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Netanyahu: No Prospect Of A Diplomatic Agreement With Iran

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According To TASS, The Russian And Syrian Presidents Expressed Their Willingness To Deepen Dialogue And Economic Cooperation

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Kremlin: It Is Too Early To Discuss The Impact Of The CIA Director's Contacts With Russian Intelligence Agencies On Easing The Crisis In US-Russia Relations

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Japanese Foreign Ministry: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi Met With Kuwaiti Foreign Minister Jalah Jaber Ahmed Al-Sabah And Welcomed His Visit To Japan, Stating That Japan Is Willing To Actively Contribute To Enhancing The Economic And Energy Resilience Of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Member States

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Kremlin: Putin Has Had No Contact With The CIA Director

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Kremlin: The Kyiv Regime Is Destroying Itself

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Kremlin: (The Dismissed Ukrainian Defense Minister) Ukraine Appears To Be Slowly Losing The War

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Kremlin: (Regarding The CIA Director's Visit To Moscow) Russian President Vladimir Putin Is Aware Of The Matter; Contacts Between Intelligence Agencies Are Continuing

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Kremlin: It Is Not Yet Possible To Determine Whether The Deep Crisis In US-Russia Relations Can Be Overcome

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US Wheat Prices Rose 2.00% Intraday, Currently Trading At 717.50 Cents Per Bushel

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Kremlin: Putin Spoke By Phone With The Syrian President, Reiterating His Support For Syria's Unity, Territorial Integrity, And Sovereignty

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Iran's Stock Market Surged For Two Consecutive Days, With As Many As 90% Of Stocks Rising At One Point Today

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Hyundai CEO: We Are Concerned About U.S. Tariffs And We Must Address These Issues

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Kremlin: Russian President Vladimir Putin Held A Telephone Conversation With The Syrian President

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Natural Gas Prices Are Shaping European Interest Rate Expectations, With Bond Traders Concerned About Inflation Risks

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy: In The Past Day, Sanctions Were Imposed On 16 Targets Within Russia. Specifically, Long-range Strikes Were Carried Out On Oil Facilities—the “oil Wallets” Through Which Russia Funds Its War Effort—as Well As Attacks On Airports, A Missile Unit, And Infrastructure Continuously Used For Attacks Against Ukraine. Additionally, A Military-industrial Enterprise And Russian Logistics Facilities Were Also Targeted

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The Ukrainian Military Reported That On The Night Of August 26, Ukrainian Forces Attacked An Oil Refinery Facility In Kestovo, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russian Federation. The Attack Was Confirmed To Have Hit Its Target, And A Fire Subsequently Broke Out Within The Refinery

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Israel Defense Forces: Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir, Chief Of The General Staff Of The Israeli Army, Met With U.S. Air Force Commander General Kenneth Wilsbach And Air Force Commander Major General Omer Tishler Last Sunday. They Discussed Regional Situation Assessments, Lessons Learned From Joint Operations, And Areas For Future Cooperation

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Israel Bans Kite-flying In Gaza; The United Nations Condemns It As "outrageous."

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According To Interfax News Agency: Russia And Ukraine Each Exchanged 10 Prisoners Of War

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Market News: Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Takehiro Funakoshi Will Visit The United States From August 27 To 29

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Iranian Speaker Of Parliament: Iran And Iraq Play A Key Role In Establishing Regional Order

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The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7205 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On August 26, Up 24 Points From The Previous Trading Day

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Naftogaz, Ukraine's State-owned Gas Company, Reported That A Russian Attack Damaged A Thermal Power Plant In Kherson, Southern Ukraine

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The State Emergency Service Of Ukraine Reported That Russia Attacked A Warehouse In Chernihiv, With Employees Potentially Trapped Under The Rubble

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Citi: Gold's Breakout Is Primarily Driven By Speculative Capital, With The Global Central Bank Symposium Emerging As A Key Risk Point

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Sri Lankan President: Willing To Continuously Deepen Exchanges And Cooperation With China Across Various Fields

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International Criminal Court President Akane: It Is Expected That The Japanese Government Will Provide Support To Limit The Negative Impact Of US Sanctions

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International Criminal Court President Akane: I Have No Reason To Be Sanctioned

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The The Bank Of Thailand: The Recent Strengthening Of The Thai Baht Is Driven By Gold Purchases

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According To Interfax News Agency: The Russian Foreign Ministry Summoned The Romanian Chargé D'affaires In Russia

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The The Bank Of Thailand: The Thai Baht's Exchange Rate Is In Line With Other Regional Currencies

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London Metal Exchange (LME): Copper Inventories Decreased By 1,250 Tons, Zinc Inventories Increased By 2,275 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 54 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 35 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Remained Unchanged, And Lead Inventories Decreased By 1,600 Tons

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U.S. Ambassador To Lebanon: There Has Been Progress In The Pilot Areas, But It Will Take Time To Implement The Plans On Paper

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Sources Stated That Saudi Aramco Is Offering September-loading Arab Medium And Heavy Crude Oil To Asian Refiners

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Shipping Data Shows That An Oil Tanker Carrying 4 Million Barrels Of Saudi Crude Oil Is Conducting Ship-to-ship Transshipment In The Waters Off Oman, With The Cargo Destined For Asia

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Market News: Japan Will Support The Construction Of Pipeline Facilities Outside The Strait Of Hormuz. Japan Plans To Provide Additional Shipping Cost Support

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The Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Responded To Canada's Announcement Of Retaliatory Tariffs Against The United States: China Has Always Advocated That All Parties Resolve Their Respective Economic And Trade Concerns Through Equal Dialogue And Consultation

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The US Treasury Secretary Announced Sanctions Against Iran, To Which China Responded That It Has No Information To Release At This Time

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The Bank Of Thailand: The Monetary Policy Committee Voted Unanimously To Keep Interest Rates Unchanged

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The Bank Of Thailand: Inflation Came In Below Expectations. Growth Outlook Is In Line With Expectations

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The Bank Of Thailand: Overall Credit Growth Has Rebounded, But Lending To Small And Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) Continues To Contract

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The Bank Of Thailand: Considers The Current Policy Interest Rate Appropriate

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The Bank Of Thailand: Overall Growth Remains Sluggish And Uneven

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The Yield On Germany's 10-year Government Bonds Fell To A 12-day Low Of 3.186%

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Dragged Down By Falling Crude Oil Prices, The European Oil And Gas Index Led The Broader Market Decline

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The Bank Of Thailand: The Economy Is Projected To Expand Significantly In 2026 And 2027, Consistent With Previous Assessments. Overall Inflation For 2026 And 2027 Is Expected To Be Lower Than Previously Estimated. Medium-term Inflation Expectations Remain Within The Target Range. Private Consumption Growth Is Slower Than Anticipated

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The Bank Of Thailand: Will Monitor Developments In Uncertainty Surrounding The Middle East Conflict

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The Yield On UK 10-year Government Bonds Fell To 4.981%, Hitting A 13-day Low

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The Yield On UK Two-year Government Bonds Fell To 4.303%, Hitting A Two-week Low

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