[Overnight global news you need to know on Saturday: Saudi Arabia plans to attack the Houthi armed forces in Yemen on multiple fronts, G7 will release 100 million barrels of energy, European and American stock markets rose across the board, Nasdaq and Nvidia hit new highs during the session] 1. According to reports, Saudi Arabia plans to launch an offensive against the Houthi armed forces in Yemen, and is expected to launch a multi-front offensive in the next few weeks. 2. Trump said that the United States will not implement a diesel export ban. 3. French President Macron said that the G7 will release up to 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil reserves within four months. 4. Fed Goolsby said that he would not react strongly to one month's data and would not rule out making any decisions at the next interest rate meeting. 5. Swaps contracts linked to the Fed’s policy rate no longer price in a full 25 basis point rate hike this year. 6. TD Securities expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in December and March, compared with previous expectations of October and January. 7. When talking about U.S. bond yields, Hassett said that a strong economy drives up yields. 8. NVIDIA announced that it will launch DGX SPARK 64GB, which can run up to 100 billion parameter AI models locally. 9. SEC documents show that Qualcomm has submitted a prospectus and plans to resell up to 25 million common shares. 10. Anthropic reportedly plans to expand its cutting-edge engineering team to 10,000 people by 2027. 11. Google announced that Spanner Queues is officially fully open to support transactional messaging in agent workflows. 12. It is reported that the cloud businesses of Microsoft and Amazon will face stricter scrutiny by the European Union. 13. SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won will sell 2.26% of SK Corp’s shares for approximately 944 billion won. The transaction is expected to be completed on November 2. 14. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister stated on the 2nd that no fees should be charged for passing through the Strait of Hormuz. 15. CME Group withdrew its application to launch an all-weather 10-barrel crude oil futures contract. 16. Trump said that the agreement with South Korea included US$8.4 billion in projects to enhance oil recovery. 17. The number of non-farm employment in the United States increased by 29,000 in September, which is expected to increase by 90,000, and the previous value increased by 162,000. 18. The three major U.S. stock indexes collectively closed higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.19%, setting a new intraday high, rising 0.45% this week, and rising for three consecutive weeks; the S&P 500 rose 0.73%, falling 0.27% this week; the Dow rose 0.49%, falling 1.26% this week. Nvidia hit another intraday high. Major European stock indexes collectively closed higher, with Germany's DAX30 index rising 1.13%. 19. The international crude oil futures settlement price closed down. WTI crude oil futures November contract fell by 1.9%, and has fallen by 1.4% this week; Brent crude oil futures December contract fell by 0.06%, and has fallen by 1.98% this week. 20. COMEX gold futures fell 0.72%, down 3.45% this week; COMEX silver futures fell 0.76%, down 6.31% this week.