Key Sunday News Summary: Regulators to Hold Meeting; OPEC+ Maintains

China's central bank (PBOC), the National Financial Regulatory Administration, and the China Securities Regulatory Commission will hold a joint meeting on November 2, while a major state-owned bank plans to extend 100 billion yuan ($14 billion) each in special loans for share buybacks and increased shareholding to state investment firms China Guoxin and China Chengtong. Listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen reported combined net profits exceeding 5 trillion yuan, a four-year high, signaling improving corporate earnings. OPEC+ decided to keep December crude oil production quotas unchanged, maintaining current supply levels. Iran's negotiators held a third consecutive day of talks in Doha with Qatari mediators seeking an agreement to end the US-Iran conflict, though Iran's foreign minister said no final conclusions have been reached and outcomes depend on the US response. US stock market opening times shift to 22:30 Beijing time as North America begins daylight saving time. Investors should watch the outcome of Monday's regulatory meeting for potential policy signals and the direction of US-Iran negotiations for geopolitical risk implications.