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  1. Fitch Affirms ASML Rating at A+, Maintains Stable Outlook
    MT Newswires | 12/01/25 12:53 PM EST

    ASML's (ASML) long-term issuer default rating was affirmed at A+ by Fitch Ratings on Monday, with a stable outlook. Fitch said that key drivers for the rating were the company's "exceptionally strong" position in the market as a lithography tool manufacturer, a favorable growth outlook, and limited threat from alternative technologies.

  2. Morningstar DBRS Assigns Initial Long-Term Issuer Ratings of BBB to FVCbank; FVCBankcorp, Inc. Receives BBB (low) Rating with Stable Outlook
    Business Wire | 12/01/25 12:43 PM EST

    Morningstar DBRS assigned initial credit ratings to FVCBankcorp, Inc. (FVCB), including a Long-Term Issuer Rating of BBB with a Stable trend. ?We are extremely pleased to have been assigned initial investment grade credit ratings from Morningstar DBRS for both the Company and the Bank.

  3. Ukraine offers bond swap on $3.2 billion GDP warrants in bid to emerge from default
    Reuters | 12/01/25 12:41 PM EST

    * Ukraine aims to swap GDP warrants for bonds to resolve default issues. * Ad Hoc Group yet to fully agree on terms of new C Bonds. * Ukraine faces pressure to finalize deal by year-end due to budget constraints. By Karin Strohecker.

  4. UK stocks fall, dragged down by industrials; Powell speech in focus
    Reuters | 12/01/25 12:38 PM EST

    * FTSE 100 down 0.2%, FTSE 250 down 0.7% * Melrose slides, names new CFO. * US announces zero tariff pharmaceutical deal with Britain. Dec 1, 2025 - UK stocks dipped on Monday, dragged down by losses in industrials stocks, amid a general risk-off global sentiment across markets, with investors monitoring domestic data sets and the U.S. Federal Reserve monetary path.

  5. US says it will use G20 presidency to focus on economic growth
    Reuters | 12/01/25 12:30 PM EST

    The United States, which on Monday assumed the 12-month presidency of the Group of 20 major economies, will focus on driving economic growth and prosperity, the U.S. State Department said.

  6. The Devil Is in The Details for Canada's Q3 GDP, Says National Bank
    MT Newswires | 12/01/25 11:56 AM EST

    After a quarter severely impacted by trade tensions, the Canadian economy returned to growth in Q3 with an annualized increase of 2.6%, surprising economists by a wide margin, said National Bank of Canada. Trade data was the main driver of this volatility, significantly boosting growth in Q3 after holding it back in Q2, noted the bank.

  7. Top Midday Stories: Nvidia's $2 Billion Stake in Synopsys; Starbucks' Nearly $39 Million Fine; Goldman Sachs to Buy Innovator Capital for $2 Billion
    MT Newswires | 12/01/25 11:55 AM EST

    All three major US stock indexes were edging lower in late-morning trading Monday as November Institute for Supply Management's US manufacturing index declined unexpectedly from October. In company news, Synopsys (SNPS) said it has expanded its strategic partnership with Nvidia (NVDA) to link its engineering software more closely to the chipmaker's AI and accelerated computing platforms.

  8. Canada's Q3 GDP Posts Upside Surprise, But Key Private Sector Demand Components Weaken Sharply, Says Rosenberg Research
    MT Newswires | 12/01/25 11:19 AM EST

    The Canadian economy Friday surprised to the upside in a "major way" in Q3, with real gross domestic product expanding at a 2.6% annual rate, which blew a hole through the 0.5% consensus estimate -- and more than wiped out the 1.8% annualized Q2 contraction, said Rosenberg Research.

  9. GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks fall, US yields rise as investors take breather to assess Fed moves
    Reuters | 12/01/25 11:15 AM EST

    * Wall Street stocks fall after five straight gains. * Brent crude gains rise more than 1% * Benchmark 10-year yields rise. * Gold hits six-week high. By Chibuike Oguh.

  10. *--Atlanta Fed US Q3 GDP Nowcast Estimate Unchanged From Previous 3.9% Gain
    MT Newswires | 12/01/25 11:04 AM EST

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