JPMorgan Chase CFO: Credit card bad debts are normalizing.

The Israeli military said it intercepted a rocket fired from Gaza into northern Israel.

World Bank: Measures that multilateral development banks have implemented or are considering could bring $300-400 billion in additional lending capacity over the next decade.

JPMorgan Chase CFO: Credit card growth may slow down in the future.

JPMorgan Chase Chief Financial Officer: The number of employees will be adjusted appropriately based on the investment banking business environment.

US White House spokesperson: US Senate Majority Leader Schumer will visit Israel this weekend.

JPMorgan Chase CFO: Integration with First Republic Bank is going well.

Market news: Sirens sounded in northern Israel, warning of possible rocket attacks.

The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield fell, once falling 10 basis points to 4.75%.

U.S. Defense Secretary Austin: If we know or learn of an imminent attack on our allies, we will notify them.

Israeli Defense Minister: Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas are in the same camp.

IMF European Director Kammer: The IMF recommends that the European Central Bank maintain tight monetary policy "as long as possible."

US Defense Secretary Austin: Arms, air defense capabilities and other equipment and resources are flowing to Israel.

ECB Governing Council member Hernandez Decos: The impact of the third phase of the Basel Agreement on capital requirements will be "significantly" lower than in previous phases.

According to RIA Novosti: Russia advises citizens to take flights out of Israel as planned.

Israeli Defense Minister Gallant: Israel will receive the second batch of arms airlift today.

European Commission Vice President and "Foreign Minister" Borrell: It is unrealistic for 1 million people to evacuate Gaza within 24 hours.

Senior EU diplomat: EU foreign ministers unanimously believe that Israel has the right to self-defense, but must abide by international humanitarian law.