Market sources say Colombia has resumed energy supplies to Ecuador.

A drone struck an industrial site in the Surgut area of western Siberia in Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, causing a fire, governor Ruslan Kukharuk said. Emergency crews are on site and experts are assessing the scale and nature of the damage; the targeted facility was not identified. Surgut, more than 2,130 km northeast of Moscow, hosts multiple oil and gas installations; it is unclear whether production or refining has been affected. The attack occurred after Ukrainian President Zelenskiy ordered a resumption of strikes on Russian refineries and ended a three-day pause in attacks; US President Trump has recently limited intelligence support to Ukraine.

BofA has launched an investment-grade bond offering, marketing up to four tranches with tenors from about 3 to 11 years, a person familiar said. The longest tranche is initially priced at roughly 120 bps over US Treasuries. The rare Friday deal makes BofA the third major Wall Street bank this week to tap the volatile bond market after Q3 results; several issuers have delayed high-grade supply as stronger-than-expected inflation prints and concerns about AI-driven trading have roiled US Treasury yields. BofA has raised $17bn year-to-date, the least among the six largest US banks, and last issued debt in April when it raised $10bn.