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Federal Reserve Governor Barr will speak on "Financial Inclusion" in ten minutes.
On October 23rd, Denmark, the current rotating EU presidency, announced on Wednesday that EU countries had approved the 19th round of sanctions against Russia, including a ban on Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports. Denmark added: "The written procedure for Commission approval has been initiated. If no objections are received, the package of sanctions will be adopted by 8 a.m. tomorrow." The LNG ban will take effect in two phases: short-term contracts will end after six months, and long-term contracts will expire on January 1, 2027. This comprehensive ban is one year ahead of the European Commissions roadmap. The new sanctions package also adds travel restrictions for Russian diplomats and lists 117 vessels from Russias "shadow fleet," primarily tankers, bringing the total number of vessels to 558.
S&P: Due to strong artificial intelligence momentum and continued market leadership, it has revised Nvidias (NVDA.O) outlook to "positive" and maintained its rating.
Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.37% at 25,647 points in the night session, 135 points below the spot price.
According to the Wall Street Journal: The United States lifted key restrictions on Ukraines use of Western long-range missiles.