ECB Governing Council member Radev: The economic environment is becoming more challenging.

New York gold futures rallied 2.00% intraday to $3,976.90/oz.

Domestic News 1. Three departments: The stock repurchase and shareholding increase relending policy has been changed from a phased arrangement to a long-term institutional arrangement, and the relending rate has been reduced from 1.25% to 1%. 2. The People's Bank of China: Securities, fund, and insurance company swap facility operations will be conducted on November 3, with applications exceeding 100 billion yuan. 3. The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) plans to optimize the rules for market-stabilizing repurchases: adding "below issue price" scenarios, removing the six-month listing restriction, and removing restrictions on call auctions, etc. 4. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange's derivatives clearinghouse now accepts Chinese government bonds, policy bank bonds, and Ministry of Finance bonds as collateral. International News 1. Alphabet plans to raise 6 billion euros through a euro-denominated bond issuance. 2. The final reading of the US October S&P Global Manufacturing PMI was 54.9, below the expected 56 and the previous reading of 56. 3. Anthropic reported a net loss of $23.3 billion in the third quarter, compared to $12.1 billion in the same period last year. 4. Middle East Situation ① According to IRNA: Iran's Supreme Leader has authorized the government to conduct negotiations. ② Iranian Navy: An oil tanker struck a mine and caught fire in the eastern Strait of Hormuz. ③ Trump: I have always been very polite to Iran, and Iran also hopes to reach an agreement. ④ Iranian Foreign Ministry: Iran's demand is that the US fulfill its commitments under the Islamabad Understanding. ⑤ Iranian senior security official Mohsen Rezaei spoke by phone with Russian President Putin to discuss developments in the Middle East. ⑥ Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi stated that Iran is more prepared than ever before to respond to both military action and the need to resolve issues through diplomatic channels.