White House: US President Joe Biden will veto the House appropriations bill, saying it is partisan and violates the agreement.

Israeli Cabinet Minister Demer: The relationship between Israel and Russia is complicated and they need to continue to maintain normal relations.

Market news: Saudi Arabian troops are on high alert after clashes with the Houthis.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Israel will not agree to stop fighting Hamas after the October 7 attack.

The Fed accepted a total of $1.138 trillion from 101 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: The Israeli army has rescued soldiers imprisoned by Hamas since October 7.

Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations: The Israeli people are disappointed with the United Nations and its institutions.

Riden Bank President Teden: Inflation is too high, and inflation in the service sector remains high.

[The Palestinian Interior Ministry said that the Israeli army launched an attack in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, killing 4 people] The Palestinian Interior Ministry in the Gaza Strip released news on October 30, local time, saying that the Israeli army launched an attack in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip that night. , resulting in 4 deaths and 15 injuries. So far, there has been no response from Israel.

The Canadian government says it has fulfilled its commitment to receive 40,000 Afghans since August 2021.

Sources: BP is considering partnering with other companies to jointly develop some of its oil and gas fields in the U.S. shale gas field, a move aimed at expanding production and reducing costs.

Spot platinum rose 3% on the day and is currently trading at $933.05 per ounce.

European Mediterranean Seismological Center: A 5.7-magnitude earthquake occurred in Jamaica.

According to the Times of Israel: Heavy rockets were fired intensively from the Gaza Strip, and air raid sirens were sounded in parts of central Israel.

[The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index fell for the eighth consecutive trading day] The Baltic Dry Bulk Freight Index fell for the eighth consecutive trading day on Monday as freight rates for all ship types fell. The Baltic Dry Index fell 61 points, or 3.9%, to 1,502 points. The capesize shipping index fell 135 points, or 6.1%, to 2,091 points, the lowest level since September 22. The average daily profit of capesize vessels decreased by US$1,117 to US$17,344. The Panamax shipping index fell 30 points, or 1.9%, to 1,575 points. The average daily profit of Panamax ships decreased by US$271 to US$14,177. The Supramax Index fell 25 points, or 2.1%, to 1,159 points, its lowest level in seven weeks.

"Bond King" Gross: Wait a little longer to hold 60% of book value and 7% yield.

"Bond King" Gross: The decline of regional banks has not yet bottomed out.