韩国预算部长：2027年预算821万亿韩元。

ECB governing council member Rehn warned a protracted 'war of attrition' in Iran could keep euro-area inflation elevated and that the bank must prepare for that risk. His remarks, ahead of markets pricing a 25bp hike next week, pointed to higher energy prices after the near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz. 'We must not be complacent in the face of these inflationary pressures,' Rehn said. 'We cannot afford any burdensome crisis in Europe.' The comments mark a hawkish shift from Rehn, who until recently placed greater weight on growth risks than inflation, suggesting support for further tightening on the council has broadened.

European gas prices rose on Monday after a new round of US-Iran attacks undermined hopes that LNG shipments via the Strait of Hormuz would resume before the northern winter, raising the risk of further price spikes. ICE data showed the Dutch TTF near-month contract climbed €2.42 to €69.40/MWh. ING analysts said the attacks heightened concern of a protracted US-Iran stalemate and renewed risk to Gulf energy flows, including potential LNG supply disruptions.