The United States Red Book commercial retail sales for the week ending November 4 had an annual rate of 3.1%, compared with the previous value of 5.3%.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas: Policy settings must be kept tight enough.

Turkish President Erdogan will participate in Uzbekistan’s Economic Cooperation Organization activities on November 8th and 9th.

According to the Wall Street Journal: U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen and U.S. Secretary of State Blinken urge Congress to provide economic assistance to Ukraine.

ECB Supervisory Board Chairman Enria: Banks should consider these risks in their practices and capital planning.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas: Inflation levels are still expected to remain high in the coming months.

The United States imported US$322.66 billion in September, compared with US$314.33 billion in the previous month.

U.S. exports in September were US$261.11 billion, compared with US$256.03 billion in the previous month.

COMEX silver futures fell 3.00% on the day and are currently trading at $22.53 per ounce.

World Gold Council: In our view, the continued rise of gold requires the following conditions: political risks continue or worsen, bond yields and the US dollar peak; or the stock market bears a bear market while facing the risk of economic recession in recovery.

World Gold Council: Historically, COMEX net short reversals are a reliable positive signal for gold prices and tend to lead ETF capital flows.

World Gold Council: Gold prices rose 6.8% in October, reversing the decline seen at the beginning of the month. Safe-haven funds driven by geopolitical tensions may be the reason for this move, partly due to strong inflows in COMEX futures and ETF options.

Fed Goolsby: The job market is moving toward a better balance.

Fed Goolsby: We are also seeing positive supply-side improvements in the economy, which is weakening.

Fed Goolsbee: Unable to answer how much tightening the increase in long-term Treasury yields equals.