The European Union has approved its 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, expanding the list by over 1,600 individuals and entities. This represents the largest simultaneous increase in the scope of EU sanctions. The new measures are scheduled for official approval on Monday, October 12, reports Euronews.

The European Union has agreed on its 22nd package of sanctions against Russia, targeting over 1,600 individuals and entities. This marks the broadest expansion to date of the EU’s sanctions list. The measures are expected to be formally approved on Monday, October 12.

Russia's Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures are set to be released today at 19:00 Moscow time.

Inflation in Russia from September 29 to October 5, 2026, reached 0.96%, compared to 0.12% the previous week, with prices increasing by 5.94% since the start of the year, according to Rosstat. As of October 5, annual inflation stood at 7.08%, surpassing the Central Bank’s forecast for 2026, which ranged between 6% and 7%, based on IF estimates.

Russia’s inflation rate accelerated sharply last week, reaching 0.96% from September 29 to October 5, 2026, up from 0.12% the week prior, according to Rosstat. Since the beginning of the year, prices have risen by 5.94%. The annual inflation rate as of October 5 increased to 7.08%, exceeding the Central Bank’s forecast of 6-7%. The Ministry of Economic Development reported an official annual inflation figure of 7.17% on October 5.

The National Wealth Fund decreased by 210 billion rubles in September, bringing the total to 12.985 trillion rubles. The liquid portion represents 1.6% of GDP, according to the Ministry of Finance. More details can be found in the release.

GLRX stock rises 7%, indicating positive market momentum.

Hungary lifts veto on Ukraine and Moldova's EU accession process at technical negotiation stage, Rapporteur portal reports.

At 1:00 PM Eastern Time today, Trump will announce an automatic subscription to Trump Accounts (those exact ones) here.

PDVSA says pipeline rupture at refinery won't affect fuel supplies

U.S. stocks rally unexpectedly amid mixed economic signals.

Experts advise АССОЛЬ to demonstrate strong determination and willpower to navigate the bearish market.

Ledger Wallet Launches Crypto Loan Service, Enables Borrowing USDC or USDT Against Collateralized BTC Assets

U.S. Oil Prices Await EIA Inventory Data at 17:30 MSK; Expectations Indicate a 1.9 Million Barrel Increase, Up from Last Week’s 922,000 Barrel Rise. API Inventories Reported a 2.1 Million Barrel Drawdown.

U.S. crude oil inventories declined by 3.186 million barrels, according to recent EIA reports, defying expectations of a 1.9 million barrel increase. The previous figure showed a 0.922 million barrel rise.

Mercedes-Benz reports 8% decline in third-quarter vehicle sales amid sluggish Chinese demand; electric vehicle sales jump 52% year-over-year.

IEA member countries support accelerating the planned release of oil reserves, initially announced in March, with intentions to begin the process shortly. They also endorse prioritizing the use of diesel stocks. Collectively, IEA countries maintain approximately 1.1 billion barrels of reserves, including more than 200 million barrels of diesel fuel.

Russian stocks climb to four-month high, led by CHMF and MTLR.

U.S. Treasury bonds see buyback attempt amid week-long stabilization efforts.

U.S. one-year consumer inflation expectations for September, as reported by the NY Fed, rose to 3.9%, exceeding the consensus estimate of 3.6% and remaining above the prior reading of 3.6%.