drag down profits in the early stages of delivery.

02:41:04

S&P stated that the US government shutdown may delay Boeing's acquisition of Split Aero Systems until 2026.

02:41:03

Brent crude futures settled up 7 cents, or 0.11%, at $65.07 a barrel.

02:40:00

S&P believes Boeing's outlook is stable, and its view is that the company's credit metrics will approach S&P's expectations for its rating next year.

02:39:59

S&P stated that in addition to the delivery delays of the 777X aircraft, Boeing faces some short-term challenges, but they believe these challenges are relatively manageable.

02:38:55

S&P Global Ratings affirmed Boeing's rating and revised its outlook from negative to stable.

02:38:54

S&P revised Boeing's outlook from negative to stable due to increased production and affirmed its "BBB-" rating.

02:37:50

The Colombian central bank's technical team has lowered its 2025 economic growth forecast to 2.6% from 2.7%.

02:36:45

The Iranian Foreign Ministry said that the Iranian Foreign Minister spoke with the Sudanese Foreign Minister.

02:34:39

The governor of the Central Bank of Colombia said that Colombian inflation is expected to reach its target in the first half of 2027, and that the country's current monetary policy stance is contractionary.

02:34:37

Colombia's deputy finance minister said that supply shocks caused a sharp rise in inflation in Colombia in September.

02:33:35

On October 31 local time, Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Safadi held talks with Bahraini Foreign Minister Zayani during the 21st Manama Dialogue in Manama, the capital of Bahrain. The two sides focused on the situation in Gaza, reiterating the need to effectively consolidate the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, ensure the timely and sufficient delivery of humanitarian aid, and accelerate the process of security, stability and reconstruction in Gaza within a comprehensive framework. They also emphasized the need to promote a just and comprehensive political prospect for peace, to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the "two-state solution," and to achieve lasting peace in the region.

02:33:31

NYMEX December natural gas futures closed at $4.1240 per million British thermal units (MMBtu), NYMEX November gasoline futures closed at $1.9931 per gallon, and NYMEX November heating oil futures closed at $2.4312 per gallon.

02:32:24

BingX has reached a multi-year cooperation agreement with Ferrari.

02:31:19

December WTI crude oil futures closed at $60.98 per barrel.

02:31:19

Due to personnel issues, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a grounding signal at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

02:30:15

Shanghai Futures Exchange crude oil futures contract 2510 rose 0.91% in night trading, closing at RMB463.60 per barrel. Meanwhile, Shanghai gold futures rose 0.39% in night trading, while Shanghai silver futures fell 0.25%.

02:29:11

JPMorgan Chase raised its target price for Amazon from $265 to $305 per share.

02:29:10

Colombia's deputy finance minister stated that Colombia has room to cut interest rates.

02:29:08

Colombia's deputy finance minister stated that Colombia's monetary policy should promote GDP growth.

02:27:02

The governor of the Central Bank of Colombia said that inflation expectations in Colombia have risen.

02:24:56

The Central Bank of Colombia decided to keep the overnight interest rate unchanged at 9.25%.

02:24:55

The Colombian central bank's interest rate decision was supported by a majority of its seven board members.

02:22:49

Russian forces destroyed a vital bridge over the Volcha River in the Dnipropetrovsk region, which served as a crucial transportation route for the Ukrainian army to transport ammunition and equipment towards the Red Army city (known as Pokrovsk by the Ukrainian side).

02:20:43

Market news: In the coming days, another senior U.S. government official will visit Israel, with Iran as the main topic of discussion. He will also visit the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Lebanon.

02:20:41

IRONWOOD PHARMA extended its gains to an intraday high, rising as much as 29%.

02:19:37

Goldman Sachs raised its price target for Roblox from $155 to $180 per share.

02:15:26

The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 5.4-magnitude earthquake south of the Fiji Islands.

02:13:19

Trump claims that Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria.

02:12:16

Trump said he has asked Representative Riley Moore, along with Chairman Tom Cole and the House Appropriations Committee, to immediately launch a thorough investigation into the matter concerning Nigeria and to report back to him.

02:11:12

Trump announced that Nigeria would be designated a "country of particular concern".

02:10:08

According to sources, LLOG Exploration, a U.S. Gulf Coast producer, is considering selling the company for $3 billion.

02:09:04

Elon Musk said that Tesla may launch a flying car this year.

02:07:56

LME copper, aluminum, and zinc prices showed different trends. LME copper closed down $30 at $10,888 per tonne, LME aluminum closed up $20 at $2,884 per tonne, and LME zinc closed up $18 at $3,056 per tonne.

02:05:48

Silver remains under pressure below $50, with short sellers targeting new shorting opportunities. Details>

02:03:10

International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi stated that Tehran has no uranium enrichment activities and that Iran's nuclear facilities were "severely damaged" after the US airstrikes in June, with most operations "completely halted."

02:02:06

On Friday (October 31), in late European trading, influenced by month-end factors, the yield on 10-year German bonds fell to 2.633%, down 1.0 basis point from the previous trading day. It rose a cumulative 0.7 basis point this week and fell a cumulative 7.7 basis points in October. It had remained stable around 2.7% from October 1-7 and 7- On October 17, yields continued to decline, reaching a low of 2.523%, before gradually recovering throughout the month. The yield on two-year German bonds fell 1.8 basis points to 1.968%, roughly unchanged for the week, and down 5.1 basis points for October, having fallen as low as 1.852% on October 17. The yield on 30-year German bonds rose 1.3 basis points to 3.211%, down 6.9 basis points for October. The spread between 2-year and 10-year German bond yields rose 0.721 basis points to +66.275 basis points, down 2.731 basis points for October.

02:02:02

Spot platinum has just fallen below the $1,570.00/ounce mark, with the latest price at $1,569.91/ounce, a daily drop of 1.77%; the latest price of the Nymex platinum futures main contract is $1,573.9/ounce, a daily drop of 2.50%.

02:02:00

The White House says the United States will not send officials to the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference.

02:01:59

ABN AMRO has decided to raise its Tier 1 core capital (CET1) requirement to 11.5%, which includes the 4.5% minimum requirement for Pillar 1.

02:01:57

According to a post on LinkedIn by Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Duesdale on Friday, the notification process for the company's planned 9,000 layoffs is largely complete. The layoffs are global, although the progress varies depending on local laws. This is part of a restructuring plan launched by Duesdale last month. Novo Nordisk is currently facing fierce competition from Eli Lilly in the world's largest pharmaceutical market, the US, where the $150 billion weight-loss drug market is booming, and Novo Nordisk is seeking further breakthroughs.

02:01:54

On Friday, October 31, the South Korean won ultimately rose 0.10% against the US dollar, closing at 1,429.61 won, with a cumulative decline of 1.82% in October.

02:01:52

According to an Atlas Intel poll, Chilean presidential candidates Kaiser and Caster have the same approval rating.

02:01:50

In October, ICE UK natural gas futures fell by 2.89% to close at 81.090 pence/kcal on Friday (October 31) in late European trading; TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures were flat for the month at €31/MWh, after rising to €34.400 on October 23; and ICE EU carbon emissions trading permits (futures prices) rose by 3.72% to €78.54/ton.

02:01:47

Goldman Sachs raised its target price for Apple from $279.00 to $320.00 per share.

02:01:46

According to reports, on Friday local time, four Federal Reserve officials expressed concerns in different forms about this week's rate cut and the possibility of another rate cut in December. This explains why Fed Chairman Powell stated in the post-decision press conference that a December rate cut was not "a certainty." At Wednesday's meeting, only Kansas City Fed President Schmid voted against the decision to cut rates by 25 basis points. In his Friday statement, he explained that his opposition stemmed from concerns about sticky inflation. On the same day, two other officials without voting rights this year—Cleveland Fed President Hamack and Dallas Fed President Logan—also hinted that they would have opposed the rate cut if they had voting rights. Hamack explicitly stated his concern that the rate cut deviated too far from the tightening stance aimed at curbing inflation, saying, "We must maintain a certain level of restraint in policy to bring inflation back to our target." Atlanta Fed President Bostic, who also has no voting rights this year, supported the 25-basis-point rate cut, but emphasized that the prerequisite was that he was certain the policy stance remained tight. He specifically pointed out that with persistent and stubborn inflation in various sectors of the economy, each rate cut makes the rationale for further easing less clear, as interest rates are gradually approaching a neutral level that is unlikely to effectively curb price increases.

02:01:42

The judge ordered the Trump administration to indicate by Monday whether it would approve at least a reduction in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November.

02:01:41

A U.S. judge ruled that the Trump administration's plan to suspend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food relief benefits during the government shutdown was likely illegal.

02:01:39

Some analysts believe the Bank of Canada may have rushed into signaling an end to rate cuts. Avery Shenfeld, chief economist at CIBC Capital Markets, argues that given the current weakness of the Canadian economy, the Bank of Canada should have avoided explicitly defining an "appropriate interest rate level." In his weekly client report, he wrote, "Is the central bank truly out of options? Does the patient need such a diagnosis at this point?" While the Bank of Canada lowered its policy rate this week and hinted at a possible end to the easing cycle, Shenfeld analyzes that although the bank predicts weak economic growth and sets a high threshold for further rate cuts, its own forecasting models support further rate cuts due to the slow digestion of excess capacity. This misalignment between policy guidance and economic reality may confuse the market.

02:01:37

The S&P 500 index reversed its downward trend and rose.

02:01:36

A Boston judge ordered the government to use emergency funds, and that emergency funds must be used.

02:01:35

Trump said that what Democrats need to do is get the government open.

02:01:34

Trump said he is always willing to meet with Democrats.

02:01:31

A judge in Rhode Island, USA, said he would block the Trump administration's plan to suspend the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food relief benefits during the government shutdown.

01:54:38

[CIBC: Bank of Canada's Signal to "End Rate Cuts" May Be Premature] Avery Shenfeld, Chief Economist at CIBC Capital Markets, points out that given the current weakness of the Canadian economy, the Bank of Canada should have avoided explicitly defining an "appropriate interest rate level." He stated, "Is the central bank truly out of options? Does a patient need to hear such a diagnosis at this time?" This week, the Bank of Canada lowered its policy rate, hinting at a possible end to the easing cycle. Shenfeld analyzes that although the bank predicts weak economic growth, setting a high threshold for further rate cuts, its own forecasting models support further rate cuts due to the slow digestion of excess capacity. This misalignment between policy guidance and economic reality may confuse the market.

01:48:18

[EIA: US Oil and Gas Production Hits Record High in August] Data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that US oil and gas production remained at a record high in August, despite concerns that the market is heading towards oversupply. Record US oil production is one of the main reasons for the decline in commodity prices this year. EIA data shows that US crude oil production increased by 86,000 barrels per day, reaching a record 13.8 million barrels per day.

01:46:52

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,000.00/ounce mark, last trading at $4,000.13/ounce, down 0.60% on the day; COMEX gold futures are last trading at $4,011.20/ounce, down 0.12% on the day.

01:45:29

Four Federal Reserve officials expressed caution regarding excessive rate cuts on Friday. This explains why Fed Chairman Jerome Powell stated in the post-policy press conference that a December rate cut was not "a certainty." At Wednesday's meeting, only Kansas City Fed President Schmid voted against the 25-basis-point rate cut, explaining in his Friday statement that this stemmed from concerns about sticky inflation. Two other non-voting officials—Cleveland Fed President Hammark and Dallas Fed President Logan—also hinted at opposing the rate cut if they had voting rights. Hammark stated directly that he was concerned the rate cut deviated too far from the tightening stance aimed at curbing inflation: "We must maintain a certain level of restraint to bring inflation back to our target." Atlanta Fed President Bostic, who also has no voting rights this year, supported the 25-basis-point rate cut but emphasized that it was contingent on a firm policy stance remaining tight. Bostic specifically pointed out that with persistent and stubborn inflation across the economy, each rate cut makes the rationale for further easing less clear, as interest rates are gradually approaching a neutral level that is unlikely to effectively curb price increases.

01:43:04

In October, ICE UK natural gas futures fell 2.89% cumulatively, closing at 81.090 pence per kcal on Friday (October 31) in late European trading. TTF benchmark Dutch natural gas futures were flat, at €31 per megawatt-hour, after reaching €34.400 on October 23. ICE EU carbon emissions trading permits (futures price) rose 3.72% cumulatively, closing at €78.54 per tonne.

01:40:56

[Novo Nordisk to Cut 9,000 Jobs to Focus on New Weight Loss Drugs] According to Novo Nordisk CEO Mike Doustdar, the notification process for the planned layoffs of 9,000 employees is largely complete. He added that the layoffs are global, but the progress of notification varies due to different local laws. These layoffs are part of a restructuring plan initiated by Doustdar last month. Novo Nordisk currently faces fierce competition in the world's largest pharmaceutical market—the United States—from Eli Lilly. The $150 billion weight loss drug market is booming, and Novo Nordisk is seeking further breakthroughs.

01:37:07

The White House stated that the United States will not send officials to the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference.

01:31:57

[Report: Pentagon Assessment Determines Tomahawk Missiles to Ukraine Will Not Affect US Arms Stockpiles; Final Political Decision Left to Trump] According to reports, the Pentagon has assessed that providing Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine will not affect US arms stockpiles, giving the White House the green light, with the final political decision left to President Trump. Three US and European officials familiar with the matter revealed that the US Department of Defense, after assessment, concluded that providing long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine would not negatively impact US weapons stockpiles, giving the White House the green light for this move. The final political decision will be made by President Trump. Earlier this month, during a working lunch with Ukrainian President Zelensky at the White House, Trump stated that he was unwilling to provide the missiles to Ukraine, arguing that "we don't want to send out the equipment we need to defend our country."

01:30:58

[Cleveland Fed President Disagrees with This Week's Rate Cut, Warns of Remaining Inflation Risks] Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack said she does not support this week's rate cut decision, citing persistent inflation risks. "I would have preferred to keep rates unchanged at this meeting," Hammack said at a meeting in Dallas on Friday, alongside Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic. "I think we need to maintain a certain level of restraint to keep inflation at the target level." Hammack's statement echoed the opinions of two other officials earlier on Friday who also disagreed with the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) decision on Wednesday to cut the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points. Hammack is not a voting member of the FOMC this year but will rotate into the voting in 2026.

01:29:46

[German 10-year bond yields fell less than 8 basis points in October due to month-end factors] On Friday (October 31), the yield on 10-year German government bonds fell 1.0 basis point to 2.633% in late European trading, up 0.7 basis points for the week and down 7.7 basis points for October. The yield remained stable around 2.7% from October 1-7, then fell to a low of 2.523% from October 7-17, before gradually recovering on October 17 and for the remainder of the month. The yield on 2-year German bonds fell 1.8 basis points to 1.968%, roughly unchanged for the week and down 5.1 basis points for October, having fallen to 1.852% on October 17. The yield on 30-year German bonds rose 1.3 basis points to 3.211%, down 6.9 basis points for October. The spread between the 2-year and 10-year German bond yields rose 0.721 basis points to +66.275 basis points, after falling 2.731 basis points in October.

01:28:55

The total number of drilling RIGS in the United States for the week ending October 31

Previous : 550 Forecast : -

Published Value 546

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