According to the AXIOS website: NVIDIA (NVDA.O) supports the construction of new data centers to reduce power load fluctuations.

CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund: When the Saudi Crown Prince visited Russia, he made a significant commitment to invest in cooperation with the Russian Direct Investment Fund.

US Dollar: 1. Trump: Fed Chair Powell is either incompetent or bad and will leave "within months". 2. The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index fell to 94.6 from a revised 95.6 in September, the lowest level since April. 3. The Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index for October recorded -4, the highest since February 2025. 4. US President Trump: Expects GDP growth of 4% next quarter. Will not allow the Fed to raise interest rates. Euro: 1. ECB Governing Council member Panetta: The euro's appreciation is significantly weakening the price competitiveness of EU products. 2. ECB survey: Eurozone consumers remain optimistic about the inflation outlook. Pound Sterling: 1. Reuters survey: 54 out of 63 economists said the Bank of England will keep interest rates at 4.00% on November 6. 2. Goldman Sachs: Expects the Bank of England to cut interest rates by 25 basis points in November (previously predicted no cut). Japanese Yen: 1. Bank of America: Expects the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates in January after keeping them unchanged in October. 2. Bessant: Encouraged by the Japanese Finance Minister's deep understanding that "Abenomics" has shifted from a purely inflation-stimulating policy to a comprehensive approach that "balances growth and inflation concerns." Other: 1. Banking sources say the Turkish central bank sold more than $5 billion in foreign currency last week due to political uncertainty. 2. Citigroup: The Bank of Korea may raise its economic growth forecast next month. 3. Futures markets indicate an 8% probability of a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia next week, compared to 40% before the CPI data release. 4. OECD Secretary-General: Believes the global economic growth outlook faces significant downside risks. 5. The Bank of Korea governor hinted at an upward revision to the 2025 GDP growth forecast, stating that the growth rate in 2025 is more likely to reach 1.0% or higher, rather than the previously expected 0.9%. 6. The U.S. Treasury and the Bank of Thailand issued a statement: They will not use macroprudential or capital flow measures to intervene in the exchange rate for competitive purposes. Intervention in the foreign exchange market should be aimed at addressing excessive volatility and disorderly movements. Government investment tools will not be used to intervene in the exchange rate. 7. Data released by the Bank of Korea on Wednesday showed that South Korea's foreign currency deposits declined in September due to increased corporate trade settlements and overseas investments by pension funds. 8. Economists at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) believe that the Reserve Bank of Australia will not cut interest rates further and that rates will remain at 3.6% for an extended period. 9. Goldman Sachs economists adjusted their forecast for the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate to remain at 3.6%, removing their expectations for rate cuts in November and February next year. 10. Traders: The Reserve Bank of India's intervention in the market to support the rupee triggered more dollar selling. 11. The Thai Finance Minister stated that Thailand has not manipulated its currency, and the central bank can manage the exchange rate using its tools without intervention.