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Midday Fly By: Nvidia invests in Synopsys, U.S. strikes pharma deal with UK

The major averages were broadly lower near noon, starting the month in the red as investors await fresh economic data and a speech from Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve.

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Expectations that the Fed may cut rates this month remain elevated, with Bank of America saying it now expects a 25-basis-point cut in December followed by additional reductions in 2026, a shift from just weeks ago. Rate cut hopes have boosted sentiment somewhat, but markets remain in “risk-off” mode amid global headwinds, including hawkish signals from other central banks.

Looking to commodities, gold prices edged higher, building upon last week’s sharp gains. Oil prices also gained, with the commodity nearing $60 per barrel.

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3. AROUND THE WEB:

  • Swiss prosecutors have charged Credit Suisse and its owner UBS (UBS) for organizational failures tied to a suspicious $7M payment in the Mozambique “tuna bonds” scandal, FT says
  • UnitedHealth (UNH) has agreed to sell Banmedica, the company’s last South American business, to Patria Investment for $1B, Reuters reports
  • Airbus (EADSY) has discovered an industrial quality issue that is affecting the fuselage panels of dozens in the A320-family aircraft, a production flaw that will delay some deliveries but there are no immediate indications that it has impacted aircraft in service, Reuters says
  • Blackstone (BX) is considering abandoning its bid for Big Yellow Group (BYLOF) ahead of a December 8 deadline imposed by the Takeover Panel, Sky News reports
  • Roskomnadzor, Russia’s state communications watchdog, has threatened to block Meta‘s (META) WhatsApp from the country if it fails to comply with Russian law, Reuters reports

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Near midday, the Dow was down 0.44%, or 211.88, to 47,504.54, the Nasdaq was down 0.24%, or 55.93, to 23,309.76, and the S&P 500 was down 0.24%, or 16.24, to 6,832.85.

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