Trump wants to let Qatar-mediated talks play out for now, while Israel is reported ready for renewed fighting and Iranian officials send mixed signals on the strait.
Seven core members held quotas steady at an online meeting on Sunday as the US-Iran war and disrupted flows through the Strait of Hormuz cloud the outlook.
The Canadian prime minister reported progress in stalled talks two days before the US midterms and ahead of Canada’s budget day, as US officials pushed back on a Canadian claim.
At the Manama Dialogue, the UAE’s presidential adviser said military solutions offer no quick off-ramps, while Abu Dhabi hopes for a US-Iran deal and prepares for the worst.
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson says to buy the dip whoever wins, while bond investors stay on the sidelines and strategists flag shutdown and borrowing-limit risks.
The exchange says withdrawals are stabilising and that it has now covered 95% of the stolen assets, while other tallies put outflows as high as $4.5 billion.
Overseas markets carried BYD’s October sales, while Xiaomi reported its highest monthly deliveries of the year despite a shrinking market for extended-range vehicles.
A resolution from the fifth plenum puts cryptocurrency and cross-border funds on the anti-corruption list and pledges to reach deeper into tech and digital platforms.
The company is preparing for a harsher Washington if Democrats win the House, as candidates backing data center moratoriums contest governor’s races in 21 states.
The report centres on alleged meetings between Huang and a Singapore-based data centre executive suspected of working for Chinese intelligence.
The exchange said a first phase would cover 15 assets including bitcoin and ether, while accounts differ on whether it has covered 90% or 95% of the losses.
Iran says the ships were using unauthorised routes, as attacks on shipping in a conflict that has killed at least 24 civilian seafarers continue.
Protests in Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt saw shops looted, while Paris saw a third weekend of unrest and French authorities deployed 70,000 police.
Gulf states are scrambling to keep the conflict from their doorstep, and the UAE says it hopes for a breakthrough but is braced for the worst.
Judge Darrin Gayles found Trump’s lawyers failed to credibly allege actual malice, ending a refiled claim for at least $10 billion in damages.
The secretary of state also defended Russia’s place in the G20 against criticism from allies unhappy with Trump’s plan to waive some tariffs and sanctions.