Japan's national CPI annual rate in September was 2.9%, in line with expectations and the previous value of 2.70%.

The annual inflation rate for used cars and trucks in the United States was 5.1% in September, up from 6% in the previous month.

Domestic News 1. Central Bank: Maintaining the smooth operation of financial markets, including the stock, bond, and foreign exchange markets. 2. Central Bank: A 900 billion yuan MLF operation will be conducted on October 27, with a term of one year. 3. The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress passed a decision to designate October 25 as Taiwan's Recovery Day. 4. Will the Chinese and US heads of state meet? Ministry of Foreign Affairs: China will release further information promptly. 5. China Securities Regulatory Commission: Efforts will be made to enhance the resilience and risk resistance of the capital market and strengthen the development of long-term market stabilization mechanisms. 6. Domestic GPU manufacturer Muxi Co., Ltd.'s IPO on the Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) was approved by the Listing Committee, with plans to raise 3.904 billion yuan. 7. The Guangdong Provincial People's Government issued the "Several Measures to Support the High-Quality Development of the Low-Altitude Economy in Guangdong Province," strengthening its efforts to cultivate the listing of low-altitude economy companies. International News 1. US CPI - ① US September CPI fell short of expectations across the board, leading traders to bet on two more interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year. ② After the data was released, spot gold prices rose by over $30 in the short term, the US dollar index plummeted over 30 points, and US Treasury yields fell. ③ White House National Economic Council Director Hassett said the data was "excellent," that inflation is slowing, and that pressure on the Federal Reserve is easing. ④ The White House stated: Inflation data may not be released next month, a first. 2. Bank of America: Gold funds saw their largest weekly inflows ever in the week ending Wednesday; annual inflows into gold and bonds may reach new highs. 3. The United States announced the termination of all trade negotiations with Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated: "We are ready to restart trade negotiations when the US is ready." 4. Market News: Amid concerns about an AI bubble, the Bank of England is investigating data center lending. 5. According to the Nikkei: Japan and the US will sign a memorandum of understanding on technological cooperation during US President Trump's visit to Japan next week. 6. Trump: The stock market is stronger than ever due to tariffs. 7. According to CNN: A senior Russian envoy arrived in the United States for formal talks.