EU Climate Commissioner Hoekstra: The EU hopes that this conference will mark the beginning of the end of fossil fuels.

Bank of England: Corporate credit funds experienced capital outflows, and U.S. Treasury bond positions further increased.

Bank of England: The fragility of market-based finance remains significant.

Bank of England: Will keep the countercyclical capital buffer rate at 2%.

Bank of England: Banks will need to incorporate systemic trends into liquidity management.

Bank of England: The banking system is well capitalized and there is evidence that net interest margins have peaked.

Bank of England: Will consider financial stability risks posed by artificial intelligence in 2024.

Bank of England: British businesses are expected to remain resilient to high interest rates and weak economic growth.

Bank of England: After escalating tensions in the Middle East, geopolitical risks have increased, which may affect the economic outlook.

Bank of England: High levels of public debt in major economies may have an impact on UK financial stability.

Bank of England: Private credit and leveraged loans are vulnerable to higher interest rates.

Bank of England: Valuations of some risk assets still appear too high.

Bank of England: The risk environment remains challenging.

The Bank of England releases its financial stability report.

Bank of England: The full impact of interest rate hikes will take time to emerge.

According to the Financial Times: Apple wants iPhone batteries to be manufactured in India.

The Financial Conduct Authority proposes to maintain the current broad operating model for money market funds.

WTI crude oil hit $72 per barrel, continuing to hit a new low since July, down 0.30% on the day.

UK Government: Unauthorized alternative investment funds will no longer be allowed to be authorized as money market funds.

Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan: The future of Gaza will be determined by the Palestinians and Israel must return the occupied territories.