Martin Griffiths, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator: The work to prevent the impact of climate change on disaster-affected communities is still in progress, and the corresponding climate funds have not been delivered at the promised speed. Aid to poor communities should be in the form of grants, not loans.

Martin Griffiths, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator: Increased needs lead to humanitarian aid shortages. Climate change is an important factor in the dramatic increase in demand. Humanitarian funding has been relatively stable across the globe from several relatively small Member States.

UN aid chief: UN has offered to send technical assessment team to Ukraine to inspect damage to ammonia pipelines.

The UN aid chief has said he hopes to hold talks with parties involved in the Black Sea grain trade in Istanbul next week.

The Dow turned higher, the Nasdaq extended its gains to 0.75%, and the S&P 500 rose 0.50%.

Austrian Oil: Limited fuel loading is now possible in Burhausen, Germany.

Austrian Oil confirmed that fuel supplies to German refineries had been stopped due to information technology problems.

UN spokesperson: UN Secretary-General Guterres opposes the continued use of cluster munitions.

The S&P 500 energy index rose 1.59%, Marathon Petroleum (MRO.N) rose more than 4%, and Valero Energy (VLO.N) rose 1.5%.

The UK plans to provide £50bn in support for start-ups through pension reform.

UN spokesperson: UN Secretary-General Guterres said that the agreement to promote the export of food and fertilizer from Ukraine and Russia will help the global food price continue to fall.

Baltimore police have arrested a teen in connection with a mass shooting over the weekend, police said in a statement.

The S&P 500 index turned higher and is now up 0.16%, while the Nasdaq index extended its gains and is now up 0.44%.

French EU Affairs Minister Boone: After the riots, daily life in France has returned to normal.

Meta Platforms CEO Zuckerberg: Threads already has 70 million registered users.

French EU Affairs Minister Boone: France will continue to fight for the nuclear energy industry.

French EU Affairs Minister Boone: Europe needs to re-industrialize.

Meta Platforms CEO Zuckerberg: The number of Threads signups has far exceeded our expectations.