S&P: Due to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Lebanon has lost 10%-30% of tourism revenue, equivalent to 10% of gross domestic product (GDP).

The UK Construction PMI in October was 45.6, compared with the expected 46 and the previous value of 45.

S&P: Due to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Egypt has lost 10%-30% of its tourism revenue. If the central bank intervenes, Egypt may lose 4%-11% of its foreign exchange reserves.

The statement showed: Two people were killed in a Turkish drone strike in northern Iraq.

Exporter group data shows that Turkish exports to Israel fell by 29% year-on-year in October this year.

The Ishares MSCI Korea ETF rose 5.8% in pre-market trading as South Korea reimposed a ban on stock short selling until at least June.

Bank of England: Innovative ways of taking customer deposits must continue to be consistent with existing depositor protection rules.

Bank of England: Some depository institutions that have issued electronic money to retail customers should work with the Bank of England to discuss how to restructure their operations.

The base price for electricity delivered in Germany on Tuesday was 94.25 euros/MWh, a 77.8% increase from the price paid on Friday for Monday delivery.

Bank of England: Will solicit feedback on stablecoins before February 6, 2024.

Tesla (TSLA.O) rose 3% in pre-market trading.

Office of the President of Kazakhstan: Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit Kazakhstan on November 9.

Bank of England: Regulation will target stablecoin operators, stablecoin issuers and wallet providers.

Data show: UK car registrations increased by 14.3% year-on-year in October.

Bank of England: The Financial Conduct Authority and the Bank of England today asked the market for feedback on their proposed regulatory approach to stablecoins.

Bank of England: The regulatory proposals for stablecoins aim to protect consumers, prevent money laundering, and maintain financial stability.

Market news: The Bank of Israel will provide up to 10 billion shekels of commercial credit to the banking system.

The forint rose 0.5% against the euro, reaching its highest level since late July.