美联储洛根：经济增长强劲，消费者支出稳健，企业支出旺盛。

France's top trade official said that despite Republican setbacks in last week's US midterms, President Trump may not alter his trade policy. Trade Minister Nicolas Forissier said Democratic control of both the House and Senate would increase scrutiny of tariffs but that final policy authority rests with the president; he said he was uncertain how much would actually change. He added it remains important to continue talks on last year's EU‑US trade deal, under which the EU removed tariffs on US industrial goods in exchange for a 15% cap on tariffs for most exports.

On Nov. 10 in Beijing, Liu Haixing, minister of the International Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China, held separate meetings with Moussa, secretary‑general of the Congolese Labour Party, and former Italian prime minister Massimo D'Alema to discuss implementing leaders' consensus, strengthening exchanges and cooperation, and advancing China‑Africa and China‑Europe relations.