The Final UK Manufacturing PMI Report For October Showed That Output And New Orders Growth Accelerated, While Input Cost And Sales Price Inflation Both Accelerated

The Yield On UK 5-year Government Bonds Fell To Its Lowest Level Since October 2, Dropping About 6 Basis Points To 4.886%

The Euro Extended Its Gains Against The Dollar, Currently Up 0.67% At 1.2333. The Dollar Index Continued Its Decline, Currently Down 0.5% At 101.43, Its Lowest Level Since The End Of September

The Yield On 10-year UK Government Bonds Fell 5 Basis Points To 5.23%, The Lowest Level Since September 23

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Met With Bagheri, Deputy Secretary Of Iran's Supreme National Security Council

Brent Crude Futures Fell 4%

According To Consulting Firm APK-Inform, Ukraine's Weekly Exports Of Major Grains Increased By 4.2% To 273,900 Tons Between October 22 And 28

Germany's October Manufacturing PMI Report Showed That Output And New Orders Grew Steadily In October, Although The Pace Slowed Slightly. Employment Is Nearing Stability As Backlogs Continue To Increase. Input Price Inflation Surged To Its Highest Level In Five Months, Putting Pressure On Business Expectations

The Dollar Index Fell To A 10-day Low Of 101.533

Iraq's Crude Oil Exports Via Turkey Have Increased To 500,000 Barrels Per Day

LME Copper Prices Extended Gains, Currently Up 1.01% At $14,298.165 Per Tonne

The French PMI Report Shows That In October 2026, New Orders Will Fall At The Fastest Pace Since July 2025; Output Will Decline After Several Months Of Growth; And Inflation Rates For Input Costs And Output Costs Will Accelerate

Saudi Crude Oil Prices Fell 3% In October, But Remained High Due To Concerns About Supply From The Middle East