U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said falling gasoline prices could produce a mild data print next week.

Former prime minister David Cameron urged the UK to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, linking the proposal to a tougher anti‑immigration stance he says is needed to counter rising populism. Cameron, who advises Conservative leadership contender Kemi Badenoch, said he differs with her on some policies but that her call for leaving the ECHR was “absolutely right.” He warned Labour prime minister Andy Burnham’s push for closer ties with the EU — including options that could involve rejoining the bloc — would be counterproductive; the Labour government has said it will not abandon the ECHR.

On Nov. 12 NVIDIA said co‑founder and CEO Jensen Huang resigned as CEO. Runjian said diversified procurement channels can secure compute capacity; beyond in-house capacity it can lease from partners and will dynamically allocate compute supply by order. Industry sources say NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin cabinets enter Q4 mass production and shipment with a 100% liquid‑cooling architecture. Lingyi Zhizao said its unit Liminda, a core supplier to North American compute customers, continues bulk deliveries of server liquid‑cooling and power products to overseas compute firms, server ODMs and power‑solution vendors, and recently showcased an InnerManifold splitter and next‑generation ZQD (zero‑pressure‑drop quick connector). Shengyi Technology said it has received no terminal order cancellations; production and operations are normal and orders are full.