October 29 Overnight News at a Glance

1. The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged with a 10-2 vote. Fed Chair Warsh said financial conditions have tightened somewhat, and the Fed will gradually adjust its meeting schedule, reducing the number of meetings at which rates are set. 2. Apple officially released an updated MacBook Pro, featuring a touchscreen, an OLED display, and Dynamic Island. 3. Google launched the Gemini 4 Carbon frontier AI model. 4. Russian Presidential Aide Ushakov said that trilateral negotiations on the Ukraine issue will be held after November 4, with the specific date to be determined. Russia said Europe will not be invited to participate. 5. Microsoft Q3 revenue was $92.28 billion, versus analysts' expectation of $90.63 billion. Operating profit was $45.92 billion, versus analysts' expectation of $43.92 billion. 6. Key recording from Spain's high-speed rail accident exposed: dispatcher illegally ordered the train to "resume full speed." 7. Trump ordered the U.S. Trade Representative to seek negotiations on imports of robots and machinery. 8. Google parent Alphabet still forecasts full-year capital expenditure of $195 billion to $205 billion, and expects capital expenditure to still increase significantly in 2027. 9. Marvell Technology is in in-depth talks to acquire Lumentum.