Speaker of the Russian House of Commons: The United States has asked Russia through the United Nations not to abrogate the nuclear test ban treaty.

Market news: New residential construction starts in London, UK, fell to their lowest point since 2009.

Spokesperson of the Hungarian Prime Minister: Hungarian Prime Minister Orban discussed natural gas and oil transportation and nuclear energy issues with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Russian President Vladimir Putin: We are working hard to save bilateral ties.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban told Russian President Vladimir Putin: Hungary has never wanted to confront Russia, but to establish close ties.

Swedish Prime Minister: Sweden and the EU need better border controls.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We have not yet seen the impact of past interest rate hikes.

Dhingra, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: The UK has significantly tightened monetary policy in the short term.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We prefer to adopt a more moderate interest rate path.

British trade union organization GMB: Construction workers at British energy sites have voted to strike.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We should see domestic inflation easing.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Wage growth is expected to slow down.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Forward-looking indicators show wage growth of 5% to 6%.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Wage inflation is overstated in official data.

Dhingra, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: PPI is very good at predicting future CPI inflation.

Dhingra, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: Companies have not significantly increased their share of profits.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: The terms of trade crisis is the most serious since the 1970s.

Swedish central bank governor Teden said that inflation in September was slightly worse than expected.

The ZEW economic status index for the Eurozone in October was -52.4, compared with the previous value of -42.6.

German think tank ZEW: Some respondents cited negative factors such as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as reasons for lowering growth forecasts, but these factors have limited impact on the overall more optimistic outlook.