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Oct 9 (Reuters) – National Guard troops were seen by a Reuters witness at the U.S. immigration processing facility in Broadview near Chicago on Thursday morning. (Reporting by Jeenah Moon in Broadview, Illinois)

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Jenscare Scientific Co Ltd: * LUX-VALVE PLUS APPROVED FOR HONG KONG-MACAO MEDICINE AND EQUIPMENT CONNECT Source text: Further company coverage:

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SPOT SILVER EXTENDS GAINS, LAST UP OVER 4% TO HIT RECORD HIGH OF $51/OZ

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(Adds Nabiullina quotes in paragraphs 5 and 8, background) By Elena Fabrichnaya SOCHI, Russia, Oct 9 (Reuters) – Russia's central bank will take into account a spike in gasoline prices and its impact on people's inflationary expectations when making decisions on potential interest rate cuts, Governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Thursday. Prices for gasoline, which are tightly monitored by authorities, are up 10.2%, above general inflation, since the start of the year, with the spike in part attributed to a step up in Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries. Reuters calculations in August showed that Ukrainian attacks and maintenance works reduced Russian oil refining by almost a fifth on certain days. Russia extended a ban on exports of gasoline to keep domestic prices under control. Nabiullina said gasoline was one of the "marker" commodities that impact people's inflationary expectations, an important factor that the central bank's board reviews when making rate decisions. "The rise in gasoline prices could slow down the decrease in inflation expectations. Unfortunately, they remain at an elevated level for now," Nabiullina said. The board will make its next key rate decision on October 24. The central bank hiked interest rates to 21% last year, the highest level since the early 2000s, to fight inflation in an overheated economy. It has cut rates to 17% in several moves this year, saying that inflation is slowing. Nabiullina said the spike in gasoline prices was a "one-off" event that would not have a sustained impact on overall inflation. She said that the central bank still had some room to lower rates further this year. "Currently, the decisions for the remainder of the year are not predetermined. Everything will depend on the development of the economic situation," Nabiullina said. (Reporting by Elena Fabrichnaya. Editing by Andrew Osborn and Mark Potter)

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CIMG Inc: * CIMG INC. APPOINTS MR. WENLONG TONG AS ITS PRESIDENT Source text: Further company coverage:

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(Adds details throughout) MEXICO CITY, Oct 9 (Reuters) – Mexico's annual inflation rate quickened in September at a pace slightly below expectations, official data showed on Thursday, and remained within the central bank's target range of 3%, plus or minus a percentage point. Consumer prices in Latin America's second-largest economy rose 3.76% in the year through September, according to national statistics agency INEGI, below the 3.79% increase forecast by economists in a Reuters poll. Consumer prices rose 3.57% in the previous month. The inflation rate remained within the central bank's target range for the third month in a row, bolstering expectations that policymakers would continue to cut interest rates. Mexico's central bank, also known as Banxico, lowered borrowing costs last month for the 10th consecutive time, with its key interest rate reaching its lowest level since 2022 at 7.5%. Consumer prices rose 0.23% in September on a monthly basis, according to non-seasonally adjusted figures, slightly below market forecasts, while the closely watched core index, which strips out some volatile food and energy prices, increased 0.33%, compared with expectations of a 0.32% increase. (Reporting by Aida Pelaez-Fernandez and Ricardo Fieguroa; Editing by Paul Simao)

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ASKED IF THE AGREEMENT HAD BEEN SIGNED, ISRAELI GOVERNMENT SPOKESWOMAN: SAYS THE "PLAN" WAS FINALISED IN EGYPT THIS MORNING

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Oct 9 (Reuters) – Altria Group Inc: * ALTRIA GROUP, INC. ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT OF DIRECTOR GEORGE MUÑOZ FROM BOARD OF DIRECTORS Source text: Further company coverage:

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Oct 9 (Reuters) – Indian engineering research and development (ER&D) firm Tata Elxsi reported a fourth straight quarter of widening profit fall on Thursday, as its key transportation business declined amid uncertain markets and geopolitical tensions. The company, which relies heavily on the auto industry, said net profit fell 32.5% to 1.55 billion rupees ($17.46 million) in the July-September period year-on-year. In the previous three quarters, it had reported a profit fall of between 3.6% and 21.6%. ER&D firms, which depend on work outsourced by U.S. and European clients, have been under pressure as global automotive clients cut back on investments and R&D spending, reeling from the impact of U.S. tariffs, according to analysts. Tata Elxsi, which counts Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) among its largest clients, said in July that industry- and customer-specific issues had affected R&D spending and decision-making cycles across geographies. It added that the global automotive industry remains in flux amid uncertainties surrounding the Chinese market and tariffs, casting a cloud over clients’ R&D plans, while major auto parts makers continue to face challenges. JLR's temporary production shutdown following a September cyber attack in Britain is also expected to weigh on Tata Elxsi’s quarterly revenue, analysts had said ahead of the results. Revenue from the transportation segment – Tata Elxsi's biggest – fell 9.9% year-on-year in the second quarter. The segment provides software and engineering services to auto and auto parts makers, including design of parts and technologies. Its core profit margin came in at 21.1% in the quarter, down from 27.9% a year ago, but bigger than the 20.9% of last quarter. Overall revenue fell by 3.9% to 9.18 billion rupees. Shares of the company closed 2.1% higher ahead of results. ($1 = 88.7830 Indian rupees) (Reporting by Aleef Jahan, Komal Salecha; Editing by Harikrishnan Nair)

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Oct 9 (Reuters) – Daqo New Energy Corp: * DAQO NEW ENERGY: PLAINTIFFS APPEAL TO SECOND INSTANCE COURT AGAINST UNIT XINJIANG DAQO * DAQO NEW ENERGY: PLAINTIFFS SEEK RMB744.9 MILLION COMPENSATION FROM XINJIANG DAQO Further company coverage:

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