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Market news: Russian missiles struck Kyiv, Ukraine.October 22 – According to the New York Times, citing US officials and others briefed on the discussions, the US and Israeli militaries have developed concrete plans to launch another strike against Iran after the US midterm elections. As planning for a brief but high-intensity military operation progresses, the US and Israeli militaries have intensified exercises, sending fighter jets over Iraqi airspace to practice strike maneuvers. US officials stated that US Defense Secretary Hergsays met with Prime Minister Netanyahu in Israel this week to discuss a new round of strikes. Potential targets could include Iranian energy infrastructure, nuclear facilities, and missile and drone arsenals. Some officials believe that another large-scale attack could push the Iranian economy to the brink of collapse, forcing Iran to make concessions in diplomatic negotiations after nearly eight months of conflict.AWS: Amazons threat intelligence team discovered an exploit of the PHP2Shell vulnerability in MadPot, predating its public disclosure.October 22 (Yonhap News Agency) – A survey of economic experts conducted by Yonhap News Agency showed that all six experts surveyed expect the Bank of Korea to temporarily maintain its interest rate unchanged today (October 22), following two consecutive rate hikes in July and August. Experts believe the Bank of Korea will continue its tight monetary policy stance, but compared to a rare third consecutive rate hike, it is more likely to adjust the pace of policy by pausing rate increases and assess the timing of further rate hikes. Experts pointed out that strong semiconductor exports driving economic growth, along with upward inflationary pressures from both supply-side and demand-side factors, mean the rate hike cycle may continue in the short term. From January to August this year, South Koreas cumulative current account surplus reached $279.2 billion, nearly four times the $69.67 billion in the same period last year.Nasdaq futures extended their losses to 0.5%, Tesla (TSLA.O) fell 2.3%, and Micron Technology (MU.O), SanDisk (SNDK.O), and SK Hynix (SKHY.O) all dropped by about 1%. Tesla revealed it will lower its annual capital expenditure target from over $25 billion to $20 billion.
