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Vietnam Oil and Gas Company: Seeking delivery of 1.5 million million British thermal units (MMBtu) of spot liquefied natural gas between October 15 and November 10.On October 12, Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated on the 11th that it is important for Russia to have people within the Kyiv regime demonstrate the political will to accept reality and promote a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine crisis.On October 12th, Honor announced that the Honor WIN2 series will be launched on October 21st at 14:30. The new product is positioned as a "gaming phone" and features a "red and blue buff" gradient design. It will go on sale immediately upon launch.Copernicus Climate Change Service: Global temperatures continue to rise above 1.5°C, making this September the second warmest September on record.On October 12th, DBS Group CEO Shushan Chen stated that the market is reassessing the risks associated with investments in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, which could lead to a more cautious AI financing environment. She said, "The market has sent a signal. This isnt a bad thing, because investors are now demanding higher returns and paying more attention to financing structures." Chen pointed out that the market is examining whether the large amounts of capital invested in the AI capital expenditure ecosystem can generate sufficient long-term returns to ultimately repay debt, bond, or equity investors. DBS believes that some weaker companies may face the risk of credit rating downgrades. However, Chen believes this risk repricing is "healthy" because the market wants to ensure that large-scale AI investments are sustainable and have long-term profitability. She stated, "The market is confirming whether these huge investments are truly sustainable." Chen revealed that DBS has participated in approximately $20 billion in AI-related transactions this year, mostly as the lead arranger for syndicated loans, but the bank itself only holds a small portion of the risk exposure.
