Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: Inflation expectations are still above the target and we still have work to do.

Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: I support Petrobras’ price adjustment.

The U.S. two-year Treasury yield fell 3.2 basis points on the day to 5.039%.

U.S. stock index futures continued to rise after the release of August personal consumption expenditure data.

The monthly rate of personal income in the United States in August was 0.4%, which was expected to be 0.40% and the previous value was 0.20%.

Government of India: Ministry of Coal signs commercial mining agreements with six coal mines, investing Rs 1 billion.

Market news: Spanish Popular Party leader Fejo failed in the prime ministerial election.

European Defense Agency: Seven EU countries have ordered 155mm ammunition through the new fast track.

The Baltic Dry Index fell 0.87% to 1,701 points.

U.S. House Democratic Leader Jeffries: House Democrats will support the Senate’s government funding bill to avoid a shutdown.

Bank of England: All lenders are encouraged to consider more severe economic scenarios that could affect borrowers who are most vulnerable to higher inflation and interest rates.

Azerbaijan will allow a team of United Nations experts to visit the Karabakh region in the coming days, the Azerbaijani presidential office said.

Turkish banking regulator: As of the end of August, the non-performing loan ratio of the Turkish banking industry was 1.61%.

According to a Reuters survey, the average price of U.S. crude oil is expected to be US$82.99 per barrel in 2024 (the August survey was US$79.95 per barrel).

According to a Reuters survey, the average price of Brent crude oil is expected to be US$86.45 per barrel in 2024 (the August survey was US$83.59 per barrel).