韓國財長：鑑於經濟基本面強勁，有必要警惕過度焦慮。

Italy is reviewing a bill to impose a 26% exit tax on unrealised capital gains for individuals who transfer tax residency abroad and hold financial assets exceeding €800,000 (~$900,000); the proposal is under parliamentary review. The measure is aimed at Italian citizens and long-term residents and may not apply to foreign ultra-high-net-worth individuals who relocated to Italy recently. The sudden policy turn could undermine perceptions of tax and political stability that have attracted wealthy investors to Milan. Francesco Guelfi, a partner at a Milan law firm, said the draft resembles a complex form of wealth tax and gives the impression Italy is becoming a "golden cage" for the rich.

FT reports that after Iran warned it could target undersea cables and data centers if the US and Israel launch new strikes, maritime analytics firm Windward tracked at least four Iran-linked vessels using unusual routes and loitering along undersea cable corridors in the Gulf of Oman over several days. Three of the vessels are US‑sanctioned tankers and the fourth is a small Iranian fishing boat that lingered above the Europe–India Gateway and Transworld cables from Oct. 21–26. TeleGeography shows six cables currently cross the Strait of Hormuz and three more are under construction; Iraq, Kuwait, Bahrain and Qatar rely entirely on cables traversing the Strait, so strikes could materially disrupt regional internet connectivity and economic activity.