Qatar said it was committed to continuing ceasefire talks with its partners.

Qatar says Israeli-Hamas ceasefire talks are ongoing.

Israeli military: In preparation for the next phase of the battle, a map of the evacuation area will be released.

A Hamas statement said Israel was responsible for the resumption of the conflict because it rejected all offers to release other hostages.

The President of the UAE announced the creation of a $30 billion climate fund for global climate solutions.

The Israeli military said it was providing Gaza residents with information on safe evacuation zones.

IDF: More sirens sound in southern Israel.

Fitch: A shortage of quality new homes should support housebuilders in all three EMEA regions over the longer term, despite the recent slowdown in demand for residential properties.

Egyptian Presidential Palace: Egypt is committed to monetary and financial reforms.

Morgan Stanley: Saudi Arabia is expected to eventually extend production cuts until the second quarter of 2024.

Morgan Stanley: We keep our full-year Brent crude oil price forecast unchanged at $85/barrel for 2024.

Morgan Stanley: We still expect the crude oil market to experience a small surplus again in the second and third quarters of 2024.

Morgan Stanley: OPEC+’s commitment to new production cuts appears uncertain and only partial compliance is expected.

It is reported that SenseTime (00020.HK) is considering raising funds for the automotive and healthcare sectors.

France’s October government budget was -177.706 billion euros, compared with -186.1 billion euros in the previous month.

Sources revealed that talks mediated by Qatar and Egypt are continuing.

Israeli military: Sirens sound in southern Israel.

Bank of Japan survey: The increase in the share of Japanese government bonds held by the Bank of Japan is considered to be one of the main factors in the deterioration of bond market functions in the five years since the adoption of YCC.

Bank of Japan survey: In the five years since the introduction of yield curve control (YCC), the diffusion index measuring the function of the Japanese government bond market has deteriorated to -71, compared with -48 in the previous period.

Market news: The Bank of Japan conducted a survey on the impact of various unconventional policy measures on the bond market over the past 25 years.