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NATO Secretary General Rutte: European countries can support the US-led negotiations in the Ukraine peace talks.
NATO Secretary General Rutte: European allies are prepared to deal with a Russian "hybrid attack".
Market news: The US government has applied to intervene in cases involving X, Musk, and the European Commission.
The Central Bank of Mexico: Economic growth faces downside risks.
The Central Bank of Mexico: Future decisions will rely on data.
The Mexican central bank says there is no need to react mechanically to expected changes in US interest rates.
The Central Bank of Mexico: The committee reached an agreement on the interest rate decision.
The Mexican central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 6.50%.
Mexico's central bank set the interest rate at 6.5% on September 24, compared with expectations of 6.50% and the previous value of 6.50%.
French President Macron: I hope the G7 will discuss releasing strategic oil reserves.
U.S. defense officials reported that approximately 60 merchant ships transited the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, carrying the highest daily volume of crude oil since early July. About 40 of these ships coordinated with the U.S. military for navigational protection.
UBS (UBS.N): Tesla (TSLA.O) is expected to deliver 470,000 vehicles in the third quarter.
A spokesperson for the Iraqi Oil Ministry stated that Iraq remains committed to complying with its production arrangements and has therefore requested an increase in its production ceiling, a request that OPEC and its member countries have understood.
Iraqi Oil Ministry Spokesperson: Iraq has no intention of withdrawing from OPEC.
The U.S. Senate rejected a resolution limiting President Trump's power to wage war against Iran.
French President Macron: Fuel prices will not decrease if additional taxes are imposed on oil companies.
Alaska Airlines' chief operating officer said the airline expects to receive its first Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 10 aircraft next spring.
The chief operating officer of Alaska Airlines said the Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 10 is expected to enter service between April and mid-May next year.
The chief operating officer of Alaska Airlines said that the Boeing (BA.N) 737 MAX 10 is expected to be certified by the end of September.
French President Macron: Military forces and soldiers will be deployed to protect the Red Sea shipping lanes.