China's Willingness to Collaborate with Argentina Remains Strong Despite Criticism from President-Elect Milei

China reaffirms its support for new countries joining the BRICS grouping of developing nations, despite Argentina's likely next foreign minister stating that her country would no longer join. Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund and China express readiness to work with Argentina's president-elect, Javier Milei, who plans to visit the US and Israel before taking office. In other news, a Saskatchewan man receives a life sentence for murdering his wife with a toxic pesticide, Canada's inflation rate drops to 3.1% in October, and the Philadelphia Flyers aim to extend their five-game win streak against the New York Islanders. Additionally, Taiwan's stock market reaches a 19-month high driven by the AI-led chip rally, and Robeco's Head of Fixed Income Asia suggests using market volatility as an opportunity to buy the dip and sell the rally.