Trump's net worth has declined by $1.1 billion since September, according to Forbes, primarily due to a decrease in the stock value of Trump Media & Technology Group.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Hamas of violating the ceasefire, prompting Israeli strikes that killed five senior Hamas figures in Gaza. Hamas countered, alleging Israel breached the agreement and notifying the U.S. of its readiness to resume hostilities in Gaza. The ceasefire, supported by a Trump-proposed plan, went into effect on October 10.

Vladimir Putin extended birthday wishes to Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro amid ongoing geopolitical developments. U.S. officials plan to launch covert operations in Venezuela within the coming days aimed at regime change, sources said.

SFI to buy out dissenting shareholders' interests at 1,256.4 rubles per share; EGM scheduled for December 14. Details available at official disclosure portal.

Global cryptocurrency exchanges liquidated over 405,000 traders' positions totaling more than $2.3 billion in a single day, reports Coinglass.

China's aluminum imports from Russia rose 64% in the first ten months of 2023 compared to the prior year, according to official customs data. Imports of copper and nickel from Russia more than doubled over the same period.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump appoints Dana Driscoll as special envoy to Ukraine, replacing Keith Kellogg, who plans to retire in January 2026, The Guardian reports. Driscoll, closely aligned with Vice President J.D. Vance, recently reiterated Vance's call for urgent peace during a meeting with European counterparts.

Ukraine's prolonged conflict will not strengthen Kyiv's negotiating leverage, The Economist reports, citing Ukrainian intelligence sources. A candid U.S. military assessment indicates Ukraine's position remains precarious. The U.S. administration's core offer reportedly remains unchanged, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth said at a U.S.-EU-Ukraine summit on Nov. 21, Financial Times reports. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin criticized U.S. peace initiatives, alleging a misjudgment of the situation,Politico reports. Former U.S. ambassador to Yemen, Gen. Lloyd Austin, states that the U.S. believes Zelensky might accept former President Trump's peace plan amid ongoing corruption allegations, The Times notes. Some U.S. officials suspect Zelensky could capitulate to Trump's proposals, amid domestic scandals.

Trump Coin and Melania Coin experience significant decline: Trump Coin has fallen 90% from its 52-week high, while Melania Coin has decreased 99%.

Russian President Vladimir Putin convenes Security Council meeting, signals willingness to show flexibility on Ukraine issues.

European defense companies' stocks are trading lower, reports Reuters.

The Trump administration is preparing for personnel changes, according to CNN.

European Union to maintain support for Ukraine, says Ursula von der Leyen.

Discussions on Ukraine intensify as Zakharova states Russia has not received any official plans from the U.S. Umerov emphasizes that no decisions can be made outside the framework of sovereignty, people's safety, and red lines. Zelensky and Trump are scheduled to discuss a peace plan next week, reports Sky News.

Emirates-based IHC looks to acquire Lukoil's foreign assets, sources say.

Russian companies on marketplaces are not fully complying with tax legislation, according to Finance Minister Anton Siluanov. The Finance Ministry and Federal Tax Service are developing appropriate measures, TASS reports.

Russia’s banking sector and online marketplaces are at odds amid escalating disputes over discount policies. Vedomosti reports that bankers are calling on authorities to prohibit investments in discount schemes. Marketplaces have warned of possible price hikes and are venturing into conventional banking activities by providing financial services and establishing their own banking institutions.

ADNOC in talks to acquire Russian stake in Serbian oil firm NIS, WSJ reports. Previously, Gazprom Neft and Gazprom indicated readiness to sell their shares; valuation of NIS estimated between $1.2 billion and $1.7 billion.

Asian big tech stocks fall sharply amid renewed AI bubble concerns, WSJ reports. SoftBank shares (#9984JP) decline 10%.

Japan has approved a $135 billion economic stimulus package aimed at supporting the economy and households, according to WSJ.

U.S. sanctions against Lukoil and Rosneft take effect today. In late October, the U.S. Treasury issued licenses requiring American and foreign entities to cease operations with Rosneft, Lukoil, and subsidiaries with over 50% ownership by Nov. 21. A specific permit addressed Lukoil’s overseas gas stations. India is ending a three-year period of active Russian oil procurement as new U.S. sanctions begin. Analysts report November Russian oil shipments to India declined 66% MoM.

Bitcoin declines below $86,000.

Day two of the G20 summit underway in South Africa. Key economic releases include Australia's PMI at 01:00 MSK, followed by Japan's CPI and PMI data. India, Germany, and the Eurozone are scheduled to release PMI figures. The UK reports its PMI at 12:30 MSK. In the United States, PMI and Michigan Consumer Sentiment are due at 17:45 and 18:00 MSK, respectively. Russia's Mosbirzha plans to introduce new securities for off-exchange trading. More details.

U.S. officials anticipate that Zelensky will sign the peace agreement by Thanksgiving in late November, with plans to present the proposal to Moscow by month's end and finalize the process by early December.

Berlin – A plan related to Ukraine was sent to Merz on November 4 but received no response, Berliner Zeitung cited a source. Kallas reiterated today that no plan can succeed without European agreement. Some experts suggest the US and Russia can afford to disregard European opinions, while others note Europe and Britain are openly defying Trump amid waning US global influence and diminishing post-election momentum.

Trump urges Zelensky to agree to peace plan "right now," sources say, citing RBC-Ukraine and a high-ranking U.S. official.

Russian traders tracking IMOEX and local equities remain vigilant for market movements and potential directional changes.

PhosAgro's Board did not recommend dividends for the nine-month period. The company's IFRS net income surged 47.6% to 95.7 billion rubles, while free cash flow increased 64% to 59 billion rubles. More details are available here.

SharpLink Gaming has started transferring its ETH holdings to Galaxy Digital's OTC desk amid investigations into potential sale of previously purchased crypto assets from its balances, according to Arkham data.

NanduQ confirms end of trading of Qiwi ADRs on Moscow Exchange. Fusion Factor, owner of AO Qiwi, announced a buyback of NanduQ depository receipts at 210 rubles per share, with applications open until December 17. Depository receipts are no longer traded on the Moscow Exchange.

Kallas underscores necessity of Kyiv's involvement for European support; peace efforts hinge on Ukraine's consent.

Russian software provider Softline plans to offer two subsidiaries to the capital markets, highlighting its strategy to diversify its financial portfolio.

India aims to match major global chip producers by 2032, according to its technology minister. The country's chip manufacturing capacity is projected to reach parity with leading manufacturers within that timeframe, underscoring the government's focus on expanding domestic production.

St. Petersburg's weather forecast for today calls for partly cloudy skies.

Record outflows reported from BlackRock's largest spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT). Bears view this as bearish, while bulls see it as already bullish.

Nvidia CEO states that AI is unlike a bubble.

China evaluating new stimulus measures for real estate sector, Bloomberg reports. The industry represents over 25% of the country's GDP.

Gazprom plans to sell Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat, a major petrochemical complex in Bashkiria, by the end of 2023, reports Izvestia.

The White House has approved a bill imposing "crushing sanctions" against Russia, Senator Lindsey Graham announced. Graham, designated by Rosfinmonitoring as a terrorist and extremist, stated that former President Trump personally requested the bill's promotion in Congress, according to CNN. Senate Republican Leader John Thune expressed support for the sanctions bill but indicated uncertainty about its passage this year.

The US dollar currently trades at 7.11 against the Chinese yuan and 81.60 against the Russian ruble.

White House to oppose bill restricting AI chip exports, Axios reports.

EU explores potential new restrictions on Russia's shadow tanker fleet, sources say.

Bitcoin trades below $89,000.

United States trade deficit narrow more than expected in August; at $59.6 billion, compared to estimates of $61.3 billion and down from $78.3 billion in July.

Abu Dhabi fund tripled its Bitcoin holdings prior to cryptocurrency market downturn, amid ongoing industry volatility and regulatory headwinds. Details available in Bloomberg article.

Russian oil shipments to India from Nov. 1 to Nov. 17 declined 66% to 672,000 barrels per day, according to The Economic Times.

U.S. declines to engage in talks with Russia on resuming air travel, Marchiev says.

BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, records record outflows, BBG reports. Bears predict further declines; bulls remained optimistic, citing a market purge ahead of a potential rebound. Uncertainty persists among market participants.

Venezuelan President Maduro has proposed to the United States his resignation over a transitional period of two to three years, during informal talks, as reported by the New York Times.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will not meet with Witkoff in Turkey; Witkoff, previously scheduled to meet Zelensky on Wednesday, has postponed his trip, sources say.