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The Stock Information published a summary of events for Friday, indicating that Poland and five other countries demanded a limitation of the ETS at the summit. The author also noted that Poland was expected to lose 2.1 million jobs by 2035, while the government planned to increase funds for widow's pensions. According to the summary, the number of pharmacies fell by 191 year-on-year, energy production increased by 7.23% in September, and coal energy generation also rose. It was also reported that maximum fuel prices were 6.95 PLN per liter of gasoline and 8.03 PLN per liter of diesel. Among the economic information, the author mentioned Lithuania's analysis of the extraordinary tax for Orlen, the ending negotiations of the Ministry of State Assets regarding the car factory, and plans by PGE and NASK concerning investments in data centers. He reported that the weighted average rate of return on OFE over three years was 128%. The summary also informed about the decline of the Qatari stock market to its lowest level in six years, a 10% drop in the Indonesian stock market, and plans to remove it from MSCI. The author also cited an assessment by the Financial Times stating that there is no connection between renewable energy sources and the decline in energy prices, as well as a forecast that India would become the fourth-largest economy in the world by 2027. He added that economic tensions between China and Europe were escalating. The Stock Information reported that major strikes were expected in France on October 17, and Paris was sending rockets to protect Saudi Aramco. According to the summary, Gulf countries were hiding the effects of Iranian attacks, while Saudi Arabia might sell US bonds to save its budget. The author also wrote that Iran expected a US strike before the elections, and the Houthis were easing the blockade on Saudi ships. He mentioned a fire at the Rosneft refinery in Ryazan and a Belgian court's decision expected by October 26 regarding the seizure of PAŻP accounts in a dispute with Pfizer concerning vaccines. The author cited a CNN report that Ukraine no longer had Patriot systems and noted that Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Volodymyr Zelensky. He added that trains on new Polish lines were expected to reach speeds of 300 km/h and that Google announced a breakthrough in quantum computing. The summary also indicated that the average Canadian purchased his first home at the age of 41. Finally, the Stock Information noted Boss Day and humorously wrote that one can only lose to a boss through his point of view. #Polska #Świat #Gospodarka (translated)

The Stock Information published a Thursday review, stating that a ship with 2.5 thousand containers sank in the Strait of Hormuz. The author also informed that Allegro was opening up to 12 million customers from Ukraine, and in Poland, 490 thousand students rented apartments, while 100 thousand lived in dormitories. The post attributed the blocking of Starlink in Ukraine to Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The Stock Information also reported that the largest Russian coking coal mine was set to suspend operations for 90 days. They cited data from the Ministry of Education indicating that there were 701 thousand teachers in Poland, of which 84 percent were women, and noted that starting from January, there would be facilitation for people searching for items using metal detectors. The author wrote that AliExpress offered deliveries in Poland within one day, the Pentagon was set to send troops to fight cartels, and the Houthis announced the destruction of Saudi Aramco's headquarters. He also reported that Donald Trump announced oil extraction in Greenland, and a ban on data center construction in the USA could trigger a recession. According to the post, Trump called Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator," and the delivery of Russian diesel to the USA would be seen as a betrayal by Kyiv. The Stock Information reported that the Houthis called on Saudi Aramco shareholders to sell their shares, warning of a decrease in their value, and the European Union imposed sanctions on former Russian combatants. The author also wrote that Taiwan was set to buy gas worth 80 billion dollars from Alaska, maximum fuel prices in Poland were 7.01 PLN per liter of gasoline and 8.05 PLN per liter of diesel, and 120 thousand foreign students were studying in the country. He added that China had opened a bridge with North Korea. On the occasion of Handwashing Day, the author cited a humorous statistic that 96 percent of people while washing dishes thought irritably about the frying pan that was still waiting to be washed. #informacje #Świat #Polska (translated)

The attacks by the Iran-backed Houthi rebels on the Saudi Aramco headquarters in Dhahran are increasing concerns about the global oil supply and threaten Saudi Arabia's economic reform plans as well as the geopolitical stability in the region. #Ölversorgung #HouthiAngriffe #SaudiArabien (translated)

The author wrote, citing Reuters, that the headquarters of Saudi Aramco was severely damaged in an attack from Yemen. According to the information he cited, the fire affected five floors, and ceilings collapsed and windows shattered near the office of CEO Amin Nasser. #SaudiAramco #Jemen #atak #SA #YE (translated)

Tino stated that a missile had fallen at the Aramco oil headquarters, sponsor of Aston Martin and Formula 1. He added that the explosion occurred 164 km from the Qatar circuit and that F1 would decide in the coming days whether to attend. https://t.co/HjLC4Mmjch #F1 #Aramco #Qatar (translated)

The author announced material number 864 titled "East of the Middle East." Among the topics discussed, he mentioned the fire at the Aramco headquarters in Saudi Arabia, the rejection of Bibis' assistance by KSA, and how the Houthis are building rockets. He also pointed out Donald Trump's lack of a plan for Ukraine, his gift to Vladimir Putin, senators demanding the termination of the agreement with Russia, and the warning from the head of MI5. https://t.co/2oWdTIHCqQ #BliskiWschód #ArabiaSaudyjska #polityka #KSA #SA #RU #UA (translated)

The Houthis in Yemen have intensified their attacks on Saudi Arabia in retaliation for a bombing in Sanaa, including an attack on the headquarters of Aramco and the launching of rockets at Riyadh, with no casualties, while Saudi Arabia has been able to intercept all attacks. #Houthi #SaoediArabië #Jemen (translated)

An Aramco building in Dhahran caught fire, and four people were wounded by intercepted missile debris in Riyadh, as Houthi attacks continued after a strike on the capital’s airport killed 13 people in the worst attack on Saudi soil since 2015. #YemenConflict #HouthiAttacks #SaudiArabia