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National Hurricane Center: The southwest United States will face severe risk of flash flooding this weekend.

Investment Company Institute (ICI): U.S. money market fund assets reached a record $7.39 trillion.

Finnish President Stubb: We can cooperate with the United States to create 6G networks.

Finnish President Stubb: We can cooperate with the United States in the fields of quantum computing and networking.

US President Trump: More sanctions may be imposed on Russia.

US President Trump: There are no plans to withdraw US troops from European territory, but they may be mobilized.

US President Trump: If Russia attacks Finland, the United States will defend Finland and will cooperate closely with Finland and NATO.

US President Trump: We are increasing pressure on Ukraine deal.

US President Trump: Will resolve the Russia-Ukraine issue.

According to the Russian Federal Air Transport Agency: Russia's Krasnodar Airport has implemented temporary restrictions.

US President Trump: The hostages will be released next Monday and Tuesday; I will be there.

US President Trump: Plans to depart for the Middle East later on Sunday.

President of Finland: 4 icebreakers will be built in Finland and 7 in the United States.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent: The international community is united in supporting Argentina and its prudent fiscal strategy.

The Bank of France expects France to grow by 0.3% in the third quarter, unchanged from its September forecast.

Federal Reserve Governor Barr: The Federal Reserve can only work if it focuses on balancing various goals, and that's exactly what we are doing now. If we continue to focus on this, it demonstrates the independence of the Fed.

Federal Reserve Governor Barr: We need to decide in October whether to cut interest rates again. This is a difficult decision. It is appropriate to take very cautious measures.

Fed Governor Barr: If there were no concerns about the labor market, there would be no need to cut interest rates last month.

Federal Reserve Board Governor Barr: Worried that interest rate cuts may exacerbate inflation. This is one reason why we need to proceed with caution.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of US$4.496 billion from 10 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations, continuing to hit a new low since April 2021.