Fed's Hammack: Rise In U.S. Treasury Yields Not Due To Loss Of Confidence In Inflation Outlook

Iranian Foreign Minister: The Measures The United States Needs To Take Are Not New; They Are All Already Included In The Memorandum Of Understanding

Putin: Ukraine's Provocative Actions Will Only Worsen Its Own Situation; Russia Will Continue To Strike Back

S&P: The Positive Outlook For The Czech Republic Reflects The Increased Likelihood That The Czech Economy Will Demonstrate Resilience In The Face Of External Headwinds

S&P: Oman Continues To Maintain A Significant Advantage Among Its Gulf Neighbors Because Its Hydrocarbon Exports Are Not Dependent On The Strait Of Hormuz

S&P: Oman's Rating Remains At 'BBB-/A-3'; Outlook Stable

Pakistani Military: The Participants Discussed Ways To Further Promote Cooperation Among The Armed Forces Of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia And Turkey

Pakistan's Military: A Meeting Of National Defense Chiefs And Chiefs Of Staff Participating In The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement Was Held In Riyadh

Israel Defense Forces: Regarding The Statement On The Firing Of An Interceptor Missile At A Suspected Aerial Target In Southern Lebanon Earlier Today (Friday), Initial Assessments Indicate That The Interceptor Missile Was Fired Due To Miscalculation. The Incident Is Under Investigation

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending September 22, Net Long Positions In The Japanese Yen Stood At 71,982 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The Euro Totaled 52,334 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The British Pound Reached 82,568 Contracts; And Net Short Positions In The Swiss Franc Amounted To 26,752 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): For The Week Ended September 22, Net Speculative Long Positions In COMEX Gold Decreased By 5,727 Contracts To 131,334; Net Speculative Long Positions In COMEX Copper Increased By 17,108 Contracts To 82,649; And Net Speculative Long Positions In COMEX Silver Increased By 385 Contracts To 13,016

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending September 22, WTI Crude Oil Speculative Net Longs Increased By 8,952 Contracts To 148,467; In The Four Major Natural Gas Markets—NYMEX And ICE—speculative Net Shorts Decreased By 27,105 Contracts To 27,158