According to Saudi Arabia's Al Arabiya TV, the draft proposal for US-Iran negotiations under discussion includes: exploring Iran's willingness to make early commitments regarding the future of its nuclear stockpile; arrangements to reopen navigation in the Strait of Hormuz within seven days; daily confidence-building measures between Iran and the US; exploring the establishment of an international mechanism to ensure compliance by both sides; considering third-party countries as potential guarantors for the implementation of any US-Iran agreement; seeking Iran's agreement to hold direct negotiations with the US; stipulating that any actions by Iran on the nuclear issue will be met with similar US sanctions; not requiring concessions from Iran and the US without corresponding commitments; establishing clear procedures to handle Iran's delayed compliance or non-compliance; and clearly defining the obligations of Iran and the US at each stage of the agreement. This information has not been confirmed by mainstream media; investors are advised to exercise caution and verify information.

The mayor of Kyiv: The city's water supply has been disrupted following the Russian airstrikes.

According to the Iranian news agency IRNA: Saudi Foreign Minister and U.S. Secretary of State Rubio met in Atlanta, USA, on the sidelines of the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting to exchange views on the latest situation in the region and related issues.

According to the Financial Times, OpenAI has lowered its funding target by $10 billion as tech anxiety intensifies.

Alphabet (GOOG.O) is in talks with the Pentagon to join President Trump's $185 bln "Golden Dome" missile-defense program, focusing on data security, storage, networking and cybersecurity to harden military command-and-control data transmissions, sources said. Discussions are at an early stage; Alphabet's network unit Aalyria is participating in consortium preparations. The Pentagon said it has not made a final decision on forming a new consortium or on participating firms.

Apple (AAPL.O) closed Friday with a market value of $5.03 trillion, surpassing NVIDIA (NVDA.O) at $4.93 trillion to become the world’s largest listed company for the first time since late July. Apple shares fell 1.2% while NVIDIA dropped 4.2%. Recent results from Intel (INTC.O) and Amazon (AMZN.O) have heightened investor concern over returns on large AI capital expenditures; Alphabet (GOOG.O) and Meta Platforms (META.O) faced earlier selling. Apple’s relatively restrained infrastructure spending and stronger free cash flow have underpinned its resilience amid the tech sell-off. Year-to-date Apple is up about 27%; NVIDIA is down over 10% in the past month.