The Israeli army said it received helicopter support and killed many militants who infiltrated from Lebanon.

Chevron: Unions plan a new round of LNG strikes in Australia starting on October 19.

According to the BBC: More than 10 Britons are missing or killed in Israel.

Gazprom: Uncontrolled future LNG supplies could lead to household shortages.

Sources: Ukraine holds discussions with major investors on international debt restructuring and new financing.

Bank of Israel: Foreign exchange reserves were US$198.555 billion in September, down from US$202.856 billion in August.

Chevron Australia: We will continue to take measures to maintain safe and reliable operations in the event of disruption at our facilities.

Bank of Israel: Actions taken so far have had a positive impact.

A Chevron Australia spokesperson said: "While we do not believe industrial action is required, we are seeking the assistance of the Fair Work Commission to resolve the few outstanding issues between the parties."

Bank of Israel: The Bank will not defend any specific Israeli new shekel exchange rate level.

Chevron Australia spokesperson: Following instructions from the Australian Fair Work Commission en banc, Chevron has today sought the Commission’s assistance to complete the drafting of enterprise agreements for the Gorgon and Macstone gas facilities.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is "doing very well."

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: When interest rates fluctuate more, sometimes you will see some impact on market functions, but that is normal.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The turmoil in the U.S. bond market has not led to market "dysfunction."

Sources: The European Central Bank sees no urgent reason to end the reinvestment of its emergency anti-epidemic bond purchase program and says discussions should be suspended. There is currently no discussion about activating the transmission protection tool.

Sources: ECB policymakers believe rising Italian bond yields are justified by deteriorating budget fundamentals.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said businesses and households are coping well with higher borrowing costs and believes banks will not suffer again from the turmoil caused by a sharp rise in borrowing costs earlier this year.

United Auto Workers: Union members at Mack Trucks go on strike.

Petrobras: Expect volatility in diesel prices following Israeli attacks.