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Market news: A British court has rejected activists' challenges to oil and gas exploration licenses.

Market news: Members of the German Bundestag have approved the 2026 federal budget plan. The 2026 budget includes a net increase of €98 billion in borrowing.

According to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, Commerzbank will repay negative interest to its customers.

Indonesia set its December palm oil reference price at US$926.14 per tonne.

Canada's two-year Treasury yield rose 3.7 basis points to 2.440% after the GDP data was released.

U.S. Treasury markets edged higher on low volume as CME Group resumed trading.

Canada's GDP in September was at an annual rate of 1%, compared with expectations of 0.6% and the previous value of 0.7%.

Canada's September GDP monthly rate was 0.2%, expected to be 0.20%. The previous value was revised from -0.30% to -0.1%.

The Department of Homeland Security mentioned the 19 countries listed in the travel ban when asked which countries Trump considers to be "Third World."

Canada's September GDP monthly rate will be released in ten minutes.

Fitch: Government support and low-cost financing combine to shape the outlook for affordable housing in France.

Gazprom: Investment plan for 2025 is 2.86 trillion rubles.

Gazprom: Revenue in the third quarter reached 2.2 trillion rubles.

Germany’s November CPI monthly rate initial value was -0.2%, expected -0.3%, and the previous value was 0.30%.

Germany's November CPI annual rate initial value was 2.3%, expected to be 2.4%, and the previous value was 2.30%.

Germany's November adjusted CPI annual rate initial value was 2.6%, expected to be 2.4%, and the previous value was 2.30%.

Germany's November adjusted CPI monthly rate initial value was -0.5%, expected -0.6%, and the previous value was 0.30%.

The initial monthly CPI value for Germany in November will be announced in ten minutes.

Spanish Ministry of Budget: As of September, Spain’s public deficit excluding city halls accounted for 1.12% of the country’s gross domestic product.

India's Chief Economic Adviser: Low inflation does not reflect weak demand.