1. Data shows that the U.S. national debt has reached $38 trillion for the first time.
2. "Federal Reserve mouthpiece": The Fed has lost access to the "small non-farm payroll" employment data.
3. Former Bank of Japan board member Eiji Maeda stated that the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates in December or January.
4. The Bank of Korea kept its interest rate unchanged at 2.5%, in line with market expectations.
5. The Philippine peso fell to its lowest level since February due to capital outflows from the stock market.
6. Bank Indonesia unexpectedly kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75%. The bank said its interest rate decision is consistent with the inflation outlook and expects inflation to remain within its target range until 2026.
7. Foreign investors' purchases of Indian government bonds increased 46-fold last week, indicating that the Reserve Bank of India's aggressive monetary intervention is boosting market confidence.
