Ethereum broke through $2,000 per coin, rising 0.92% during the day.

Bitcoin hit $36,000 per coin, up 1.14% on the day.

Dalian Commodity Exchange: For contracts that also meet the requirements for adjusting trading margins in the "Risk Management Measures of Dalian Commodity Exchange", the trading margin will be charged according to the larger value of the specified trading margin values.

Israeli military spokesman: There were no conflicts in the hospital.

Demand for UK traditional bond sales hit a record £93bn.

NATO: Boeing will begin production of six new E-7A Hawkeye early warning aircraft over the next few years, with the first expected to enter service by 2031.

The statement showed that NATO will replace the AWACS surveillance aircraft with modified Boeing 737 aircraft.

According to the Financial Times: Ethio Lease, Ethiopia’s only foreign-owned financial group, withdrew due to foreign exchange restrictions.

Israeli military spokesman: There were no frictions with medical personnel or civilians during the operation.

Israeli military spokesman: The operation is taking place in a specific area of Shifa Hospital.

Israeli military spokesman: The army found weapons and other militant facilities at Al Shifa hospital.

The Russian ruble continued to rise against the US dollar, rising by about 1.8% on the day, reaching 89 rubles per US dollar for the first time since July 4.

Market news: British Prime Minister Sunak’s “Rwanda deportation plan” was ruled illegal by the British High Court.

Russian officials said that Russian troops successfully blocked the movement of Ukrainian troops in the Kherson region.

Turkish President Erdogan: If Israel continues its "massacre", it will be condemned by the world as a terrorist country.

European Commission: Eurozone inflation is expected to slow to 2.2% in 2025.

Turkish President Erdogan: It is clear that Israel has nuclear bombs.

The German Federal Cartel Office stated that Microsoft’s participation in OpenAI and its cooperation with OpenAI are not subject to merger control in Germany.

HSBC: Raised the target price of Huya (HUYA.N) from US$2.8 to US$3.9.

TD Securities previews U.S. retail sales data: We expect retail sales to fall for the first time since March (down 0.3% month-on-month). Unstable auto and gasoline sales are likely to be the main reasons for the slowdown. We also expect bar/restaurant sales to slow as service sector spending is likely to be weaker to start the fourth quarter.