Italian oil company Eni Group: We are experiencing some IT issues affecting Microsoft servers.

United Airlines (UAL.O): A third-party software glitch affected computer systems around the world, including at United Airlines.

According to AFP: The death toll in student protests in Bangladesh has risen to 50, local hospital sources said.

Information services company Wolters Kluwer: Some customers faced disruptions due to CrowdStrike technical issues.

S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures erased losses and turned flat.

Washington, D.C. Metro service is operating as scheduled.

Norwegian Central Bank: The F-deposit auction was disrupted early Friday, the auction system has now returned to normal.

German Chancellor Schulz: No comment on major IT failures at this time, and relevant departments are dealing with it.

Thai Airways International: Flights not affected by global technical failure.

UAE Cybersecurity Committee: No reports of cyber attacks.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: It will take some time to change the deflationary mindset, not just 1-2 years.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: The transition of economic stage will further promote policy normalization.

German Banking Commission: IT failure in German banking sector resolved.

Spanish airport management company AENA: Delays for both departing and arriving flights are decreasing, but are not stagnating at any point.

Spanish airport management company AENA: Although there were some flight delays, the flight schedule for the day was still maintained and some airlines rescheduled their flights.

Spanish airport management company AENA: Systems are gradually recovering after the global IT incident.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: Only limited air traffic is currently available and efforts are being made to resume operations.

Emirates: Technical terminal has no impact on flight operations.

Cathay Pacific Airways (00293.HK): Self-service check-in services at Hong Kong Airport have been resumed.

UK Rail: Due to an ongoing global IT issue, train operators are affected, which may result in some short-notice service changes and cancellations; most trains remain in operation across the UK.