US Q3 final sales, preliminary annualized QoQ 1.7% vs 2.0% expected; prior 2.8%.

The National Bank of Ukraine said Russian attacks have sharply reduced commercial activity and the resulting loss of economic potential will constrain Ukraine's recovery.

After the Bank of Japan held rates as expected and for the first time signaled inflation trends had reached 2%, USD/JPY fell about 0.24% to 157.34 following an 8-1 policy board vote. The move helped the yen regain some safe-haven status after years in which wide yield differentials and large Japanese overseas investment flows limited its protective role. A Goldman Sachs strategist said the yen is becoming a more effective hedge against AI-driven market shocks as changes in Japan’s policy backdrop reduce the risk of sharp yen depreciation when global yields rise.