Syrian President: The return on investment in Syria will depend on the specific investment situation and will take approximately three years.

Internationally 1. Nomura Securities: Withdraws its expectation of another Fed rate cut in December. 2. Barclays: Stocks will experience a "year-end rally," with the overall market environment providing favorable support for further gains. 3. Natixis: Powell's control over the Fed is weakening, and splits will occur more frequently. 4. HSBC: Risks are shifting to the timing of the Bank of Japan's rate hike, with the possibility of early action. 5. Mizuho Bank: The Bank of Japan reiterated its stance on interest rates moving towards "normalization," leading to market expectations of an earlier rate hike. 6. Saxo Bank: The Bank of Japan remains cautious, and the probability of a December rate hike has not increased. 7. OCBC Bank: The market is disappointed by the Bank of Japan's lack of hawkish stance, causing yen bulls to exit. 8. OCBC Bank: The Bank of Japan is expected to remain cautious before receiving clear economic information, and future Fed actions may put pressure on the yen. 9. Commerzbank: If the Bank of Canada keeps interest rates unchanged, the Canadian dollar may rise in the short term. 10. JPMorgan Chase: Spain's economy slowed slightly in the third quarter, but will still outperform other EU countries. 11. ING: Rising expectations of a UK interest rate cut led to a decline in both UK government bond yields and the pound. Domestic: 1. CICC: The pace of Fed rate cuts may slow; excessive optimism is not advisable. 2. CICC: Calculates that the Fed has room for three more rate cuts; the new Fed chairman is the biggest variable in the interest rate path. 3. CITIC Securities: Expects the Fed to cut rates by another 25bps at its next policy meeting. 4. CITIC Securities: Expects tight supply to drive up commodity prices such as copper and cobalt. 5. CITIC Securities: Precious metal prices have retreated from their highs; maintain a long-term bullish outlook. 6. Huatai Securities: Policies empower the long-term development of the real estate industry, providing room for valuation repair in the sector.

The EIA's data for implied demand for U.S. gasoline production in the week ending October 24 was 9.7731 million barrels per day, compared to 9.665 million barrels per day in the previous week.