埃及軍方：正在努力反制旨在破壞與蘇丹關係的“謠言”。

India's annual CPI rose to 5.54% in September, the highest since late 2024 and approaching the Reserve Bank of India's 2–6% tolerance band, the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation said on Monday. The print exceeded August's revised 4.83% and was in line with economists' survey median of 5.58%. The reading reinforces the RBI's decision last week to raise rates for the first time in nearly four years. Indian government bonds sold off after the release: the benchmark 10-year yield rose about 10 bps to 7.40%. Food was the main driver, with food inflation jumping to 7.74% in September from 5.97% in August; food accounts for over one-third of the CPI basket and below-normal rainfall is expected to add further price pressure in coming months.

Preliminary reports say an incident occurred on Ramim Ridge in northern Israel. Authorities are investigating whether it was caused by an explosion or a crash. About 12 casualties have been reported.