Belgian prime minister has tendered his resignation to the king.

John Ternus will host his first earnings call as Apple (AAPL.O) CEO on Monday; he took over from Cook in September. Apple’s first foldable phone, a smart-home hub and touchscreen MacBooks began shipping in the current fiscal first quarter. Cook has warned memory-chip costs are undergoing a "once-in-a-century" surge. Market focus: guidance for the critical holiday quarter; Ternus’s remarks on AI and an upgraded Siri; and rising memory-chip costs. Analysts say memory-cost inflation will shave quarterly profit growth to a six-quarter low. Consensus Jul–Sep (fiscal Q4) estimates: revenue +11% to $113.4bn; net income +6% to $29.04bn; services revenue +10% to $31.56bn, the weakest growth in over three years; iPhone sales +15% to $56.54bn, down from ~22% growth in the prior three months.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney said he held a productive conversation with U.S. President Trump on bilateral trade and that both sides are exploring a framework for a mutually beneficial Canada‑U.S. trade agreement. He said the deal aims to support jobs, lower household costs and respect Canadian sovereignty, and that negotiating teams will work closely over the coming weeks.