S&P: On a positive note, the UK economy continues to emerge from recession and fiscal performance could be stronger if growth exceeds expectations.

S&P: Stabilizing or reducing public debt levels will continue to be a key challenge for the UK.

Ashwini Vishnu, Minister of Electronics and Information Technology of India, said on the 23rd that the Indian government is formulating regulations to regulate "deep forgery" technology and plans to complete the drafting work in the next few weeks.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Germany’s ambassador to Ukraine said that Germany plans to provide additional “Patriot” air defense systems to Ukraine in the coming winter.

Nvidia (NVDA.O) U.S. stocks fell 2.3% before the market opened. It is reported that Nvidia has postponed the shipment date of H20 and other AI chips.

According to the Times of Israel: The Israel Defense Forces said a suspected drone infiltration alarm sounded in Eilat was a false alarm.

Armenian Prime Minister: Russia has not yet delivered the weapons it has paid for, and negotiations are ongoing to find a solution.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: We are seeing progress on inflation.

Market News: Barclays (BCS.N) is developing a $1.25 billion cost plan that may eliminate as many as 2,000 jobs.

The Indian rupee continued to close at a record low against the US dollar at 83.3675.

Commerzbank: It seems certain that OPEC will continue its voluntary production cuts in the first quarter of 2024.

President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s investment in Turkey this year hit a record high.

President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Only "durable and solid" policies can enhance investor confidence.

President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: Turkey must implement new economic policies to attract foreign investors.

Kremlin: If such a zone becomes a reality, Russia will respond.

Kremlin: The idea of creating a military Schengen zone in Europe, allowing NATO forces to move freely to deal with possible Russian threats, is worrying.

Kremlin: (on OPEC+ meeting) All necessary decisions will be taken as soon as they are ready.