IndiGo: Operations at major Indian airports including Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru have now returned to normal.

Indigo Airlines: Launched "wartime command centers" at four major city airports to manage operations. The situation is being closely monitored and decisions on flight operations will be made based on the latest information from cloud service providers.

Jetstar Japan: Cancelled 28 flights due to global software issue.

UK two-year bond yields jumped 7 basis points to 4.06%.

European Commission: Multiannual support plan should allow Palestinian Authority to balance budget by 2026.

The EU will provide the Palestinian Authority with 400 million euros in emergency financing until September 2024.

Southwest Airlines (LUV.N): Despite industry issues, we are operating normally.

As the Crowdstrike issue continues to ferment, more and more large multinational organizations are affected, including major airlines such as United Airlines, Delta Airlines, American Airlines, the London Stock Exchange, the National Australia Bank, and the large trader Forex Group.

A spokesman for British Prime Minister Starmer said: We recognise the impact that the technical failure has had on services.

Microsoft (MSFT.O): Aware of issues with Windows 365 cloud PCs due to a recent update to its CrowdStrike Falcon sensor software.

Microsoft (MSFT.O): Residual impact is still affecting some Microsoft 365 applications and services.

Port Authority of Singapore: The fire on board the "Lobivia" ship in the Gulf of Aden has been put out by the crew and all crew members have been confirmed to be safe.

Trading platform CMC Markets said in a statement that the platform also experienced a technical outage.

United Airlines (UAL.O) issued waivers for its customers.

Italian oil company Eni Group: There is no evidence of significant industrial or security impact.

United Airlines (UAL.O): Resumed some flights but expected flight schedule to remain disrupted on Friday.