European stocks stabilized supported by recoveries in the technology and mining sectors after a drop on Friday due to US-China trade tensions. The Stoxx 600 index rose 0.6%, while the French CAC 40 led gains among major European markets.

French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France will play a special role alongside the Palestinian Authority in governing Gaza after the war, emphasizing the importance of reforms the Authority must undertake.

Miami announces the launch of the "Shuma Bay" project on October 10, a collaboration between Florida's Shuma Group and UAE's Reportage Group to redefine luxury living by blending Emirati planning with the city's vibrant energy.

The UAE has launched domestic worker services within the "Work Package" to facilitate issuance, renewal, and cancellation of domestic worker residencies, along with medical examination services through a unified digital platform, aiming to eliminate bureaucracy and improve customer experience.

Bahrain Real Estate Investment Company (Idama) has provided 200 job vacancies for citizens via the National Employment Platform, following the Crown Prince’s directive to offer three job opportunities to each registered job seeker before the end of the year.

Apple and major tech companies avoided a crisis with China after it was revealed that new rare metal export restrictions do not cover materials used in semiconductor chip production, easing fears over iPhone chip manufacturing disruptions.

The Pentagon is spending $1 billion to buy critical minerals to strengthen the national stockpile and protect the U.S. defense industry from China's supply chain dominance amid rising trade tensions.

US President Donald Trump stated that Qatar provided significant help in reaching the Gaza agreement and expressed pride in visiting the Gaza Strip. He also declared the war in Gaza over and emphasized the desire for peace.

The IMF Fall Meetings in Washington will gather global political and financial delegations to discuss key economic priorities including inflation control, development financing, and anti-corruption efforts, with special sessions focused on Lebanon's reforms.

Lebanon holds a large quantity of gold purchased in the 1970s at $35 per ounce, while today gold prices exceed $4,000. The real value of this gold is about $37 billion, but this value is not reflected in the official state accounts.