. >> and i'm louisa bojesen. >> how low can it go? opec responds to calls to cut production the. >> the falling oil price hiking fears of deflation, though. in europe, a key reading on prices due in around an hour is expected to add pressure on the ecb to act. >> big holiday bargains to be had. u.s. shoppers hit the stores and millions hit the mall .shopped online on thanksgiving. >>> and astrazeneca telling cnbc exclusively that pfizer's takeover would have probably failed due to tax rules and any deal would have been destructive. >> if we had agreed to a deal, the deal would have fallen apart. it would have resulted in destruction in our company. >> hi, everybody. welcome to another "worldwide exchange." we've got two hours together. this is some breaking data just hitting our wires at the moment. and we're looking at the italy oak adjusted rate and basically what that means is the october jobless rate hs his a new all-time high. >> it has. came in lower than expected. right now, we are looking at youth unemployment in italy rising

i'm louisa bojesen. these are your headlines brought to you from around the world. >> iran's oil minutester calls for unity as major powers including saudi arabia and russia fail to agree on a production cut ahead of tomorrow's meeting. >>> unveiling a 315 billion euro eu investment plan saying it's more than just moving money around. >> the money we are putting forward today comes from what already exists. >>> shares in thomas cook plunge after ce o'harery green forced to pack her bags. . >>> and investors buying into europe's online fashion retailer after orlando beat third quarter sales. sdwla you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and welcome, everyone. it may be a short week due to thanksgiving. but that does not mean it's been a busy week. >> much more important. hello. hello. >> how are you? >> got a -- >> it's fantastic, yeah. >> absolutely. >> a new couple of days, right? >> we're going to have fun. >> wilfred is doing the slightly earlier sho

i'm louisa bojesen. >> key opec players signal they are not prepared to cut production in a bid to protect their market share. >> spain falls further into deflation than expected with november harmonized down by 0.5%. >> the future in china is blurry, but the stock is sent to the top of the stoxx 600. >>> and u.s. criticizes the use of google as lawmakers get set on a landmark proposal to break up the search engine in europe. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news around the globe. >> hi, everybody. welcome to "worldwide exchange." we've got two hours together. i think it's fit to go recap the days with us. you've got the german november seemingly adjusted jobless rate, 6.6% now. that's after revised 6.6% seen back in october. you're looking at the november seasonally adjusted jobless change compared with the reuters forecast to a drop of 4,000, the seasonally adjusted total at minus 14,000 to just shy of 2.875. so that figure having hit here in the last couple of