The Euro Broke Through 1.12 Against The US Dollar (EUR/USD), Rising 0.40% On The Day. The US Dollar Fell More Than 0.50% Against The Swiss Franc (USD/CHF), Currently Trading At 0.8307

In September, Australia's Full-time Employment Increased By 34,400, Compared With The Previous Figure Of -6,300

Australia's Employment Change In September Was -39,300, Against A Forecast Of 20,000 And A Previous Figure Of 39,500

U.S. Treasury Bonds Rose Across The Board, With The 10-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 5.15%, The 2-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 4.76%, And The 30-year Treasury Yield Falling 3 Basis Points To 5.50%

A Research Report From CICC States That They Expect The Fed To Pause Rate Hikes In October And Resume In December. However, A Slowdown In The Pace Of Rate Hikes Does Not Necessarily Mean A Shift Towards Looser Monetary Policy; The Fed Is Likely To Maintain A Relatively Tight Policy Stance Over The Next Year

The Yield On Japan's 10-year Government Bonds Fell 5 Basis Points To 2.945%

Spot Gold Touched $4,130 Per Ounce, Up 0.62% On The Day. Spot Silver Rose 0.5% To $55.88 Per Ounce

The Yield On Japan's 5-year Government Bonds Fell 3.5 Basis Points To 2.335%

The Yield On Japan's 10-year Government Bonds Fell 4.5 Basis Points To 2.95%

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 4 Basis Points To 5.1539%

The UK Government Will Provide £17 Million To Repair The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Damaged Last Year By A Russian Drone Attack

According To The New York Post, The U.S. Expects Russian Diesel Fuel To Begin Flowing Into The Market Before The Midterm Elections

Wang Yi Meets Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov