Al Jazeera cited security sources saying Israeli forces will withdraw behind the yellow line in southern Lebanon and redeploy 3–4 km from the Israeli border.

Japan's Financial Services Agency will review whether domestic financial institutions are adequately assessing credit risks from lending to overseas non-bank lenders and real estate companies. The initiative will be included in the FSA's draft annual strategic priorities, to be finalised in June next year. The move responds to expanding overseas non-bank lending by major Japanese banks—non-bank financial intermediaries are increasing global activity and drawing more funding from Japanese banks—and to rising residential prices in major metropolitan areas that have prompted regional lenders to boost property-related loans. The FSA will also focus on investment and lending policies, project due diligence and risk management for data centers and similar facilities.

FT reports Jefferies-managed funds have nearly $500m of exposure to distressed iron-ore trader Radiant World and a second entity.