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Crude oil inventories in the US rose by 5.202 million barrels in the week ending October 31, more than market expectations of a 0.6-million increase. At the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery hub, crude stocks rose by 0.3 million barrels. Among refined fuels, gasoline stocks dropped by 4.73 million barrels and stocks of distillate fuels dropped by 0.643 million barrels.

US Crude Oil Inventories Rise More than Expected: EIA

The Bank of Albania kept its policy rate at 2.5% on December 5, marking the third consecutive monthly pause. Overnight lending and deposit rates stayed at 3.5% and 1.5%, respectively.

Albania Keeps Key Rate Steady at 2.5%

The Swiss 10-year government bond yield hovered around 0.12%, near its lowest level since January 2022, amid increased demand for safe-haven assets driven by a general risk-off sentiment. Worries over high AI valuations, the extended US government shutdown, mixed signals from Fed officials, and persistent geopolitical uncertainty weighed on investor confidence. Risk aversion intensified following warnings from major Wall Street bank CEOs about possible market corrections. On the domestic front, softer-than-expected Swiss inflation data raised pressure on the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to lower interest rates below the current 0% level. However, SNB officials Tschudin and Schlegel signaled patience, saying policy rates are appropriate for now.

Swiss 10-Year Bond Yield at 2022-Lows

The Russian ruble was at 81.5 per USD in November, trading at a narrow range since the second quarter as strict capital controls and high interest rates offset the impact of fresh sanctions and a grim outlook on Russian growth. The US sanctioned Lukoil and Rosneft, pressuring the outlook of energy exports to India, which have been among the main consumers of Russian oil since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Also, the EU announced it would shun Russian LNG on 2027. Still, the impact on the currency was muted as the Kremlin's mandates export-oriented companies to sell 40% of their foreign exchange revenue. Also, the Bank of Russia said it will keep policy restrictive until the end of next year to curb inflationary pressures, limiting the impact of its unexpected 50bps cut. The prolonged effect of Western sanctions, government spending that prioritizes the war against Ukraine, and high borrowing costs drove the IMF to forecast that Russia's GDP will only grow 0.6% this year.

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