The main contract of coke rose by 2.00% during the day and is now quoted at 2709.50 yuan/ton.

According to a Reuters survey: 28 economists said that the Bank of Thailand will keep its key interest rate unchanged at 2.50% on November 29. The Bank of Thailand will keep interest rates unchanged at 2.50% until at least the third quarter of 2025 (same as the October survey).

The main live pig contract fell 4.00% during the day and is now quoted at 14920.00 yuan/ton.

The main coking coal contract rose 4.00% during the day and is currently trading at 2109.00 yuan/ton.

USD/JPY fell nearly 20 points in the short term and is now at 149.49.

Market News: Stablecoin issuer Circle Internet has reached an agreement with Japanese financial group SBI to promote the circulation of USDC, a stablecoin linked to the U.S. dollar, in Japan.

According to AFP: Sierra Leone’s president says most of the leaders of the clashes in the capital have been arrested. The Sierra Leone government says it has the situation under full control.

According to The Times: Britain invites UAE investors to participate in the Sizewell C nuclear power plant construction project.

New Zealand Prime Minister-elect Luxon: Plans to visit Australia before the end of the year.

New Zealand Prime Minister-elect Luxon: Worried about the risks of recent fiscal deterioration.

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC): Proposed reforms include calls for targeted consumer protection and service-specific regulations to prevent anti-competitive behaviour.

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC): New competition laws are needed to deal with the expansion of digital platforms.

Futures on the three major U.S. stock indexes opened slightly lower on Monday, with Nasdaq futures falling 0.22%.

Spot gold opened flat on Monday at $2,001.44 per ounce, and WTI crude oil opened 0.4% higher at $75.58 per barrel.

British Prime Minister Sunak: There is no basis for claims that the UK is heading towards austerity.

British Prime Minister Sunak: "Not paying attention" to the British election and will not discuss the timing.

British Prime Minister Sunak: I hate anti-Semitism from anyone, including Musk.

British Prime Minister Sunak: Tax cuts are "the way to go now."

According to Nikkei: Tokyo Financial Exchange will launch a loan trading platform.

According to Nikkei: Japan will expand tax exemptions for stock options.