The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission will announce plans to restore broadband rules. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) aims to restore net neutrality rules under Democratic control.

Nasdaq 100 futures fell 0.5% and S&P 500 futures fell 0.4%.

Market news: Video game voice actors will vote to authorize a strike if labor negotiations with the company fail, a US union statement showed.

Bank Indonesia official: The settlement scale of local currency transactions with India, Thailand, Malaysia and Japan in the first half of 2023 was US$4.3 billion, while it was US$4.1 billion in the whole of 2022.

Japan will sell 2.70 trillion yen of 10-year Japanese government bonds on October 3, and Japan will sell 700 billion yen of 1.300% Japanese 40-year government bonds today.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC): ANZ fined A$15 million for misleading customers about fund conduct.

Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Bank and Binance Japan consider issuing stablecoins.

Market news: South Korea will accept applications from foreign financial companies to conduct USD/KRW transactions in the Korean domestic market starting from October 18.

Market news: South Korean President Yoon Seok-yue will pay a state visit to the UK in November.

White House: President Joe Biden will join the United Auto Workers strike at noon ET on Tuesday.

S&P: In the absence of structurally higher growth prospects, structurally high interest rates will weigh on investment in emerging markets.

S&P: More interest rate cuts are expected in the coming months, but central banks will take a slow pace.

S&P: Most emerging markets are expected to continue to maintain below-trend growth for the remainder of this year and 2024.

S&P: Domestic demand remains strong in most emerging markets, although tighter monetary policy is expected to have a more pronounced impact in the coming quarters.

Bank of Korea: The median consumer 12-month inflation expectation in September was 3.3%, the same as in August.

According to CNBC: Blue Origin appointed Dave Limp as its new CEO.

[Wells Fargo exits long U.S. 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities trading strategy] As the yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) rose above 2.15%, Wells Fargo strategists withdrew from their August 21 recommendation on Monday. It recommends buying 10-year TIPS at an actual yield of 2%, with a target yield of 1.7% in the next two to three months and a stop loss of 2.15%. Since the Federal Reserve signaled on September 20 that interest rates are likely to remain high well into next year, both real and nominal Treasury yields have risen. The broader recommendation to go long U.S. bonds "is predicated on the Fed signaling an end to rate hikes soon, which was not the message the Fed sent last week," Angelo Manolatos and Mike Schumacher said in a note.