Quick Overview

• (Bloomberg) China may impose price limits on food and toughen punishment of those found speculating on agriculture futures including corn and cotton to combat rising inflation, the China Securities Journal reported

• Korea raised rates by 0.25 points.

• U.S. retail sales grew 1.2% in October.

• Conditions for manufacturers in the New York area deteriorated sharply in November, with a New York Fed survey turning negative for the first time since June 2009.

• (Bloomberg) The International Monetary Fund reduced the weighting of the U.S. dollar and the yen and increased that of the euro in its Special Drawing Rights valuation basket after its regular five-year review.

• Mexico's tourism income rose 10.8% YoY.

• Japan's economy grew an annualized  3.9% in Q3.