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Fitch: The U.S. support package for Hungary may strengthen fiscal buffers, but more details are needed.

Market news: The Federal Aviation Administration has ended all shutdown-era flight reductions, allowing U.S. airlines to resume full operations starting Monday. Staffing levels have returned, prompting the full lifting of restrictions at 40 major airports.

According to the Washington Post: The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency has resigned after facing criticism for being difficult to contact during Texas flooding.

Market news: Indonesia's coal power plant phase-out plans are at risk as international funding stalls.

According to the Financial Times: U.S. prosecutors are investigating a group of telecommunications companies after BlackRock's private credit unit HPS Investment Partners said it provided hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to the companies and the receivables for those loans appeared to be fake.

Government of India: India and Russia held high-level inter-agency consultations in New Delhi.

People familiar with the matter: Chevron has joined the ranks of acquiring the overseas assets of Russian oil company Lukoil, which has been sanctioned by the US government.

The German DAX30 index closed down 283.38 points, or 1.19%, at 23603.69 points on November 17 (Monday);The British FTSE 100 index closed down 2 on November 17 (Monday) 2.72 points, a decrease of 0.23%, to 9675.65 points;The FCHI index closed down 51.07 points, or 0.63%, to 8119.02 points on November 17 (Monday);Europe The Stoxx 50 Index closed down 52.32 points, or 0.92%, at 5641.45 points on November 17 (Monday);The Spanish IBEX 35 Index closed down 182 points on November 17 (Monday) .30 points, a decrease of 1.11%, to 16169.40 points;Italy’s FTSE MIB index closed down 219.69 points, or 0.50%, to 43775.00 points on November 17 (Monday).

A U.S. judge ordered prosecutors to turn over grand jury materials about former FBI Director Comey, citing evidence of "government misconduct," the court order said.

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17th - the winning interest rate was 3.71%, compared with the previous value of 3.69%.

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17 - the bid-to-bid ratio was 2.8, compared with the previous value of 2.95.

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17 - the winning rate allocation percentage was 62.59%, compared with the previous value of 12.95%.

The U.S. three-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17 - the winning rate allocation percentage was 56.39%, compared with the previous value of 86.83%.

The U.S. three-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17th - the winning interest rate was 3.795%, compared with the previous value of 3.78%.

The U.S. three-month Treasury bond auction as of November 17 - the bid-to-bid ratio was 2.79, compared with the previous value of 2.83.

President of Finland: We understand Belgium’s concerns and the need for unity, but access to frozen Russian assets is crucial for Ukraine and Europe.

Data shows that the unemployment rate for college graduates in the United States is currently higher than during the financial crisis. The unemployment rate among college graduates with a bachelor's degree or above has reached 9.3%, the highest level since 2021.

Chevron Corp (CVX.N) is exploring options to acquire the overseas assets of Russia's Lukoil, five sources said.

Google: Will invest in building two new connectivity hubs for the trans-Indian Ocean region.

A U.S. appeals court is expected to hear arguments on Monday from families urging it to reinstate more than 500 claims against Tylenol maker Kenvue. This comes after the Trump administration publicly promoted their claim that the widely used painkiller is linked to autism in children.