Domestic News: 1. Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Micky Adriaansens, issued a statement on the 19th, announcing the suspension of the administrative order against Nexperia. 2. Ministry of Commerce: China welcomes the Dutch side's proactive suspension of the administrative order against Nexperia. Both sides agree that administrative intervention should be eliminated, supporting and promoting enterprises to resolve internal disputes through negotiation and in accordance with the law. International News: 1. Japanese media: Japan's economic stimulus package is expected to exceed 20 trillion yen, with the supplementary budget for the support plan reaching approximately 17 trillion yen. 2. UK inflation falls for the first time in seven months, increasing market bets on a Bank of England rate cut in December. 3. Poland announces the revocation of the operating license for the Russian consulate in Gdańsk. 4. Alphabet (GOOG.O) stock price surpasses $300 for the first time. 5. The U.S. Treasury updates sanctions related to Russia. 6. Reports suggest the U.S. and Russia are preparing a 28-point secret draft proposal for peace in Ukraine. 7. Politico journalist: White House officials expect Russia and Ukraine to reach a framework agreement by the end of November. 8. Nasdaq and the Singapore Exchange will allow companies to list simultaneously in both locations. 9. The U.S. revises August trade data, with the trade deficit narrowing significantly to $59.6 billion. 10. Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The Fed "may" further reduce its balance sheet in the future. White House National Economic Council Director Hassett: The unemployment rate is "slightly above" the equilibrium level.