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European Commission President von der Leyen: As peace negotiations continue, the EU’s support for Ukraine is unwavering. Our financing proposal has been submitted. Our goal is to build a strong Ukraine.

Market News: A U.S. judge rules that Trump’s executive order banning wind energy projects is illegal.

According to the Japan Fire Department report, 27 people were injured in Japan's earthquake of magnitude 6 or above, and a house fire broke out in Aomori Prefecture.

Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives plan to vote on the National Defense Authorization Act on Wednesday.

NVIDIA (NVDA.O) U.S. stocks rose by 2.2% after the bell.

According to the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK): After the earthquake in northern Japan, Japan has lifted all tsunami warnings.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said that 7-ELEVEN will pay a fine of US$4.5 million to resolve the violation of the FTC's antitrust order.

U.S. President Donald Trump is committed to a sustained cessation of violence and expects the governments of Cambodia and Thailand to fully fulfill their commitments to end the conflict, senior White House officials said.

Market news: Trump said Europe is heading in some bad directions.

US President Trump: He has not yet communicated with Kushner (Trump’s son-in-law) regarding the Paramount acquisition.

US President Trump talks about vaccines: We are looking at many aspects.

US President Trump: The EU's fine on social media platform "X" is a "despicable approach."

U.S. President Trump: In terms of health care, I want to send money directly to the people.

US Ambassador to Canada: Trump does not want to terminate the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

US President Trump: If we have to do this, we will end up imposing high tariffs on fertilizers from Canada.

US President Trump: Inflation will fall further, but deflation will not happen.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture: Dietary Guidelines to be released in early January.

Medline, a privately held U.S. healthcare company, plans to raise $5.37 billion in the largest U.S. IPO this year.

U.S. Treasury Department: In the latest two-week reporting period, investment funds bought $51.519 billion in 5-year Treasury bonds due November 30, 2030, compared with $51.832 billion last month.

U.S. Treasury Department: During the latest two-week reporting period, foreign investors bought US$9.182 billion in 2-year Treasury bonds due on November 30, 2027, compared with US$6.937 billion last month.