Global news you need to know before the U.S. stock market opens on Tuesday

CSRC: Further deepen the comprehensive reform of investment and financing, and fully promote the implementation of a new round of capital market reform and opening up.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission and the Ministry of Finance are soliciting opinions on the draft regulations for whistleblower rewards for securities and futures violations.
The U.S. announces new tariffs on building materials, furniture, etc., and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs states: There are no winners in a tariff war or trade war.
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson warns that both inflation and employment targets are at risk.
International oil prices fell sharply, OPEC+: Will consider increasing production in the next three months.
Weak auction demand, Japan's 2-year government bond yield rises to a new high since 2008.
The Bank of Japan will slow down its bond purchases in the fourth quarter and reduce the purchase of ultra-long-term bonds.
India's stock market faces the longest decline since March, with foreign capital outflow nearing historical highs this year.
According to Reuters, India's gold and silver imports in September nearly doubled compared to August.
London falls out of the global top twenty IPO markets, with financing down 69%.
Tesla's third-generation humanoid robot will begin mass production in 2026.
Behind OpenAI's $4.3 billion revenue in the first half of the year: $2.5 billion cash burn and $13.5 billion loss.
The flagship model GLM-4.6 of Zhipu has been launched, and Cambrian and Moore Threads have completed adaptation.
Countdown to the U.S. government shutdown, U.S. stock indices fall, spot gold drops back below $3,800, and spot silver falls 2%.
The Nikkei 225 index closed down 0.2%, the Shanghai Composite Index closed up 0.52%, and the Hang Seng Index closed up 0.87%