Three-month Cobalt Futures On The London Metal Exchange Closed Unchanged At $33,525 Per Tonne

Three-month Tin On The London Metal Exchange Closed Down $1,516 At $45,479 Per Tonne. Three-month Zinc Closed Down $14 At $3,793 Per Tonne

Three-month Nickel Futures On The London Metal Exchange Closed Up $543 At $16,322 Per Tonne

Three-month Aluminum On The London Metal Exchange Closed Up $17 At $3,064 Per Tonne. Three-month Copper Closed Down $168 At $13,844 Per Tonne. Three-month Lead Closed Up $12 At $1,894 Per Tonne

The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 10 Basis Points To 4.48% During The Day

French Prosecutors Have Launched An Investigation Into Whether The Pilots Of The Aer Lingus Airliner Refused To Land After A Bomb Threat

The United States Has Sanctioned Two Ships Flying The Cuban Flag

The United States Has Added Several Cambodian Entities To Its Sanctions List

Data Shows That SpaceX's Five-year Credit Default Swap (CDS) Expanded By 24.5 Basis Points To 286.56, A Record High

Following The Resignation Of The Paraguayan President, The Price Of Its Sovereign International Bonds Fell Further, With Bonds Maturing In 2044 Dropping By 1.55 Cents

The Paraguayan Lower House Approved The Impeachment Of Peña

International Copper Futures Closed Down 1.33% Overnight, While Shanghai Copper Futures Closed Down 1.29%. Shanghai Aluminum Futures Closed Up 0.35%, Shanghai Zinc Futures Closed Down 0.61%, Shanghai Lead Futures Closed Up 1.13%, Shanghai Nickel Futures Closed Up 2.54%, And Shanghai Tin Futures Closed Down 2.96%. Alumina Futures Closed Up 0.15% Overnight, And Aluminum Alloy Futures Closed Up 0.2%. Stainless Steel Futures Closed Up 1.25% Overnight

Qatar Energy Is Negotiating More Long-term Agreements To Purchase Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) From U.S. Companies, With Plans To Buy 3 To 6 Million Tons Of LNG Annually

U.S. Defense Secretary Hergesse Expanded The Deployment Of The National Guard In Washington, D.C

Uruguay's Consumer Prices Rose 0.59% Month-on-month In October; The Previous Forecast Was For A 0.50% Increase