According to TASS news agency: Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan, and the two sides discussed issues in the Karabakh region.

Azerbaijani President Aliyev: There are more than 100 Armenian tanks and armored vehicles in Nagorno-Karabakh.

Azerbaijani President Aliyev: The Azerbaijani Armed Forces have achieved success in their tasks of protecting civilians and civilian infrastructure.

Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev said Azerbaijan had restored its sovereignty through "anti-terrorist operations" in the Karabakh region.

EUR/USD rose by more than 0.50% during the day, rising 12 points in the short term and now trading at 1.0734.

The Moroccan royal family said Morocco will spend $11.7 billion on post-earthquake reconstruction efforts, targeting 4.2 million people.

The Russian Economy Ministry said that the annual rate of consumer inflation in the week ended September 18 was 5.45%, up from 5.33% a week ago.

Market News: Amazon (AMZN.O) launches Echo Hub, a wall-mounted smart home control tablet, priced at $179.99.

British Prime Minister Sunak refused to answer questions about the HS2 rail project.

British Prime Minister Sunak: It would be wrong to describe what I did as weakening the target.

U.S. House Speaker McCarthy: The Ukraine issue will not be part of any interim bill.

U.S. House Speaker McCarthy: The House of Representatives will continue working on Friday and Saturday.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC): We will add senior executives who played key roles in the Prime enrollment program to our case against Amazon.

Google (GOOG.O, GOOGL.O): Starting Oct. 1, all new and existing customers on the Standard tier of Google Cloud Network will be eligible for 200GB of free internet data per month.

British Prime Minister Sunak: Investors should be confident that the UK will become the best place to invest in green industries in the future.

British Prime Minister Sunak: Will promote energy infrastructure reform.

British Prime Minister Sunak: Carbon budget vote will require a plan to meet these budgets.

British Prime Minister Sunak: We will achieve zero emissions by 2050.