According to Hong Kong Stock Exchange filings, BlackRock's stake in Bilibili (09626.HK) decreased from 6.19% to 5.87% on September 21.

1. Trump's Peace Committee to Announce $2.45 Billion Gaza Reconstruction Plan —According to Axios, President Trump's Peace Committee will announce a six-month, $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan at its members' meeting on Wednesday. 2. Trump Reiterates Aircraft Carrier Rumors, Jokes About Sending Rubio to Cuba —During the UN General Assembly, President Trump joked that on his return journey from Iran, he could send Secretary of State Rubio to Cuba on "a big, beautiful aircraft carrier," leaving him there to "handle the rest." In May, Trump threatened to send the USS Abraham Lincoln to waters near Cuba after ending military action against Iran. 3. Trump Claims Uncontrolled Immigration is "Destroying Canada" —President Trump stated that Canada's policy of allowing millions of people into the country, essentially unregulated and unscreened, is destroying Canada. The effects are already showing in the data—high unemployment. 4. Trump Praises Boeing Aircraft Orders as Creating Tens of Thousands of American Jobs —US President Trump: Turkey and Bangladesh announced today the purchase of a total of 111 Boeing aircraft, with an option to purchase an additional 50. This deal involves tens of billions of dollars in sales and massive US exports, creating tens of thousands of jobs across the country. 5. Considers Approving Some Wind Power Projects in Exchange for Support for Energy Permitting Reform —Senate Environment Committee Ranking Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse stated that the Trump administration is considering approving some stalled solar and wind power projects in exchange for Democratic support for broader legislation aimed at expediting the energy project approval process. 6. Temporary Lifting of White House Access Ban on Three Major Media Outlets—A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to temporarily lift the ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico reporters entering the White House.

The Central Bank of Norway: Under the current policy interest rate path, inflation is expected to slow from next year, falling to 2% by 2029.