President of the Brazilian Senate: The foreign tax bill is expected to be voted on before the end of the year.

Mustafa Gultepe, Chairman of the Turkish Textile Export Association: The lira should weaken as inflation falls.

President of the Brazilian Senate: Tax reform cannot solve all problems.

According to CNBC: Citigroup is discussing cutting at least 10% of its workforce in some areas.

U.S. natural gas futures extended their decline, falling 5% on the day.

Data show: Italian electricity prices fell by 26.9% last week.

Bank of England: Benjamin will join the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee.

Bank of England: Appoints Nathanael Benjamin as executive director for financial stability strategy and risk.

The Baltic Dry Index rose 4.17% to 1,523 points.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: The government is very cautious about the selection of the central bank.

The Australian dollar AUD/USD fell below 0.65, down 0.18% on the day.

Morgan Stanley: The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points tomorrow.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: We have a lot of room to cut interest rates, and our interest rate is still 12.25%.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Brazil’s monetary easing cycle will continue.

Gaza border authorities stated that the Rafah crossing will be open to Egyptians and listed foreigners starting from November 1.

According to Iranian media Fars News: The United States has told Iran in the past three days that they want a ceasefire.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Brazil lost 62 billion reais in tax revenue due to the court ruling.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Revenue shortfalls caused by past tax changes have an impact on approved fiscal rules.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Brazil’s GDP is expected to grow by 3% in 2023, but the tax revenue growth rate will be less than 1%.

Indonesian Food Procurement Company: Indonesia plans to set its rice import quota at 2 million tons in 2024.