Intel (INTC.O) was slightly lower before the market opened, with gains narrowing to 0.49%.

In response to a 2009 antitrust case, the European Court of Justice fined Intel (INTC.O) 376.4 million euros, saying it had engaged in a series of anti-competitive behaviors.

Adviser to the leader of Armenia’s separatist Karabakh region: The Lachin corridor is not working as expected and other issues need to be resolved.

Adviser to leader of Armenian separatist Karabakh region: People of Karabakh have not yet moved because they are under siege.

Kremlin: Poland is a quite aggressive country and we remain vigilant about the threats it may pose.

USGS: A magnitude 5.0 earthquake occurred 36 kilometers south of Sandpoint, Alaska.

Bank of America: The stock market saw its largest outflow since December 2022.

Bank of America: Investors are fleeing stocks as signs of a hard landing intensify.

Petronas, Petronas, MOL and MISC have signed a joint venture agreement to jointly develop liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) carriers.

Ellen Zentner, chief U.S. economist at Morgan Stanley: The Fed has now ended raising interest rates.

[Citi: Russia’s gasoline and diesel ban may last for six weeks] Citigroup analysts Francesco and Aakosh believe that extending the diesel and gasoline export ban is not in Russia’s interest, as it may eventually lead to the shutdown of its crude oil production. Limited product storage could force refineries to curtail operations, leading to lower crude production in the winter and making it more difficult to resume output later, they wrote in a note. Analysts said the move was driven by the continued high demand for diesel from the domestic military and agriculture, with peak demand for diesel for military operations likely to be 75% higher than usual. Domestic demand for diesel for agricultural harvesting in Russia will peak in the next 3-5 weeks, slow in November and plummet in December.

Indian government bond yields fell; the 10-year government bond yield remained stable at 7.16%.

According to Agence France-Presse: Ukraine’s prime minister said that Russia has restarted systematic air strikes on energy infrastructure before winter, but Ukraine’s air defense systems are more fully prepared.

The Swiss government: Set a renewable energy saving target of 15% for the winter of 2023/24, aiming to help prevent winter energy supply bottlenecks.

Belarusian Ministry of Defense: Russia and Belarus began joint military exercises.

Russian Defense Ministry: Ukrainian missiles and two drones were destroyed near Crimea.

GBP/USD has risen more than 20 points in the short term and is now at 1.2256.

ING: We still believe the Bank of Japan may adjust policy again in October and make its first attempt to raise interest rates in the second quarter of next year.