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According to the Wall Street Journal: U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter has canceled his scheduled Sunday television appearance.

[Survey Shows Nearly 1,500 Food Items to Increase in Price in Japan This November] A recent survey in Japan shows that nearly 1,500 food items will see price increases this November, bringing the total number of food items with price increases for the year to over 20,000. Teikoku Database, a Japanese data company, surveyed 195 major food and beverage manufacturers nationwide, inquiring about their intentions to raise prices. The results show that 1,477 food items will see price increases in the Japanese market in November, approximately ten times the number in the same period last year. The price increases mainly include processed foods and beverages, with an average increase of 17%. This brings the total number of food items in Japan that have already increased in price or are about to increase in price this year to 20,327, exceeding 20,000 again after 2025.

According to CNN, U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan said he will accept the results of the Alaska Senate election.

According to Interfax news agency, Russian security services say a minor has been detained for threatening a “terrorist” attack in Tsaritsky Park, based on a tip from the United States.

White House National Economic Council Director Hassett: I hope the Trump administration can cooperate with whichever party controls Congress.

White House National Economic Council Director Hassett: Even if Democrats control Congress, the government can still do a lot.

According to Interfax news agency, the Russian Federal State Statistics Service stated that the agency was subjected to a cyberattack between October 29 and November 1, but no data was leaked.

The OPEC+ group will hold its next monthly meeting on November 29.

OPEC+ issued a statement saying that at its meeting on Sunday, it decided to maintain the crude oil production quotas for December.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine attacked the Kamensky factory in the Rostov region of Russia.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia bombed energy infrastructure in four regions of Ukraine at night, leaving hundreds of thousands without power.

Kremlin aide: The first round of negotiations on the Ukraine issue should take the form of a tripartite approach involving Russia, the United States, and Kyiv.

OPEC+ representatives stated that they will maintain the existing quota plan for stable production.

TASS, citing a regional government source, reported that the Nizhny Novgorod regional government in Russia is taking all necessary measures to ensure fuel supplies at gas stations following the drone attack.

According to TASS, citing the Investigative Committee, Russian investigators have opened a case on terrorism charges related to the attack on industrial facilities in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast.

Iranian Army spokesman Brigadier General Akrami-Nia stated: "If the United States launches another aggression, Iran will immediately and resolutely respond, and the scale of the retaliation will exceed that of previous ones. If a new round of war breaks out, the conflict will not be limited to the West Asia region."

The Indian government says coal-fired power generation in India surged in October at its fastest annual rate in three years, driven by a decline in hydropower generation due to El Niño weather patterns and a surge in electricity demand from industrial activity.

Indian government: India's net Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection reached 2.03 trillion rupees in October, up 25.6% year-on-year.

The local governor said an industrial facility in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod region suffered “severe damage” after a large-scale drone attack.

With the implementation of winter time in North America, trading hours for financial markets and the release of economic data in the United States and Canada will be delayed by one hour compared to daylight saving time, with data being released ten minutes later.