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Employment data from the U.S. Labor Department for September will be released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Friday.

The number of new orders fell at the fastest rate in two years, while output posted its sharpest decline in a year.

The economic crisis in the eurozone has intensified for the first time with double-digit inflation in history, which will force the European Central Bank to continue aggressively raising interest rates.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) carried out the sale of foreign currency totaling 5 million Swiss francs ($5.1 million) as part of its market price control mechanism, known as intervention, during the second quarter of 2022. Thus, the era of large foreign currency purchases in order to curb the franc growth is over.

The rating agency Standard & Poor's has revised the outlook on the UK's AA sovereign credit rating and has lowered it to "negative" from "stable". The experts’ decision was influenced by Liz Truss's plan for tax cuts to boost the economy as they believed it could result in the growth of the sovereign debt.

According to a commentary given by analysts at BTIG, McDonald’s shares are generally positively estimated by specialists, with the assignment of a Buy rating and the determined stock price target of $280.

Despite the fact that the new-issue market has almost collapsed, Intel Corp's subsidiary Mobileye has announced that it has filed for an initial public offering in the United States.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki urged investors not to sell the yen. The minister said Japan was ready for "decisive" measures in case of a further decline in the Japanese currency.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk presented a model of a humanoid robot called Optimus. Musk said the world's largest electric vehicle maker could produce millions of units and sell them for up to $20,000, which would be within a third of the cost of the electric vehicle itself.

Cost of Nike securities decreases because of the awaited price squeeze.