Global news you need to know before Monday's U.S. stock market opens

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I am concerned about the labor market and advocate for a rate cut in December.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Raimondo: The EU needs to amend digital regulations to facilitate a steel and aluminum tariff agreement.
The European Council approved the EU's annual budget for 2026.
The "weight loss miracle drug" cross-border dream shattered! Oral Ozempic's treatment for Alzheimer's has failed, causing Novo Nordisk to plummet 12%.
The "crazy drop" in the cryptocurrency circle is filled with conspiracy theories: the U.S. government is "robbing money," Wall Street is "shorting," and even "JP Morgan is battling Trump."
Bitcoin ETF faces a "darkest hour": a monthly outflow of $3.5 billion, marking the worst performance since its launch.
According to Bloomberg, Saudi Aramco is considering raising billions of dollars through the largest asset sale to date.
JP Morgan significantly raised its target price for Baidu: the market severely underestimates the speed of AI transformation, and Kunlun chips' sales may soar sixfold next year, driving cloud business growth by 61%.
M&A ambitions thwarted: BHP rejected for the second time, officially withdrawing from the Anglo American acquisition battle.
JP Morgan: Due to oversupply, Brent crude oil prices may fall to the $30-40 range by 2027.
U.S. stock futures continue to rise, European stocks are up, gold is down 0.2%, Bitcoin has recorded its worst monthly performance in three years, and European natural gas prices have fallen below €30 for the first time since May 2024.
Japanese stocks are closed, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.05%, and the Hang Seng Index rose 1.97%