Poland's Foreign Minister Criticized Trump For Inviting Putin To Attend The G20 Summit

Brent Crude Oil Touched $99 A Barrel, Up 1.56% On The Day

WTI Crude Oil Rose 1.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $90.34 Per Barrel

Spain's Manufacturing PMI For September Stood At 51, Against A Forecast Of 50.1 And A Previous Reading Of 49.5

WTI Crude Oil Broke Through $90 Per Barrel, Up 0.63% On The Day

The Yield On 30-year UK Government Bonds Rose 2 Basis Points In Early Trading To 5.978%, The Highest Level Since February 1998

The Central Bank Of Kazakhstan Reported That It Sold $200 Million In Foreign Exchange From The National Fund In The Domestic Market In September. It Also Sold 374 Billion Tenge In Foreign Exchange In September To Hedge Gold Purchases; It Plans To Sell 907 Billion Tenge In Foreign Exchange In The Fourth Quarter. In September, It Purchased $286 Million In Foreign Exchange For The National Pension Fund

The Year-end Options Market Sentiment For The Euro/dollar Pair Has Fallen To Its Most Bearish Level Since April

Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Rose By Nearly $1 In The Short Term, Currently Trading At $89.33 Per Barrel And $97.59 Per Barrel, Respectively

Documents Show That Petronas, Malaysia's National Oil Company, Set The Official Selling Price Of Malaysian Crude Oil For September At US$127.07 Per Barrel

The Yield On Japan's 40-year Government Bonds Rose 2.5 Basis Points To 4.210%