Electricity prices in Italy rose 4.3% last week.

Russia paid 3.6 billion rubles as coupons on Eurobonds for 2027 and 2032.

The UK government announces pricing plans for branded drugs.

According to the Times of Israel: The Israel Defense Forces base in Bilanit in the north was attacked by Lebanese Hezbollah rockets and was severely damaged.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: The Intelligence Service of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine stated that the Ukrainian army attacked two Russian radars in the Kursk region.

According to Ukrainian Pravda newspaper: Finnish authorities may close the remaining checkpoints still operating on the land border with Russia on the night of November 21-22 because Russia "uses illegal immigrants as weapons."

According to Ukrainian Pravda: US Defense Secretary Austin discussed the issue of providing assistance to Ukrainian troops during the winter and future threats from Russia during his visit to Kiev.

Bank of Israel Governor Aaron will continue in this position for the next five years.

SpaceX: Completed the deployment of 22 Starlink satellites.

The survey shows that Israeli inflation is expected to be +2.4% in the next 12 months.

According to the British Guardian: NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg said that NATO supports the territorial integrity of Bosnia and is concerned about "malign foreign interference" including Russia.

According to the British Guardian: Sarajevo is the first stop of NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg’s visit to the Western Balkan countries. He will also visit Kosovo, Serbia and North Macedonia.

Market news: The SEC may limit expected Type 3 disclosure requirements. The regulation generally requires companies to disclose emissions from upstream and downstream activities that are indirectly related to their assets.

Venezuela is close to agreeing offshore gas licenses with Trinidad and Shell.

Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez announced a cabinet reshuffle.