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Norges Bank Governor: The impact of tariff increases is uncertain, but the impact on the Norwegian economy appears to be limited so far.

Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Iran's foreign minister departs for France.

Governor of Norges Bank: Domestic prices are still rising rapidly, which partly reflects the sharp rise in business costs in recent years.

Norges Bank Governor: The interest rate hike policy has helped inflation fall, but inflation is still above the target level.

India's Nifty 50 index expanded its gains, latest rising 1.25%.

ECB Vice President Guindos: The Fed’s swap lines are crucial to financial stability on both sides of the Atlantic.

Kremlin: Plans to discuss conversation leaks in call with U.S. envoy Witkov.

ECB Vice President Guindos: The issue of the Fed's swap lines has not yet been discussed and there is no new information.

UBS: Raised its target price for Total Energy from 58 euros to 62 euros.

European Central Bank: High public debt in some countries may put pressure on bond markets.

European Central Bank: Risks to European financial stability "elevated."

European Central Bank: Market sentiment could shift dramatically due to economic growth and artificial intelligence.

ECB Vice President Guindos: Trade uncertainty has decreased but still exists.

Fitch: European credit card and unsecured consumer loan securitization performed in line with expectations.

German Chancellor Mertz: Russian President Putin must admit that there is no option to successfully escape from this conflict.

German Chancellor Mertz: Germany will continue to support the Ukrainian people and will use frozen Russian assets for this purpose.

Switzerland's November ZEW investor confidence index will be released in ten minutes.

An announcement from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange shows that Standard Chartered Group (02888.HK) repurchased a total of 475,222 shares on other exchanges on November 25 at a cost of 7.6 million pounds.

According to a Reuters survey: the European Stoxx 600 Index is expected to reach 600 points in mid-2026 and reach 623 points by the end of 2026.

According to a Reuters survey: the Eurozone Stoxx 50 Index is expected to rise to 5,700 points in mid-2026 and reach 5,900 points by the end of 2026.