According to Iraqi state media: The Iraqi Prime Minister met with the US Secretary of State and received an official invitation from US President Biden to visit Washington.

Bank of Japan: The bilateral swap arrangement between Japan and Malaysia has been renewed.

UBS: Uncertainty about obtaining regulatory approval could lead to business cessation and asset sales.

UBS: South Korea, India, Ireland and Saudi Arabia have made "slow progress" in approving matters related to the Credit Suisse acquisition.

Ukrainian Air Force: Air defense systems destroyed 27 of 30 drones launched by Russia.

The United Auto Workers of Canada received a substantial offer from the employer just minutes before the deadline, with labor negotiations set to continue throughout the night.

The United Auto Workers of Canada (UNIFOR) and Ford Motor Company have extended negotiations for 24 hours.

Citi: The Bank of England is now expected to pause interest rate hikes in November, having previously expected a 25 basis point hike.

Source: A cargo ship departs from the Ukrainian Black Sea port of Chornomorsk after loading grain.

Indian Foreign Minister: India expels a senior Canadian diplomat.

Scandinavian Bank survey: Swedish bond investors hold different opinions on raising interest rates in November.

United Automobile Workers of Canada (UNIFOR): Negotiations between the union and Ford are continuing with a meeting held in the evening.

Brent crude oil hit $94 per barrel, up 0.20% on the day.

According to the Financial Times: The United States is pushing for a trilateral meeting with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on Yemen.

Chairman of the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting: Russia must immediately, completely and unconditionally withdraw its troops and military equipment from the internationally recognized territory of Ukraine.

Vietnam will struggle to meet its 2023 growth target due to slowing exports.

Unifor: Ford Canada union continues talks as strike deadline approaches.

Pakistan Oil and Gas Development Company has discovered natural gas in a block in eastern Mali.

Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: G7 foreign ministers will hold a face-to-face meeting in Tokyo in November.