英国外交大臣米利班德：世界秩序需要重建。

Rising oil prices, driven by unresolved U.S.-Iran tensions, have lifted market pricing for a November Bank of England rate increase. Brent crude futures rose as much as 2.3% to $106.7/bbl. LSEG data show the market now prices an 81% chance of a BoE rate hike at the November policy meeting, up from 62% a week earlier.

At the morning-session close, China's main futures contracts were mostly lower. Lithium carbonate and Shanghai silver fell more than 4%, live hogs dropped over 3%, palladium declined nearly 3%, and coking coal, red dates, glass and Shanghai gold were down over 2%. On the upside, the Europe container-shipping route jumped over 5%, methanol gained more than 4%, fuel oil rose over 3%, Dalian soybean No.1 was up about 2%, and propylene, LPG, polysilicon and asphalt advanced over 1%.