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COMMENTARY: Morning Bid: Jumbo Fed hike hits radar https://t.co/9gQiYeeMHS

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Markets are struggling to figure out an important question: how do you price AI? Find out what goes into the calculation on this week's Reuters Econ World podcast https://t.co/SuGxjb7ykl

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World leaders speak at COP31 climate conference https://t.co/0PgrUfD4NF

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Explainer: Could Huang, Nvidia and company's board be held liable over affair scandal? https://t.co/BGIQbQXfsG

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Russia turns to giant plastic bags to store unexported grain as Black Sea trade stalls https://t.co/hwcoDOhGoC

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Portugal cancels 200-plus flights, shuts schools as Storm Charles hits https://t.co/YU2ZzKSl8s

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Romanian intelligence agency says it identified Russian-linked cyber attack https://t.co/kk2xQ5HuWd

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Thousands of nationalist supporters gathered in Warsaw for a controversial annual Independence Day march that is linked to far-right groups. However, some participants said they were there just to show patriotism https://t.co/XJ5DEIRcp8

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Polish right turns out en masse for Independence Day march https://t.co/km1oriXX9Q

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Egyptian court postpones retrial of independent news site's editor https://t.co/Zb9vnr7w0Y

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Prints from the personal collection of renowned photographer Bert Stern, including his celebrated series The Last Sitting of Marilyn Monroe, is set to be auctioned at Gros & Delettrez in Paris, marking the first such sale of Stern's private archives

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Threats sent to UK and Irish schools dismissed as hoax https://t.co/AO8wBBrmJ3

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Indonesia's vice president has resigned, three political sources say https://t.co/ruSeb2pX5R

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Schools across Italy were evacuated November 11 after around 6,300 of them received bomb warnings, the latest in a series of threats and cyberattacks around Europe against supermarkets, blood banks, air traffic and broadcasters https://t.co/lJU3i8XnhH

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Spanish workers went on a general strike setting up picket lines despite stormy weather in a mass protest against the country's housing affordability crisis a few weeks before a snap general election https://t.co/mJ1WztviYs

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EU explores deeper Syria partnership, flags concern over Russia role https://t.co/QMETkAgFZw

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COP31 leaders try out new sales pitch for climate action: do it for the economy https://t.co/FQezpXuJ3r

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At Asuncion's sprawling Mercado 4, the bustle between the once-crowded stalls has largely vanished as sellers scramble for alternatives since the collapse of Paraguay's digital bank ueno https://t.co/FrvQt1AyLr

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COMMENTARY: A 50 bps rate hike? Warsh's Fed has a comms problem https://t.co/mZS4KON4mS

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Iran will not allow enriched nuclear material to leave the country, security chief says https://t.co/d1tf2XHDry