According to CNN: The United States is negotiating with relevant parties to allow American citizens to leave the Gaza Strip.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: Russia and Saudi Arabia have not yet discussed how OPEC+ will take action in the event of further escalation in the Middle East.

WTI crude oil hit $83/barrel, down 1.63% on the day.

According to CNBC: Egypt expects the International Monetary Fund to announce the results of a review of its program before the end of the year.

Finnish National Emergency Supply Agency: We have advised private critical infrastructure operators to increase their security preparedness.

Israeli officials: At least 14 U.S. citizens have been killed in Hamas attacks and at least 17 British citizens are dead or missing.

A statement from the Egyptian Presidential Palace stated that Egypt is working hard and strengthening communication to control the situation in the Gaza Strip.

Analyst Adam Button: Fed Governor Waller is a hawk. If he later signals a shift to wait-and-see, it will be a strong confirmation.

British Airways: Flight from London to Tel Aviv forced to be diverted due to safety concerns.

According to US media: Volvo will lay off 700 people and 500-600 consultants.

Spokesperson for the Belgian Prime Minister: Belgium estimates that it will allocate 2.3 billion euros from frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid in 2023 and 2024.

Kremlin: Palestinian leader Abbas will visit Russia "soon".

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Russia will participate at a "high level" in the 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference hosted in the United Arab Emirates.

Director of the U.S. Energy Information Administration: By 2050, sales of electric vehicles will reach 2 billion; sales of internal combustion engine vehicles will peak between 2027 and 2033.

ECB Governing Council Member Nagel: Suspension of interest rate hikes may be an option. Inflation is still a serious problem, but we have it under control to a certain extent.

Administrator of the U.S. Energy Information Administration: Renewable energy and nuclear energy are expected to account for 55-60% of global electricity supply by 2050.

Administrator of the U.S. Energy Information Administration: Increased demand and current policies will drive steady growth in fossil fuel energy and faster growth in non-fossil fuel energy.