According To The Financial Times, Britain, Japan, And Turkey Are Seeking An Agreement To Include Their Automotive Manufacturing Industries In The EU's "Make In Europe" Rules Framework

According To The Financial Times, The European Central Bank's Staff Committee Urged Management To Clarify Whether President Christine Lagarde Would Leave Before The End Of Her Term, Warning That "continued Uncertainty" Could Damage Confidence In The Institution

Reserve Bank Of India Drains 1 Trillion Rupees In Liquidity; Bonds Fall In Response

Demand At Japan's 20-year Government Bond Auction Exceeded The 12-month Average, With Higher Yields Underpinning Buying

Germany And The U.S. Plan To Promote Licensed Production Of U.S.-Made Weapons In Europe

The New Taiwan Dollar Depreciated To 31.836 Against The US Dollar, Its Lowest Level Since August 26

The Pentagon Acknowledges Ammunition Shortages In The Iraq War; Officials Confirm That The Trump Administration Downplayed The Issue

The Yield On India's 10-year Government Bonds Rose 6 Basis Points As The Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Announced Plans To Withdraw Funds By Selling Bonds

The Indian Rupee Fell 0.2% Against The US Dollar To 95.75

The Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Borrowed 1.69 Billion Rupees Through The Marginal Lending Facility On September 11

Kyiv Gas Station Hit By Drone Attack; Russia Has Recently Targeted Approximately 300 Gas Stations