Market news: Airbus has delivered 623 aircraft so far this year.

The chairman of the Libyan National Oil Company said that it plans to conduct bidding for offshore and onshore block projects before the end of 2024, and is currently in the early stages of determining the blocks.

The yield on German 2-year bonds fell by 5.9 basis points and was last reported at 2.620%; the yield on 10-year government bonds fell by 5.40 basis points and was last reported at 2.296%. Earlier, European Central Bank executive member Schnabel said that further interest rate hikes were unlikely.

Hon Hai: Fourth-quarter sales will exceed expectations.

Slovak truck drivers suspended blockade of border crossing with Ukraine.

Euro zone money markets put an 84% chance of the European Central Bank cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in March next year, compared with a 72% forecast on Monday.

Turkish Central Bank: The slowdown in CPI continued in November.

Turkish Central Bank: The impact of natural gas on inflation will weaken in December.

Swedish central bank president Teden: The interest rate path shows that there is about a 40% risk of raising interest rates.

Swedish central bank president Teden: Inflationary pressures have weakened but risks remain.

France raises bird flu alert level from medium to high.

The Ukrainian Air Force said that Ukraine shot down 10 of the 17 attack drones launched by Russia at night.

Hungarian Minister of Economy: Hungary’s economic situation in 2023 has proven that Hungary can remain stable even without EU funds.

European Central Bank executive member Schnabel refused to support guidance on keeping interest rates stable in the next few quarters and said policy guidance for the next six months must be treated with caution.

Hungarian Economy Minister: We respect the independence of the central bank, but we can have policy debates.

European Central Bank Executive Member Schnabel: Ending the reinvestment of the Emergency Epidemic Purchase Program (PEPP) is not a big problem because the scale is small; discussions around this issue will begin soon.

ECB Executive Member Schnabel: The inflation situation is on the right track, but more progress needs to be made on core inflation issues.

European Central Bank Executive Member Schnabel: We need to proceed with caution after inflation exceeds expectations and do not declare victory prematurely.

ECB Executive Member Schnabel: The current restrictive level of interest rates is sufficient, increasing confidence in achieving the 2% inflation target in 2025.