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European natural-gas storage withdrawals increased as winter set in, pushing prices higher. Prices have also been supported by lower wind-power generation, which raised gas demand in some countries.

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The Republican president-elect has won 312 Electoral College votes, compared with 226 for Democratic Vice President Kamala ...

Asian currencies consolidated against the dollar early in the session but may weaken on a likely Republican sweep of the U.S. Congress and the White House.

JGBs edged higher in the morning Tokyo session. Japanese government bond yields will probably face “some upward pressure in the near term,” JPMorgan said.

It may take some time to complete all the results, but here are five major developments from a historic election night.

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Gas futures were little changed ahead of the EIA’s weekly storage report, which is expected to show a larger-than-average injection.