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A look at the day ahead in European and global markets. View in Browser Sign up for Reuters newsletters Morning Bid Europe A look at the day ahead in European and global markets By Ankur Banerjee, Asia Finance & Markets, Breaking News Correspondent   Data refreshes every time you open this email. For more European market news, click here . Please send any feedback to morningbid@thomsonreuters.com .   With a  blockbuster November  in the rear view mirror, investors are gearing up for a bright start to December in Europe, full of expectations that central banks will soon start cutting rates, although a "fireside chat" with Fed Chair Jerome Powell later in the day could spoil the party.   A calendar full of manufacturing PMIs from countries across Europe will provide a clearer picture of the region's economy, but in the meantime future...

And, researchers find nerve damage that underlies tinnitus. View in Browser Sign up for Reuters newsletters Health Rounds By Nancy Lapid, Health Science Editor Hello Health Rounds readers! Today we highlight another potential medical benefit of artificial intelligence, this time in predicting breast cancer risk without the racial bias inherent in current assessments. We also report on a study that found physical changes in the ear and brain of those who suffer from tinnitus. And we cover a report that suggests women with abnormal cells on their cervix might do well to have them removed to lessen the risk of cervical cancer.    In breaking news, see these stories from our Reuters journalists:  World at risk of losing malaria fight as cases rise, report says; U.S. probes quality issues with China-made plastic syringes ; Turkey launches investigation into ...