Market news: The United States has finalized a 3.7% increase in Medicare Advantage plan rates in 2025.

British Navy: Received reports of an incident 150 nautical miles northwest of Hodeidah.

According to Japanese Broadcasting Association NHK: No tsunami warning was issued after the earthquake in Japan.

The statement showed that Pakistan condemned the attack on the Iranian Embassy in Syria.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 0.49% in night trading at 16,651 points, a 110-point premium.

According to the US political news website Politico: The US government is considering new arms sales to Israel.

Citadel CEO: The Western world needs a massive increase in productivity.

Citadel CEO: It is irresponsible for the U.S. government to shoulder a 6.4% deficit.

Citadel CEO: Growing U.S. public debt is a growing concern and should not be ignored.

Citadel CEO: Consumers should benefit from real income growth as inflation falls.

Citadel CEO: The U.S. economy is likely to maintain modest growth and remain below potential.

Citadel CEO: In the medium term, the economic situation will remain challenging. As inflation slows, the U.S. fixed income market is expected to usher in a more favorable environment.

U.S. officials: Senior U.S. officials and Israeli officials have concluded an online meeting on Rafah.

According to Iranian state media: Iran will reserve the right to take reciprocal action against Israel’s attack on the Iranian Consulate in Damascus.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $441.903 billion from 74 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

According to Nikkei: Japanese chipmaker Rapidus will receive $3.9 billion in government aid.

Iranian Foreign Minister Amir Abdullahian: Iran will hold Israel responsible for the consequences of this attack.

The White House: U.S. officials will meet with Israeli officials in an online meeting in Rafah on Monday local time.

U.S. White House Press Secretary Jean Pierre: President Biden will visit Baltimore on Friday.