Iran's Revolutionary Guards: Ready For Protracted Warfare

India's Trade Minister: The Free Trade Agreement Between India And The European Union Will Come Into Effect Within 6 To 7 Months

India's Trade Minister: India And Canada Will Hold The Next Round Of Trade Negotiations On October 5

India's Trade Minister: India Is Studying The Details Of US Tariffs On Buyers Of Russian Oil

The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.6955 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On September 21, Up 18 Points From The Previous Trading Day

India's Trade Minister: India And New Zealand Aim To Double Bilateral Trade In Goods And Services To 350 Billion Rupees By 2030

The Governor Stated That Critical Infrastructure Facilities In Ukraine's Poltava Region Were Attacked By Russian Drones

The Chairmen Of The Volkswagen Union And The German Metalworkers' Union Stated That Action Is Urgently Needed To Address Issues Related To Investment, Tariffs, Electricity Prices, And Retirement

Indian Trade Minister: The Trade Agreement Between India And New Zealand Will Come Into Effect On October 20

According To Nikkei: Japan Will Ease Restrictions On Regional Banks Lending In The Fields Of Artificial Intelligence And Energy

ECB Governing Council Member Panetta: The Market Is Currently Optimistic About The Price Of Artificial Intelligence

The European Central Bank Stated That Rising Wholesale Natural Gas Prices May Transmit To Natural Gas Inflation More Quickly Than In The Past, But The Transmission To Electricity Prices Will Be Weaker

Central Bank Indonesia: It Will Conduct Continuous And Sustainable Exchange Rate Intervention Through Offshore Non-deliverable Forwards (NDFs), Onshore NDFs, The Spot Foreign Exchange Market, And Secondary Market Bond Purchases

Central Bank Indonesia: We Will Continue To Maintain A Presence In The Foreign Exchange Market To Ensure The Smooth Operation Of Market Mechanisms

Central Bank Of Indonesia: High Oil Prices Are Impacting Global Inflation And Fiscal Prospects, Leading To A Depreciation Of The Indonesian Rupiah

London Metal Exchange (LME): Lead Inventories Decreased By 900 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 300 Tons, Zinc Inventories Increased By 1,550 Tons, Copper Inventories Increased By 775 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 400 Tons, And Tin Inventories Decreased By 75 Tons