Shares of Commerzbank rose about 4% after UniCredit Bank of Italy released its third-quarter results and stated that it expects to finalize a takeover offer by the end of November.

Domestic News: 1. my country's total energy investment may reach $940 billion in 2026, ranking first globally. 2. Shanghai Stock Exchange: The total market capitalization of listed companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange exceeds 65 trillion yuan. 3. In the first 10 months of this year, the China Development Bank issued over 480 billion yuan in loans to the manufacturing sector. International News: 1. US media: White House Deputy Chief of Staff Walters will resign. 2. US House Democratic Leader Jeffries supports impeachment proceedings against Hegses. 3. Trump plans to invite the UFC president to serve as White House press secretary; the two sides plan to meet on Monday. 4. British media: Anthropic spends $3.4 billion to purchase gas-fired power generation equipment to power its data centers. 5. Trump says he may reshuffle his administration team, reiterating his confidence in War Secretary Hegses. 6. Middle East situation— ① Trump: If negotiations progress, it is "extremely unlikely" to launch another major military attack on Iraq. ② Saudi media: An Iraqi delegation visited Iran and conveyed a message from the US. ③ Houthi sources claim Saudi Arabia and Syria have reached an agreement on troop deployment, which Syria denies. ④ Saudi Arabia's financial district was attacked, and the Aramco building was damaged. ⑤ Trump urged Netanyahu to move forward with the Gaza peace plan, regardless of who forms the new government. ⑥ Iranian Foreign Minister: The US needs time to process the election results; mediation has not yet resumed. ⑦ Four explosions were heard near Iran's Qeshm Island. ⑧ Sources: The Khormor gas field in Iraq's Kurdistan region was attacked by a drone; smoke was seen rising near the field. ⑨ US Secretary of State: Iran's demands are completely unacceptable; a diplomatic solution will still be sought.

Israel's Justice Party leader, Eisenkot, stated that if one accepts his four principles, it is possible to become a partner in the emergency coalition government he leads: First, recognize Israel as a Jewish and democratic state. Second, accept the values embodied in the Declaration of Independence. Third, require all individuals to fulfill their service obligations, whether military, state, or civilian, to strengthen the Israel Defense Forces and expand its manpower. Fourth, recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization and pledge to destroy its military and governing capabilities.