The UK's Minister for Artificial Intelligence said the government must "dare to take risks." The government announced the establishment of an "AI growth lab."

Overseas 1. Morgan Stanley: Shorting the US dollar is advisable in a "Goldilocks" environment. 2. Bank of America: Credit tightness may trigger passive selling, and the stock market faces bearish signals. 3. Goldman Sachs: US headline and core CPI are expected to increase by 0.3% month-on-month in September. 4. Societe Generale: A mild US recession could weaken the US dollar. 5. UBS: A Bank of Japan interest rate hike in the coming months appears warranted. 6. Nomura: Cooperation with the Restoration Party may temper Sanae Takaichi's policy impulses. 7. Citigroup: We do not believe Sanae Takaichi will pressure the Bank of Japan not to raise interest rates. 8. Goldman Sachs: Brent crude oil is expected to fall to $52 per barrel in the fourth quarter of next year. 9. Bank of Singapore: Investors may still be keen to increase their gold allocations when prices fall. 10. TD Bank: Weak demand is weakening pricing power, and Canadian corporate profits may be squeezed. 11. Scotiabank: Canadian corporate profits may hit new highs, supporting the continued rise of the Toronto stock market. Domestic 1. Huachuang Securities: Fund allocations to credit bonds have recovered since October, and you can watch for opportunities to increase holdings in 4-5 year bonds. 2. Galaxy Securities: The food and beverage index is recovering amidst a shift in market trends. 3. CITIC Construction Investment: The humanoid robot industry chain is progressing steadily, and we remain optimistic about the sector's performance. 4. CITIC Securities: September economic data showed further divergence between supply and demand. 5. CITIC Securities: Further optimization of offshore duty-free policies will benefit duty-free sales in many ways. 6. CITIC Construction Investment: New solid-state battery technologies are continuously making breakthroughs, accelerating the industrialization process.

Brent crude oil's intraday gains expanded to 1.00%, currently trading at $61.92 per barrel.