CNBC Daily Open: November was a month to remember for stocks

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Stocks' November reign 
Major U.S. indexes climbed on Friday, a shortened day of trading, ending the week and the month higher. The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average notched new highs. The pan-European Stoxx 600 index advanced 0.58% to end November 0.96% higher. Annual inflation in the euro zone rose an expected 2.3% in November, up from 2% in October. 

India's economic growth disappoints 
India's economy expanded by 5.4% in its second fiscal quarter ending September, according to the country's statistics agency. It's a steep drop from the previous quarter's 6.7% growth. Moreover, the GDP figure is far less than the 6.5% predicted by a Reuters poll and the 7% expected by the Reserve Bank of India.  

Second-best month for Bitcoin 
Bitcoin celebrated its second-best month of the year so far, jumping 38% for November. After Donald Trump won the U.S. elections, investors poured into bitcoin ETFs — which registered their largest of inflows in a day during that period — offsetting some profit-taking. The launch of options of bitcoin ETFs might boost the coin's popularity further. 

Musk sues OpenAI 
Attorneys representing Elon Musk filed for a preliminary injunction against OpenAI on Friday. The injunction would block OpenAI from converting into a fully for-profit business and stop OpenAI from allegedly requiring its investors to refrain from funding competitors, including xAI — Musk's AI startup — and others. 

[PRO] Eyes on November's jobs report 
This week's major piece of data is November's jobs