The latest financial data reveals significant movements in U.S. Treasury bills and international economic indicators. The U.S. 6-month Treasury bill auction reported a yield of 4.305%, up from the previous 4.215%. Similarly, the 3-month Treasury bill yield increased to 4.550%, compared to 4.500% previously. In South Korea, the current account for August showed a surplus of 6.60 billion KRW, down from 8.97 billion KRW. Japan's household spending fell by 1.9% year-on-year in August, which was better than the expected decline of 2.6%. Monthly household spending increased by 2.0%, surpassing the forecast of 0.5%. Japan's current account surplus for August was reported at 3.804 trillion JPY, exceeding the expected 2.921 trillion JPY. In Germany, industrial production rebounded by 2.9% month-on-month in August, significantly better than the forecast of 0.8%. The trade balance also improved, showing a surplus of 22.5 billion EUR, up from 16.8 billion EUR, driven by a 1.3% rise in exports despite a 3.4% drop in imports. France's trade balance for August recorded a deficit of 7.4 billion EUR, wider than the expected 5.5 billion EUR deficit.