Fitch Ratings: US Consumer Spending Strengthens Amid Affordability Pressures; Market Downside Is The Main Risk

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessant: Washington Has Long Viewed The Decline Of U.S. Industry As Inevitable. President Trump Recognized That It Was A Result Of Policy Choices And Therefore Reversible. Following Trump's Trade Policy Reset And The Implementation Of His Historic Tax Cuts, The Industry Regained Momentum, Demonstrating That The Right Policies Can Reverse Decades Of Industrial Decline. The Industry Has Expanded For Ten Consecutive Months, Adding 101,000 Jobs So Far This Year. Output Rose Again In September, And Job Openings Climbed To 584,000, The Highest Level On Record Before The COVID-19 Pandemic

The Deputy Governor Of The Central Bank Of Mexico Said The Recent Key Interest Rate Cuts Were "confusing And Sent The Wrong Signal" Because Inflation Is Currently On The Rise

Goldman Sachs: The Baseline Scenario Projects An Average Brent Crude Oil Price Of $88 Per Barrel And An Average European TTF Natural Gas Price Of €45 Per Megawatt-hour In 2027

European Central Bank Vice President Vujicic: France Needs Credible Fiscal Adjustments

The Kremlin Has Stated That It Hopes Europe Will Support The Idea Of ​​reaching An Agreement On A New European Security Architecture