MSX data shows that Alibaba's pre-market stock price has risen by more than 5%, and Alibaba Qianwen will integrate AI capabilities into Apple Intelligence.

According to a Reuters survey, economists generally expect the Bank of Canada to keep interest rates unchanged until 2027. Bank of America believes that core inflation is close to 2% and there are no signs of overheating, and the Bank of Canada will remain on the sidelines. The Royal Bank of Canada believes that economic improvement supports a wait-and-see stance and expects the Bank of Canada to maintain interest rates for the sixth consecutive meeting. Oanda suggests being cautious. TD Securities expects the Bank of Canada to maintain interest rates. Scotiabank expects the interest rate to remain unchanged at this meeting, but if the rebound and inflationary momentum continue, there will be a tightening window of 75 basis points from the fourth quarter to early next year. The National Bank of Canada expects interest rates and balance sheets to remain unchanged, but has lowered its GDP forecast for this year and raised its inflation forecast. Signal49 predicts GDP growth of approximately 0.5% this year. BNY Mellon expects no interest rate cuts before the fourth quarter. ING believes that the Bank of Canada will not take hawkish action unless oil prices rebound.

Alibaba's US stock rose 3.5% before trading, with reports indicating that Qianwen AI will be integrated into Apple's intelligent system.

European Central Bank Managing Director Panetta stated that inflation in the eurozone is currently hovering around 3% and is expected to remain above this level until early 2027.

The Financial Commission of South Korea has approved the second phase testing of the CBDC project, which includes the addition of Gyeongnam Bank and iM Bank, an expansion of the deposit token wallet limit to 500000, an increase in the holding limit to 10 million Korean won, and the addition of transfer functions and smart contract payment methods. In addition, the Financial Commission of South Korea has approved Kakao Bank and Busan Bank to jointly provide low interest loan services for small and medium-sized enterprises and individual businesses, as well as Naver Financial and Orange Square's prepaid card services for foreign tourists visiting South Korea.