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Real-time News
October 10th - Following the strong earthquake, Panama experienced several aftershocks on October 9th, one of which reached a magnitude of 6. Local authorities are currently assessing the damage caused by the earthquake.On October 10th, the Kremlin released a statement from Russian President Vladimir Putin on the 9th, stating that during a phone call with US President Donald Trump that day, the two sides focused on the prospects for resolving the Ukraine crisis, as well as the situation in Iran and various aspects of bilateral relations. When discussing the global energy market situation, Russia reiterated its willingness to supply oil and petroleum products to the US and global markets. Putin emphasized that this would have a positive impact on the global economy. Both sides confirmed that the two presidents will continue to maintain direct contact and continue to cooperate through the presidential office, intelligence and security services, and other government agencies. Furthermore, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak also stated that Russia is willing to increase diesel supplies to the US market in October. He added that with refineries completing maintenance, diesel exports may increase in November and December.Moodys: (Regarding Ghana) Despite external pressures from the Middle East conflict, financing costs remain low.Moodys: (Regarding Ghana) The country rating for local currency has been upgraded from B1 to BA3, and the country rating for foreign currency has been upgraded from B2 to B1.October 10 - The Panama Canal Authority issued a statement on October 9th saying that the Panama Canal remains operational and has not been affected by the strong earthquake that day. The statement said the earthquake occurred at approximately 12:56 PM local time. The canal has activated its emergency response plan, and technicians are inspecting relevant facilities to determine if they have been affected. The Canal Authority will release updated verification information as the assessment progresses.
