US Dollar:
1. US initial jobless claims fell to a 57-year low last week.
2. Fed's Williams: Another rate hike before the end of the year is reasonable.
3. Fed's Paulson: The Fed may need to raise rates again to reduce inflation.
4. US Treasury yields rose across the board, with the 10-year yield hitting a new high since 2007 and the 30-year yield rising to a new high since 2004.
Euro:
1. ECB Governing Council member Radev: Rate hikes do not mean we are on the predetermined path.
2. ECB Executive Board member Schnabel will step down early and join the IMF.
3. Eurozone bond sell-off intensifies, yields rise to multi-year highs.
4. Bank of America expects the ECB to raise rates in December 2026.
5. ING: The euro's decline below $1.14 may be excessive.
Pound Sterling:
1. Bank of England's Dingella: Winter performance will be key to assessing UK inflation risks.
2. Bank of England Deputy Governor: The possibility of further interest rate hikes increases if energy prices remain high.
3. British MPs will review whether the Bank of England's mandate remains "appropriate."
Japanese Yen:
1. Japanese cabinet officials say the "Abenomics era" is over.
2. Trump expressed concerns about a weaker yen to Sanae Takashi; Japan and the US will maintain communication on exchange rates.
3. Goldman Sachs turns bullish on the yen: Expects it to rise to 150 in the next 12 months, supported by capital inflows and the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike.
Other:
1. The Norwegian central bank raised interest rates by 25 basis points, pushing the Norwegian krone to a one-week high.
2. Swiss National Bank President Schlegel: We do not provide forward guidance; we will assess the situation based on data in December.
