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2026-10-31 Saturday

2026-11-06

01:39:09

German Foreign Minister: "The majority of G20 members agree with our view that Iran must return to the negotiating table, the Houthis must stop their attacks, and Russia must stop pushing global food security to the brink of collapse through its attacks in the Black Sea."

01:37:07

Federal Reserve official Logan said that adjusting policies at a more gradual pace would help households, businesses, and market participants better adapt to the impact of policy changes.

01:37:05

[Dallas Fed President Lori Logan reiterates her belief that the Fed needs to raise rates twice more] "Skipping a meeting does not change the endpoint of monetary policy. In fact, by defining the endpoint, the FOMC can better help the economy adapt and realize the benefits promised by skipping a meeting." "Financial markets react volatilely to news about the outlook for technology investment and geopolitical dynamics. In this environment, a more gradual adjustment of policy can help households, businesses, and market participants adapt to higher interest rates and reduce the risk of economic activity deteriorating more sharply than necessary. Furthermore, as long as market participants understand the FOMC's policy agenda, the exact timing of each rate hike will have little impact on the long-term interest rates paid by most borrowers."

01:37:05

Federal Reserve official Logan said the Fed needs to raise interest rates at least twice more, each time by 25 basis points.

01:37:03

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that the current financial environment is providing favorable support for economic development.

01:37:03

Spot gold has just broken through the $3880.00/oz mark, currently trading at $3879.96/oz, down 3.51% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3890.00/oz, down 3.51% on the day; Spot silver has just broken through the $49.00/oz mark, currently trading at $48.99/oz, down 6.04% on the day; COMEX silver futures are currently trading at $49.06/oz, down 6.35% on the day.

01:37:00

Federal Reserve official Logan said that temporarily halting rate hikes after a 50-basis-point increase would help clarify the appropriate direction for future actions.

01:36:58

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that the failure of inflation to fall to the Fed's 2% target is "unacceptable."

01:36:54

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that a clear and well-defined policy interest rate target can help the economy better adjust and adapt, while also allowing it to benefit from the positive effects of not raising interest rates for the time being.

01:36:53

Spot silver fell 6.00% on the day, closing at $49.01 per ounce; COMEX silver futures were last quoted at $49.08 per ounce, down 6.31% on the day.

01:36:50

Federal Reserve official Logan said the ultimate goal of the policy is to achieve a moderate level of tightening.

01:36:48

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that a gradual approach to policy adjustments can help households, market participants, and investors better adapt to a higher interest rate environment. This gradual adjustment pace provides ample buffer space for various economic entities, allowing them to progressively adjust their asset and liability planning, production and operation arrangements, and investment allocation strategies. This reduces the potential impact of a rapid rise in interest rates and is more conducive to maintaining the stable operation of financial markets and the overall economy.

01:36:44

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that gradually adjusting relevant policies can effectively reduce the risk of a sharp deterioration in the economy.

01:36:40

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that even if interest rates are not adjusted at a policy meeting, it will not change the Fed's established policy objectives.

01:36:35

Federal Reserve official Logan said the current job market has moved toward supply and demand equilibrium, and the overall situation is even slightly tight.

01:36:31

Federal Reserve official Logan said the economy is currently growing strongly and consumer spending is performing well.

01:36:28

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that while long-term interest rates have risen, the drag on the economy has not been as significant as the market had previously anticipated. This phenomenon has also sparked discussions about the efficiency of monetary policy transmission. Many analysts believe that factors such as the resilience of household and corporate balance sheets and the market's prior digestion of higher interest rates may be important reasons why the economic downturn caused by rising interest rates is weaker than expected.

01:36:26

Federal Reserve's Logan: Rising market interest rates indicate that investors believe there is still work to be done in monetary policy.

01:36:25

Federal Reserve's Logan: Long-term interest rates have risen, but the drag on the economy is not as great as expected.

01:36:24

Federal Reserve official Logan stated that rising market interest rates reflect investors' assessment that there is still room for further monetary policy action. Current market expectations regarding the direction of monetary policy are often directly reflected in interest rate fluctuations. Logan's statement also suggests that future policy adjustments by the Federal Reserve will continue to take into account market expectations, and all parties are closely monitoring the potential impact of the Fed's subsequent policy pace on global financial markets.

01:36:23

Federal Reserve's Logan: The labor market has reached equilibrium, and may be slightly tightening.

01:36:22

Federal Reserve's Logan: Skipping a meeting will not change policy objectives.

01:36:20

Federal Reserve's Logan: Gradual policy adjustments can reduce the risk of a sharp economic downturn.

01:36:20

Dallas Federal Reserve President Lori Logan reiterated her assessment that the Fed still needs to raise interest rates twice more. "Holding back rates at one meeting does not change the ultimate target of monetary policy. In fact, by clearly communicating the ultimate policy objective to the market, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) can more effectively help the economy adjust and truly realize the positive effects of holding back rates at a single meeting." "Currently, financial markets are volatile in response to news regarding the prospects for investment in the technology sector and changes in the geopolitical situation. In this context, adjusting policy at a more gradual pace can help households, businesses, and market participants gradually adapt to higher interest rates and reduce the risk of a sharp decline in economic activity beyond what is necessary. Furthermore, as long as market participants clearly understand the FOMC's policy plans, the specific timing of a single rate hike will not have a significant impact on the long-term interest rates that most borrowers bear."

01:36:19

Federal Reserve's Logan: Gradual policy adjustments help households, businesses, and investors adapt to higher interest rates.

01:36:17

Federal Reserve's Logan: The ultimate goal is to moderately tighten policy.

01:36:16

Federal Reserve's Logan: A clear policy rate target helps the economy adapt and reap the benefits of skipping rate hikes.

01:36:15

Federal Reserve's Logan: Inflation failing to fall back to the Fed's 2% target is "unacceptable".

01:36:10

Federal Reserve's Logan: Pausing rate hikes after a 50-basis-point increase will help determine the appropriate next steps.

01:35:58

Federal Reserve's Logan: Financial conditions are providing a tailwind for the economy.

01:35:53

Federal Reserve's Logan: The Fed needs to raise interest rates at least twice more, 25 basis points each time.

01:35:50

Federal Reserve's Logan: A more gradual adjustment of policy will help households, businesses, and market participants adapt.

01:33:55

[AI Trading Shows Signs of Weakness, European Stocks Outperform US Stocks in October] European stocks edged lower on the last trading day of October, but have outperformed US stocks recently as artificial intelligence trading showed signs of fatigue, driving fund rotation. The Stoxx Europe 600 index closed down 0.4%, narrowing its monthly gain to about 2%. Technology and mining stocks lagged behind, while healthcare and food and beverage stocks led the gains. European stocks were relatively resilient again on Friday as global stock markets were sold off. Disappointing earnings from Amazon and Intel reignited concerns about massive AI spending, causing the Nasdaq 100 to plunge. Asian stocks also declined, with South Korea's Kospi index, considered a bellwether for AI trading sentiment, falling 3.5% as investors reassessed the outlook for technology stocks. A UBS basket of European AI beneficiaries fell 4.9%. The Stoxx Europe 600 is poised to outperform the S&P 500 in October, which has been dragged down by its higher weighting in technology stocks. Throughout October, investors shifted toward more defensive sectors in the European market, while strong performers earlier this year, such as banks and basic resources, fell behind.

01:33:34

Ford aims to increase sales by 20% to 5 million vehicles by 2032. According to reports, Ford CEO Jim Farley plans to achieve annual sales of 5 million vehicles by 2032, approximately 20% higher than current sales. This strategy includes launching five new models priced below $40,000 by 2030, including the $30,000 Fathom electric pickup truck, expected to begin production in the fourth quarter of 2027 with first-year sales exceeding 100,000 units. As of September, Ford's global deliveries declined by 9%, while the company's stock price has fallen by approximately 8.5% year-to-date.

01:33:26

Ursula von der Leyen: We had hoped to discuss Canada's full accession to the European Union, but we knew that was impossible.

01:33:25

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canada will provide €500 million in support loans to Ukraine from the European Union.

01:33:24

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen: We have reached an agreement on Canada's participation in the loan to support Ukraine.

01:28:45

The total number of oil rigs in the United States for the week ending October 30 was 462, compared with 460 in the previous week.

01:28:22

The Australian dollar edged higher on Friday as rising inflation fueled expectations of tightening by the Reserve Bank of Australia. The pair rose 0.08% on Friday, trading around 0.7035 at the time of writing.

01:25:32

Walmart and Base Power jointly announced a deep partnership agreement to launch cost-effective home backup power equipment and energy efficiency optimization services for consumers.

01:21:58

According to reports, Ford CEO Jim Farley has set a new development goal: to achieve annual sales of 5 million vehicles by 2032, an increase of approximately 20% compared to current sales levels. This development strategy includes several specific initiatives, including plans to launch five new models priced under $40,000 by 2030. The $30,000 Fathom electric pickup truck is among these new models, expected to begin production in the fourth quarter of 2027, with first-year sales projected to exceed 100,000 units. Public data also shows that as of September this year, Ford's global deliveries declined by 9% year-on-year, while the company's stock price has fallen by approximately 8.5% since the beginning of the year.

01:19:39

Ford's CEO has developed a growth plan with the goal of increasing the company's overall sales by 20% by 2032, in order to further expand the brand's share and influence in the global automotive market.

01:17:22

On October 30 local time, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York received $4.375 billion in applications for its reverse repurchase facility. The institution ultimately accepted all applications in full, with the actual amount accepted reaching $4.375 billion.

01:16:12

Ursula von der Leyen stated: "We had originally intended to hold consultations on Canada's overall accession to the European Union, but we are also aware that this is not possible." Further explanation: As a North American country, Canada is not geographically adjacent to Europe, and the EU's existing access rules and related treaties do not provide applicable provisions for non-European countries' accession. Therefore, objectively speaking, Canada's accession to the EU lacks a realistic basis, and von der Leyen's statement is based on this reality.

01:16:08

Dutch brewing company Heineken Group has successfully completed a €1 billion bond issuance. This issuance will help the company further optimize its debt structure, replenish working capital, and provide sufficient financial support for its subsequent business expansion in the global market.

01:16:06

Heineken Group has announced its upcoming listing on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. As a renowned beer producer, Heineken's IPO has attracted widespread attention from the global beverage industry and capital markets.

01:13:50

According to reports, private equity firm CD&R is planning to acquire a global payments company for $400 billion. Following this news, the company's stock price rose 12.3%. If the acquisition goes through, it will be one of the largest mergers and acquisitions in the global payments industry in recent years and will likely impact the competitive landscape of the global payments market. Neither party has yet issued an official response to the acquisition rumors.

01:12:39

Canadian Prime Minister Carney stated that Canada will provide €500 million in funding to the EU's Ukraine support loan program.

01:11:30

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that all parties have reached a consensus on Canada's participation in the loan support program for Ukraine.

01:10:47

Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that a dialogue between Putin and Trump has not yet been arranged.

01:10:43

Tether's gold reserves backing USDT decreased by 3.4 tons in the third quarter, falling to 142.8 tons.

01:10:17

Spot gold broke below the $3,890/ounce level, with an intraday drop of 3.30%. Additional note: Such intraday fluctuations in gold prices are typically related to multiple factors, including the US dollar index, market expectations for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, and changes in global risk aversion. Further developments in gold's future direction will depend on relevant macroeconomic data and international risk events.

01:10:00

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,890.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,889.80/ounce, down 3.27% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,899.00/ounce, down 3.28% on the day.

01:09:16

Peskov stated that a dialogue between Putin and Trump has not yet been arranged.

01:09:07

New York gold futures prices have fallen below the $3,900/ounce mark, with a daily decline of 3.26% so far. As a precious metal with safe-haven attributes, such short-term fluctuations in gold prices are often closely related to multiple factors, including the dollar's performance, market expectations for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, changes in the global macroeconomic situation, and short-term operations by speculative funds. Further price movements will require continued monitoring of relevant market signals.

01:09:04

Peskov stated that a meeting between Putin and Trump has not yet been scheduled.

01:08:22

Ursula von der Leyen: We discussed the prospect of Canada becoming the first associate member of the EU, and what that would mean in practice. The focus is on the prosperity and security of our people, achieved through closer policymaking, participation in EU projects, and inter-institutional cooperation.

01:08:17

Ursula von der Leyen: The plan for Canada is to build ties, not to join the European Union.

01:08:08

Baker Hughes: U.S. energy companies have kept the number of drilling rigs stable for the third consecutive week.

01:08:07

Baker Hughes: The number of drilling rigs in the United States remained unchanged from last week at 603.

01:08:06

The number of U.S. horizontal drilling rigs decreased by one this week to 527 as of October 30.

01:08:05

The number of oil rigs in the United States increased by 2 to 462 as of October 30 (an increase of 48 from the same period last year).

01:08:04

The number of horizontal drilling rigs in the United States fell by one to 527 in the week ending October 30.

01:06:54

[Night Trading Futures Closing] International copper futures closed down 1.07%, Shanghai copper futures closed down 0.87%, Shanghai aluminum futures closed down 0.36%, Shanghai zinc futures closed down 1.16%, Shanghai lead futures closed down 0.40%, Shanghai nickel futures closed down 1.71%, and Shanghai tin futures closed down 1.97%. Alumina futures closed up 1.00%, while aluminum alloy futures closed down 0.26%. Stainless steel futures closed flat.

01:06:47

Ursula von der Leyen stated that all parties have begun consultations on the idea of Canada becoming the first EU associate member, and have also explored the specific implications of this arrangement in practice. The core focus of these discussions is ensuring the prosperity and security of the people of both sides, and these goals will be gradually advanced through more coordinated policy-making, deeper participation in various EU projects, and strengthened institutional-level communication and cooperation.

01:05:41

Total number of drilling rigs in the United States for the week ending October 30 (in meters)

Previous : 603 Forecast : -

Published Value 603

01:05:39

Total number of natural gas drilling rigs in the United States as of October 30 (in meters)

Previous : 133 Forecast : -

Published Value 130

01:05:36

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stated that the plans concerning Canada aim to build communication and connections with the country, rather than pushing for Canada's accession to the EU.

01:05:35

Total number of mixed drilling rigs in the United States as of October 30 (wells)

Previous : 11 Forecast : -

Published Value 11

01:05:32

Total number of drilling rigs in the Gulf of Mexico for the week ending October 30 (North America)

Previous : 12 Forecast : -

Published Value 13

01:05:31

Total number of drilling rigs in Canada for the week ending October 30 (in meters)

Previous : 220 Forecast : -

Published Value 226

01:04:26

Data released by Baker Hughes shows that U.S. energy companies have kept the total number of drilling rigs unchanged for three consecutive weeks.

01:03:16

Data released by Baker Hughes shows that the number of active drilling rigs in the United States remains unchanged from last week, at 603.

01:02:07

The number of horizontal drilling rigs in the United States fell by one to 527 in the week ending October 30. (Note: This data reflects recent changes in drilling activity in the U.S. oil and gas exploration and development sector. Horizontal drilling technology is often used in the development of unconventional oil and gas resources such as shale oil and gas. Fluctuations in the number of rigs are often related to factors such as oil and gas companies' expected production costs and international oil and gas price trends.)

01:02:05

As of the week ending October 30, the number of active oil drilling rigs in the United States rose by 2, bringing the total to 462, an increase of 48 compared to the same period last year. Note: The number of oil drilling rigs is generally an important leading indicator reflecting future production capacity expectations in the oil and gas industry. Changes in this data are often used by the market to judge the expansion intentions of US shale oil producers, thus influencing expectations for international oil price trends.

01:02:02

In the week ending October 30, the number of active horizontal drilling rigs in the United States decreased by one, bringing the total to 527.

01:00:53

Federal Reserve official Mussale said the current focus is on preventing a second wave of inflation, particularly by being wary of inflationary pressures from the service sector.

01:00:50

[Futures Market Closing Results During Night Trading Session] International copper futures closed down 1.07% in night trading. Shanghai Futures Exchange copper futures closed down 0.87%, aluminum futures down 0.36%, zinc futures down 1.16%, lead futures down 0.40%, nickel futures down 1.71%, and tin futures down 1.97%. Alumina futures closed up 1.00%, aluminum alloy futures closed down 0.26%, and stainless steel futures closed flat, with no change for the day. The overall trend for these non-ferrous metals and related industrial futures was weak in night trading, with most commodities recording declines. Only alumina saw gains, while stainless steel remained unchanged from the previous closing price.

01:00:41

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: We are focused on preventing a second round of inflationary effects, such as those in the service sector.

01:00:26

Carney: Canada is moving toward becoming a prospective member of the European Union today.

00:58:28

Brent crude oil rose 3% during the day's trading session and is currently priced at $114.14 per barrel.

00:56:59

China's INE crude oil futures main contract has just broken through the 760.0 yuan/barrel mark, and is currently trading at 760.2 yuan/barrel, up 4.48% on the day.

00:56:53

Federal Reserve Governor Mussaleam: Further easing measures are needed to ensure that inflation falls back to 2% within 18 months.

00:56:31

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: Raising interest rates earlier could reduce the risk of impacting the overall economy.

00:56:27

Federal Reserve Governor Mussaleam: The overall economy and job market are strong.

00:56:26

Federal Reserve Governor Musaleem: Inflation risks remain tilted to the upside.

00:56:25

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: Inflation expectations have been anchored.

00:55:04

eBay CEO Iannone discovered that the peer-to-peer fashion consumption sector holds considerable growth potential.

00:54:51

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: The Fed will need to raise interest rates again "soon".

00:54:44

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: Gradual rate hikes are better than sudden rate hikes.

00:54:43

Federal Reserve official Mussaleam: The rise in long-term bond yields is driven by expectations of higher policy rates.

00:54:42

Musalaim: Inflation remains too high, and it is unlikely to ease unless the Federal Reserve takes action.

00:54:39

Brent crude oil futures, the most active contract, just broke through the $114.00 per barrel mark, last trading at $114.02 per barrel, up 2.22% on the day.

00:54:33

Federal Reserve official Mussalem: Current monetary policy is in an accommodative state.

00:54:32

Musalaim: The best thing the Fed can do right now is to restore price stability.

00:54:31

Federal Reserve Governor Mussalem: Financial conditions are tightening, but not by much.

00:53:49

Federal Reserve official Mussaleam stated that policy guidelines are of practical value in formulating monetary policy. These policy rules provide a clear reference framework for the formulation and adjustment of monetary policy, playing a positive role in controlling the pace of policy and anchoring market expectations, thus contributing to improved consistency and transparency of monetary policy.

00:52:36

Federal Reserve official Mussale stated that ensuring the public fully understands the central bank's thinking and operational logic is crucial. However, he pointed out that communication is not entirely equivalent to forward guidance.

00:52:33

Most major European stock indices closed lower. The UK FTSE 100 rose 0.07%, the French CAC 40 fell 0.20%, the German DAX 30 fell 0.85%, and the FTSE Italy MIB fell 1.00%.

00:51:38

The Nasdaq index has just broken through the 25,400.00 mark, currently trading at 25,398.47, down 3.00% on the day.

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