Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: No decision has been made about (my) second term, but the first term was one of the most challenging in history.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: Although the Israeli new shekel has depreciated and the foreign exchange market has been volatile, we have not seen market failure.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: Given the uncertainty about the path of inflation, "the possibility that we may have to raise interest rates again is still not small."

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: The current policy interest rate of 4.75% is enough to limit inflation and return it to the target level of 1-3%.

Kremlin: Russia plans to continue playing an important role in stabilizing the South Caucasus.

Kremlin: Ukraine’s appointment of new defense minister will not change the nature of Ukraine’s government.

Xu Zhengyu, Secretary for Financial Affairs and the Treasury of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government: Will wait for the recommendations of the stock working group, which will hold a meeting this week.

The annual rate of PPI in the euro zone in July was -7.6%, expected -7.60%, and the previous value was -3.40%.

Sales of light vehicles and cars in Russia rose by 131.5% year-on-year in August.

The Indian rupee fell to 83 against the US dollar.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: The Fed is signaling that it is nearing the end of its tightening cycle.

GBP/USD rose 20 points in the short term and is now at 1.2543.

The U.S. dollar hit its highest level against the Swedish krona since November 2022, at 11.1, up 0.85% on the day.

Change in UK Official Reserves in August -$1.472 billion, from $923 million in the previous month.

The composite PMI in the UK in August was 48.6, expected to be 47.9, and the previous value was 47.9.

South African unions say they will strike at the De Beers mine over wages.

Market News: The Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) is considering selling a Tokyo office tower for more than US$2 billion.

Relevant documents show that ASEAN will maintain the five-point consensus as the main method to deal with the crisis in Myanmar.