France's Economy, Finances and Industry Minister Roland Lescure (C) walks along with Bordeaux Mayor Thomas Cazenave (R) past the boarded-up ground-floor windows of Etam shop at the Saint-Catherine shopping district during a visit to the damaged stores during recent nationwide demonstrations, in Bordeaux, south-western France, on October 30, 2026. France has been rocked by widespread anger over the rising cost of living and inequality, with authorities warning of a "very high risk of public disorder" this weekend, after protests two weeks ago degenerated into some of the country's worst rioting in years. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP via Getty Images)

France's Economy, Finances and Industry Minister Roland Lescure (C-L) walks along with Bordeaux Mayor Thomas Cazenave (C-R) past the boarded-up ground-floor windows of H&M shop at the Saint-Catherine shopping district during a visit to the damaged stores during recent nationwide demonstrations, in Bordeaux, south-western France, on October 30, 2026. France has been rocked by widespread anger over the rising cost of living and inequality, with authorities warning of a "very high risk of public disorder" this weekend, after protests two weeks ago degenerated into some of the country's worst rioting in years. (Photo by Christophe ARCHAMBAULT / AFP via Getty Images)

Mario Rebolledo, a Chilean pensioner affected by the country's private pension fund system (AFP), gestures during an interview in Santiago on October 23, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)

View of the AFP Capital logo at the offices of the private pension fund administrator in Santiago on October 26, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)

Mario Rebolledo, a Chilean pensioner affected by the country's private pension fund system (AFP), speaks during an interview in Santiago on October 23, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)

A person sits outside the offices of AFP Capital, a private pension fund administrator, in Santiago on October 26, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)

Magaly Valencia, a Chilean pensioner affected by the country's private pension fund system (AFP), speaks during an interview in Santiago on October 26, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)

Mario Rebolledo, a Chilean pensioner affected by the country's private pension fund system (AFP), speaks during an interview in Santiago on October 23, 2026. Chilean pension fund administrators (AFPs) have reported multi-billion-dollar losses, primarily linked to interest rate swap operations in Fund E, affecting more than 760,000 contributors, including over 69,000 people aged 60 and older. Fund E, the most conservative of the five funds available in the system, was hit the hardest falling by an average of 10.4% between January and September 2026. (Photo by Rodrigo ARANGUA / AFP via Getty Images)