伊朗外交部发言人巴加埃：（被问及韩国计划在地区部署海军力量）首尔能提供的最好帮助就是不要卷入这一复杂问题。

London Metal Exchange inventories: nickel down 306 tonnes; lead down 3,700 tonnes; zinc down 500 tonnes; aluminium down 625 tonnes; tin down 40 tonnes; copper up 725 tonnes.

Key market events this week: concentrated Fed speaker slate, US inflation and PPI, China macro prints, OPEC/IEA oil reports and Abu Dhabi US‑Russia‑Ukraine talks (Nov 10–11) that carry geopolitical risk for oil markets. Monday: China Oct CPI and M2 (y/y) due; Australia Reserve Bank assistant governor Hunter speaks; earnings from Occidental Petroleum and Lucid. Tuesday: US Oct seasonally adjusted CPI m/m and core CPI m/m; NY Fed 1‑yr inflation expectations; ADP payrolls; China Oct trade balance (USD and RMB); G7 foreign ministers meeting; Bank of England governor Bailey speaks on central bank independence; BOJ issues minutes of its Oct policy meeting; US‑Russia‑Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi begin Nov 10. Wednesday: US 10‑yr Treasury auction stop yield and bid‑cover published; API weekly oil stocks; OPEC monthly oil market report and EIA monthly short‑term energy outlook; Bank of Canada releases policy minutes. Thursday: UK Q3 GDP preliminary and sector activity data; China to open a domestic fuel‑price adjustment window; ECB publishes its Economic Bulletin; SMIC and Applied Materials report. Friday: US Oct PPI (y/y and m/m) and weekly EIA crude and gas inventories; France final Oct CPI and euro‑area Q3 GDP second estimate; China Oct total electricity consumption released (NEA typically publishes around the 15th); IEA monthly oil market report; NY Fed, San Francisco Fed and Chicago Fed presidents scheduled to speak. Saturday: US rotary rig count to Nov 13; Fed Vice‑Chair Jefferson and San Francisco Fed president Daly speak. Markets to watch: US Treasury yields around the 10‑yr auction and monthly CPI/PPI prints; oil prices around OPEC/IEA reports, weekly EIA/API draws and the Abu Dhabi talks; China CPI, M2, trade and electricity data for growth/ liquidity signals; multiple Fed and major central bank speakers for near‑term policy signalling.