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2025-12-16 Tuesday

2025-12-20

15:32:04

[Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security: Prioritizing Stable Employment and Promoting Increased Workers' Compensation] The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security held an expanded meeting on December 15th. The meeting emphasized the need to focus on key tasks related to continuously improving people's well-being, prioritizing stable employment, implementing actions to stabilize, expand, and improve job opportunities, building an employment-friendly development model, and taking multiple measures to stabilize employment for key groups and maintain a stable employment base. The meeting also stressed strengthening and optimizing the "Skills Illuminate the Future" training program, accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence and human resources, and improving relevant talent attraction, cultivation, retention, and utilization mechanisms. Furthermore, the meeting emphasized improving the income distribution system, promoting increased workers' compensation, and continuing to ensure the implementation of reforms in social security, public institutions, and other areas. It also stressed improving policies to protect the rights and interests of flexible workers, those in new employment forms, and workers past the retirement age, strengthening the governance of wage arrears for migrant workers, and effectively preventing and resolving risks and hidden dangers in the labor and employment field. Simultaneously, the meeting highlighted the need to fully leverage the advantages of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security's functions to provide strong support for high-quality development, focusing on building a strong domestic market, accelerating the cultivation and expansion of new growth drivers, enhancing the dynamism and vitality of high-quality development, promoting win-win cooperation in multiple fields, and promoting urban-rural integration and regional linkage. (Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security)

15:31:28

[Wang Zhongmin, former vice chairman of the National Council for Social Security Fund: Electricity is the fundamental support for the development of artificial intelligence] 1. Wang Zhongmin, former vice chairman of the National Council for Social Security Fund and honorary chairman of the China Responsible Investment Forum, recently stated that electricity is the fundamental support for the development of artificial intelligence, and the ultimate direction of electricity development is green electricity. He emphasized that green electricity not only refers to renewable energy power generation forms such as wind, solar, and hydropower, but its own production process and industrial chain should also follow the principles of energy conservation and minimizing the consumption of natural resources. 2. Wang Zhongmin pointed out that the ultimate destination of artificial intelligence is ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance). He believes that the construction of zero-carbon parks, zero-carbon cities, and zero-carbon industries first requires powerful computing centers as a foundation, and computing centers are currently the commanding height of global technological competition. The upstream of the computing power industrial chain is directly constrained by the power supply—if there is insufficient power, the computing power of artificial intelligence will not be able to effectively support front-end applications; if electricity relies entirely on fossil fuels, the progress of achieving global ESG goals will be delayed.

15:19:36

[US Bureau of Labor Statistics to Release Combined Employment Report; Missing Key October Data Draws Attention] 1. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is scheduled to release its closely watched combined employment report for October and November on Tuesday. Due to the government shutdown, data collection was interrupted, resulting in the absence of several key details in this report. Notably, the October unemployment rate will not be calculated, marking the first time this data series has been missing since 1948. 2. The employment report typically consists of household and business surveys. During the shutdown, household surveys could not be conducted, making it impossible to generate household-based indicators such as the October unemployment rate, labor force participation rate, and employment-to-population ratio. However, business survey data (used to calculate nonfarm payrolls, hours worked, and wages) continued to be collected electronically during the shutdown, allowing the BLS to calculate October's nonfarm payroll data after the government resumed operations. The November survey collection period was extended, and processing time increased accordingly. 3. Economists generally believe that the shutdown has had a limited impact on the data quality of business surveys, and may even have increased the response rate due to the extended collection period (the business survey collection rate reached 80.2% in September, significantly higher than the average of 61.8% over the previous 12 months). However, it should be noted that the October data may be biased due to the Trump administration's plan to scale back the survey—more than 150,000 federal employees were removed from the government payroll list at the end of September, which may affect the employment statistics. 4. According to the survey, economists predict that non-farm payrolls will increase by 40,000-50,000 in November (compared to 119,000 in September). The median forecast for the November unemployment rate remains at 4.4%. In its update note on Monday, the BLS mentioned that the variance of its labor force estimate in the November household survey was "slightly higher than normal" due to adjustments in statistical weights, and it is expected to revert to the normal methodology in December, with the impact gradually fading in the coming months.

15:17:23

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Copper

Previous : 9663 Forecast : -

Published Value 3558

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15:17:23

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Zinc

Previous : -579 Forecast : -

Published Value 431

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15:17:21

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Aluminum

Previous : 8653 Forecast : -

Published Value -625

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15:17:20

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Silver

Previous : 36893 Forecast : -

Published Value 32901

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15:17:18

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th, China - Lead

Previous : -1366 Forecast : -

Published Value -100

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15:17:16

Daily warehouse receipt changes on the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Nickel

Previous : 2622 Forecast : -

Published Value 821

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15:17:12

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Alumina

Previous : -6318 Forecast : -

Published Value -2394

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15:17:09

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Wire Rods

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:17:08

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th, China - Hot-rolled coil

Previous : -4724 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:17:05

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Fuel oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:17:05

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th, China - Stainless Steel

Previous : -182 Forecast : -

Published Value -616

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15:17:03

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Petroleum Asphalt

Previous : -500 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:16:59

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Pulp

Previous : -3322 Forecast : -

Published Value -4993

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15:16:56

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Natural Rubber

Previous : 15970 Forecast : -

Published Value 11300

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15:16:55

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Gold

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:16:55

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - Rebar

Previous : -1197 Forecast : -

Published Value 21157

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15:16:55

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 16th in China - crude oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

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15:00:28

The ILO job changes in the UK in October

Previous : -2.20 Forecast : -6.70

英镑
美元

Published Value -1.60

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15:00:06

The ILO job changes in the UK in October

Previous : -2.20 Forecast : -6.70

英镑
美元

Published Value -1.70

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15:00:05

The annual rate of the UK's three-month average wage excluding dividends in October

Previous : 4.60% Forecast : 4.50%

Published Value 4.60%

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15:00:05

The annual rate of the UK's three-month average wage including dividends in October

Previous : 4.80% Forecast : 4.40%

Published Value 4.70%

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15:00:04

Changes in the number of unemployment benefit applications in the UK in October

Previous : 2.90 Forecast : -

Published Value 2.01

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15:00:04

The HMRC job changes in the UK in October

Previous : -3.20 Forecast : -

Published Value -3.80

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15:00:04

Unemployment rate in the UK in October - according to ILO standards

Previous : 5% Forecast : 5.10%

Neutral

Published Value 5.10%

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13:49:18

[Rising US Unemployment Rate Expectations Draw Attention; Markets May Adjust Policy and Economic Path Expectations] 1. The market widely expects the upcoming US unemployment rate data to rise slightly from 4.4% to 4.5%. If this change is confirmed, it may indicate that the labor market is gradually easing, which will have multiple impacts on financial markets. 2. Investors may therefore increase their expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates earlier than anticipated to support the economy, even if inflation remains above the policy target. This expectation may drive down Treasury yields and boost the prices of traditional safe-haven assets such as gold. For the stock market, on the one hand, the expectation of interest rate cuts may generally benefit risk sentiment, but on the other hand, the slowdown in household income and consumer spending implied by the rising unemployment rate may also keep the market (especially consumer-related sectors) cautious. 3. Weak labor data may intensify external political scrutiny of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. Some believe that even if he personally judges the economy to remain stable, pressure from various parties may prompt the Federal Reserve to take action. If the rising unemployment rate is accompanied by weaker-than-expected non-farm payroll growth, the market may interpret this as the economy not being on the verge of recession, but rather entering a controlled, moderate slowdown phase. This "soft landing" scenario might be seen by some investors as evidence that the US economy is shifting towards slower but more sustainable growth. 4. If weak job growth and rising unemployment continue, the US economy may follow a path of moderate expansion, a gradually cooling labor market, and more cautious consumer spending. In this scenario, the likelihood of the Federal Reserve adopting a more accommodative policy stance will increase significantly, and the pace of interest rate cuts may accelerate. The market will also adjust its price expectations for stocks, bonds, and various assets accordingly.

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