Domestic News: 1. Li Qiang meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin. 2. China expresses dissatisfaction with the results of China-Japan consultations. 3. The Ministry of Commerce responds to reporters' questions regarding U.S. amendments to rules on invalidating patent applications. 4. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Japan must provide an explanation to the Chinese people. China does not accept Japan's unreasonable representations. 5. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issues the "High-Standard Digital Park Construction Guidelines," aiming to establish approximately 200 high-standard digital parks by 2027. 6. Beijing: Increase financial support for automobile consumption, especially new energy vehicles, and encourage eligible tech innovation enterprises to raise funds through the bond market. International News: 1. The U.S. government releases partial initial jobless claims data: most figures revised upward. 2. Putin: Visa-free policy for Chinese citizens traveling to Russia will take effect soon. 3. The EU imposes import quotas on steel alloys containing manganese or silicon. 4. Saudi Crown Prince: Investment in the U.S. will be increased to $1 trillion. 5. U.S. House of Representatives votes to require the Department of Justice to release all files related to the Epstein case. 6. Trump's approval rating drops to a low point, with dissatisfaction fueled by living costs and the Epstein case. 7. Google releases AI model Gemini 3, achieving significant advancements in reasoning and coding capabilities. 8. Cloudflare's global platform experiences a sudden outage, causing numerous websites to be inaccessible; the outage lasted about three hours. 9. ADP: Private sector employers reduced an average of 2,500 jobs per week in the four weeks ending November 1. 10. The release schedule for the latest U.S. data has been finalized, including the CFTC weekly report, PPI, and initial jobless claims data for the period affected by the government shutdown, which will be updated on Thursday. 11. Bank of Japan Governor, after meeting with Sanae Takaichi, states that the central bank is still gradually adjusting its monetary easing measures, signaling a firm intention to raise interest rates. 12. Microsoft and NVIDIA announce a joint investment of up to $15 billion in Anthropic; Anthropic commits to spending $30 billion to purchase Azure computing power. 13. Federal Reserve— ① Trump hints that the Federal Reserve Chair nominee has been decided, complaining that his attempt to fire Powell was blocked. ② Barkin: Agrees with Powell's view that a December rate cut is not a foregone conclusion, as both inflation and employment face risks.