Indonesian Trading Department: Indonesia’s refined tin exports in October were 5,447.19 tons.

New York cocoa futures topped $4,000 a ton for the first time since 1978.

Market news: Estrada, Credit Suisse’s global head of foreign exchange trading, is leaving.

Spot gold fell below $1,950 per ounce, down 0.42% on the day.

Market news: The EU said it is unlikely to fulfill its commitment to provide ammunition to Ukraine.

The Saudi Crown Prince has once again called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Bitcoin exceeded $37,000 per coin, rising 1.27% during the day.

Hungarian government: EU needs to launch investigation into Bulgaria over natural gas tax.

The Stoxx Europe 600 index fell 1% to a session low.

Polish opposition leader Tusk said we are ready to sign a coalition government agreement.

Fitch: High oil prices will suppress GDP growth in almost all economies around the world, although this impact will largely dissipate by 2025.

Fitch: Oil price shock will affect global economic growth in 2024.

Bank of America: Japanese stocks experienced their largest equity outflows in seven months as changes in Bank of Japan policy triggered a sell-off in bank stocks.

According to Interfax: Rosneft will pay higher production taxes under subsidies.

The Israeli military reported that anti-tank missiles from Lebanon hit the outpost.

German Chancellor Scholz will meet with Turkish President Erdogan in Berlin next Friday.

German Geoscience Research Center: A magnitude 6 earthquake occurred on Sakhalin Island.

Swiss National Bank Schlegel: Further interest rate hikes cannot be ruled out to control inflation.

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