國際貨幣基金組織官員：人工智能的調整將影響泰國的出口利好情況，同時也會對全球產生影響。

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.

Mexico's president sheinbaum said trade talks with the US have made progress.