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2025-12-16 Tuesday

2025-12-20

02:01:07

Zelensky said Ukraine may not be able to make progress on the territorial issue and may face a long dialogue.

02:01:06

According to IFX, Russia may extend its ban on diesel exports to non-oil-producing countries.

02:01:03

Airbus supplier Sofitec Aero SL informed its employees that the panel quality issue would soon be resolved.

02:01:02

The latest closing prices for LME copper, aluminum, zinc, lead, nickel, tin, and cobalt are as follows: Copper closed up $140 at $11,656 per tonne; aluminum closed down $2 at $2,866 per tonne; zinc closed down $32 at $3,094 per tonne; lead closed down $27 at $1,941 per tonne; nickel closed down $241 at $14,346 per tonne; tin closed down $390 at $40,947 per tonne; and cobalt closed unchanged at $52,790 per tonne.

02:00:56

According to IFX, citing Russian military sources, Russian forces have taken complete control of Kupyansk.

01:58:49

LME copper rose $140 to settle at $11,656 per tonne. LME aluminum fell $2 to settle at $2,866 per tonne. LME zinc fell $32 to settle at $3,094 per tonne. LME lead fell $27 to settle at $1,941 per tonne. LME nickel fell $241 to settle at $14,346 per tonne. LME tin fell $390 to settle at $40,947 per tonne. LME cobalt was unchanged at $52,790 per tonne.

01:51:11

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 48,300.00 mark, currently trading at 48,299.22, down 0.33% on the day.

01:48:01

[WTO: Global Value Chains Show Resilience and Are Undergoing Accelerated Restructuring] On March 15th, local time, the World Trade Organization (WTO) released its "Global Value Chains Development Report 2025" in Geneva, Switzerland. The report points out that despite constraints from geopolitical tensions, financial uncertainty, and climate pressures, global value chains have generally maintained resilience and are continuing to restructure. WTO Director-General Iweala stated that globalization has not ended, and in 2023, global value chains accounted for 46.3% of trade. The report believes that value chains are being restructured through multiple dimensions, including regional adjustments, digitalization and automation, industrial policies, and green investment. However, rising trade costs and financing shortages continue to pose challenges to peripheral economies. (CCTV News)

01:47:35

[UK 10-Year Bond Yields Fall Over 2 Basis Points] On Monday (December 15th) in late European trading, the yield on 10-year UK government bonds fell 2.1 basis points to 4.496%, exhibiting a W-shaped pattern throughout the day. European stocks opened significantly lower, with the yield hitting a daily low of 4.484% at 18:23 Beijing time. The yield on 2-year UK government bonds rose 0.7 basis points to 3.754%. The yield on 30-year UK government bonds fell 2.9 basis points, and the yield on 50-year UK government bonds fell 2.3 basis points. The spread between 2-year and 10-year UK government bond yields fell 2.609 basis points to +74.076 basis points.

01:45:25

[US Official: US and Ukraine Reach Preliminary Consensus on Several Key Issues in Berlin Talks] On December 15th local time, US officials stated that the overall progress of the US-Ukraine Berlin talks was "very positive," with preliminary consensus reached on several key issues, moving towards a peace agreement. US officials indicated that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy participated in relevant talks on the 14th and 15th, and some remaining points of contention have been transferred to working groups for further consultation; European representatives performed "very well" in the negotiations and have signaled a clear commitment to providing strong financial support to Ukraine. (CCTV News)

01:45:25

The EU plans to sell up to €90 billion in bonds in the first half of 2026.

01:45:25

[Zelensky: Berlin Talks Productive, But US and Ukraine Differ on Territorial Issue] On March 15th, local time, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated at the closing ceremony of the Germany-Ukraine Business Forum in Berlin, Germany, that the negotiations with US representatives in Berlin on ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict were productive. Zelenskyy also commented on one of the key issues in the negotiations, the territorial issue, stating that the US and Ukraine have different positions on matters concerning territory. However, Zelenskyy also indicated that much progress could be made in the coming days. Regarding the effectiveness of the US-Ukraine talks, Zelenskyy said, “Our negotiations like this are always difficult, to be honest. But this round of talks was productive, and many, many details were discussed. It is important that peace be achieved in a dignified manner. This is very important to us.” (CCTV News)

01:45:25

BlackRock loses $5.9 billion management business of Dutch PME pension fund.

01:45:25

[German Bond Yields Open Lower but Rise Higher as Investors Focus on Eurozone PMI Data] On Monday (December 15), in late European trading, the yield on 10-year German government bonds fell 0.4 basis points to 2.853%, trading within a range of 2.834%-2.855% during the day, trending downwards throughout. A rebound occurred before the opening of European stocks at 16:00 Beijing time, followed by another rebound after 23:00. The yield on 2-year German bonds fell 0.3 basis points to 2.150%, trading within a range of 2.159%-2.145% during the day; the yield on 30-year German bonds fell 0.9 basis points to 3.472%, hitting a daily low of 3.451% at 23:02. The spread between 2-year and 10-year German bond yields fell 0.115 basis points to +70.027 basis points.

01:45:24

Federal Reserve's Collins: Future inflation risks are lower than in the past.

01:45:24

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Financial markets value the final outcome, not the policymakers' initial intentions. President Trump has the right to express his personal views on interest rates.

01:45:24

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: President Trump has not consulted with me regarding the allocation of Fed seats. I expect to continue in my current position until a successor is appointed and approved. Whether I will raise objections in the future will depend on specific policy decisions, and I hope that interest rates will be further lowered.

01:45:24

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Over-reliance on data has significant time lags, which can lead to biased decision-making.

01:45:24

[Night Trading Futures Closing] International copper futures closed down 0.13%, Shanghai copper futures closed down 0.18%, Shanghai aluminum futures closed down 0.11%, Shanghai zinc futures closed down 0.83%, Shanghai lead futures closed down 1.08%, Shanghai nickel futures closed down 2.15%, and Shanghai tin futures closed down 1.64%. Alumina futures closed down 0.75%, while aluminum alloy futures closed up 0.12%. Stainless steel futures closed down 1.87%.

01:45:24

[Nomura: Tankan Survey Shows Japanese Companies Are Prepared for Central Bank Rate Hike] (1) Nomura FX strategists pointed out that the latest Tankan survey and Japan wage report indicate that there are no obstacles to the Bank of Japan raising interest rates later this week. The resilience of business performance, coupled with the outlook for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) over the next few years, has further strengthened market expectations for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates by 25 basis points this Friday. According to swap market pricing, the probability of the Bank of Japan raising the policy rate to 0.75% this week is as high as 95%, and the market also expects the central bank to raise interest rates again in October 2026. (2) "Historically, Bank of Japan interest rate hikes have led to higher borrowing costs for companies, but in the current situation, companies generally believe that the tightening effect of such interest rate hikes has not reached the level of significantly impacting their business operations." This is how the Nomura strategist team, led by Yujiro Goto, stated in the report. They further added that in the latest survey results released that morning, the vast majority of the surveyed companies said that their current cash flow situation was "good". (3) Nomura believes that although the Bank of Japan is unlikely to make significant adjustments to its neutral interest rate forecast at this month’s policy meeting, it expects that the Bank of Japan “may continue to believe that the current real policy rate is still lower than the neutral interest rate level, and therefore the monetary policy stance will remain accommodative.”

01:45:23

Market news: India has signed a loan agreement with the Asian Development Bank for over $2.2 billion, which will be used to support various development projects.

01:45:23

The STOXX Europe 600 index closed up 0.68% at 582.18 points. The STOXX Eurozone 50 index closed up 0.42% at 5744.65 points. The FTSE Eurotop 300 index closed up 0.68% at 2321.18 points.

01:45:23

[Canadian Existing Home Sales Decline 0.6% in November] (1) Despite recent interest rate cuts, the Canadian real estate market remains sluggish, with existing home sales and prices declining in tandem in November. (2) The Canadian Real Estate Association (CRA) reported that seasonally adjusted existing home sales fell 0.6% month-over-month in November; while unadjusted sales data showed a year-over-year decline of nearly 11%. The association also noted that current sales levels remain below the 10-year monthly moving average, reflecting continued low market activity. (3) Shaun Cathcart, senior economist at the CRA, said that both buyers and sellers are currently in a wait-and-see mode. He further added that sellers are actively lowering their asking prices to facilitate transactions before the end of the year.

01:45:23

Data from the Israeli Bureau of Statistics shows that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell 0.5% month-on-month in November, compared to a 0.5% increase in October. Year-on-year, the CPI rose 2.4% in November, compared to a 2.5% increase in October.

01:45:23

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: We need to start formulating monetary policy for 2027 now.

01:45:23

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The labor market is far from being highly strained.

01:45:23

Federal Reserve's Collins: I support the Fed cutting interest rates, but it is undoubtedly a "difficult decision".

01:45:23

Federal Reserve's Collins: Given the shift in the risk balance, I support implementing interest rate cuts.

01:45:22

German Chancellor Merz: If a way cannot be found to use Russian assets to aid Ukraine, the EU will suffer for years to come.

01:45:22

[EU Announces New Sanctions Against Parties Involved in Russia's "Shadow Fleet"] The European Council issued two announcements on the 15th, announcing a new round of sanctions against Russia's "shadow fleet" activities and its "hybrid threat." The announcements added sanctions to five individuals and four entities, deemed to support Russia's "shadow fleet" and its value chain operations. The sanctioned entities are shipping companies located in the UAE, Vietnam, and Russia. The EU stated that these companies own or manage tankers that were previously on sanctions lists from the EU or other countries for their involvement in the "shadow fleet." (CCTV News)

01:45:22

Federal Reserve's Williams: Adjustments in market positions prior to tariffs have prolonged the period of their policy impact.

01:45:22

Federal Reserve's Williams: The actual impact of the tariff rates was lower than expected.

01:45:22

Federal Reserve's Williams: I believe the economy is polarized, with many people struggling due to rising costs. Businesses have handled tariffs very well.

01:45:22

Federal Reserve's Williams: I do believe that we are currently in what many people call a K-shaped economic pattern.

01:45:22

Federal Reserve's Williams: Businesses have already absorbed some of the inventory that was incurred before the tariffs (initiated by President Trump) were implemented.

01:45:22

According to IFX: Russia has extended its ban on crude oil price controls until July.

01:45:22

U.S. officials: More in-depth consultations were held today on the territorial issue. We have made significant progress in narrowing the differences between Russia and Ukraine.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: The U.S. economy is well-prepared for growth in 2026.

01:45:21

[EU Imposes New Sanctions on Russian "Shadow Fleet" Links] On December 15, the European Council issued two announcements, declaring a new round of sanctions against Russia's "shadow fleet" activities and the "hybrid threat" posed by Russia. The announcements added sanctions to five individuals and four entities, stating that these individuals and entities provided support for the Russian "shadow fleet" and its value chain operations. The sanctioned entities include shipping companies located in the UAE, Vietnam, and Russia. The EU stated that the tankers owned or managed by these companies were previously on sanctions lists from the EU or other countries due to their involvement in "shadow fleet" operations.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: Apart from the field of artificial intelligence, no other sectors have seen an investment boom.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: Official government data is the "gold standard" for measuring the state of the economy.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Federal Reserve had all the necessary data when it held its last Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: The current job market is showing a cautious trend in both hiring and layoffs.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: There is currently no "stress" situation in the commercial real estate sector.

01:45:21

Federal Reserve's Williams: As things stand, I don't think artificial intelligence will have a significant impact on the job market.

01:45:21

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Karas said that the work on the 20th round of sanctions against Russia is currently underway.

01:45:21

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that the data collection period for the November household survey was from November 17 to 30.

01:45:21

U.S. officials say they have explored ways to learn from the mistakes of past agreements.

01:45:21

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the standard error of the November household survey rose slightly.

01:45:21

The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) has confirmed that it is considering offering up to 22 hours of trading per day for European gas and electricity transactions.

01:45:21

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says the higher standard error in the household survey may persist for several months.

01:45:21

[Japan's Ruling Coalition Pushes for Lifting Arms Export Ban] On December 15, Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) held consultations with the far-right Japan Innovation Party (NIP) within its ruling coalition. They confirmed that they will compile their opinions on abolishing the export restrictions on five categories of equipment under the "Three Principles on the Transfer of Defense Equipment" guidelines by February next year and formally submit related policy recommendations to the government. Currently, Japan's "Three Principles on the Transfer of Defense Equipment" guidelines only allow the export of five categories of equipment: rescue, transportation, surveillance, monitoring, and mine clearance. Once this policy is abolished, Japan will be permitted to export a variety of equipment, including lethal weapons. On the same day, several Japanese peace groups held a meeting to oppose the lifting of restrictions on lethal weapons exports and submitted a petition signed by tens of thousands of people to the Diet opposing the lifting of the arms export ban. (CCTV International News)

01:45:21

U.S. officials say BlackRock and the World Bank are developing measures to strengthen Ukraine's financial position. Europe appears to be indicating it will provide strong financial support.

01:45:20

The Nasdaq Composite Index has just broken through the 23,200.00 mark and is currently trading at 23,200.39, up 0.02% on the day.

01:45:20

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1790.00/ounce mark, last trading at $1789.20/ounce, up 4.05% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are last trading at $1818.0/ounce, up 3.15% on the day.

01:45:20

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,300.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,299.90/ounce, down 0.01% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,331.00/ounce, up 0.06% on the day.

01:45:20

Spot gold has just broken through the $4290.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4289.69/ounce, down 0.24% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4321.60/ounce, down 0.15% on the day.

01:45:20

Spot silver has just broken through the $63.00/ounce mark, last trading at $62.99/ounce, up 1.67% on the day; COMEX silver futures are last trading at $63.06/ounce, up 1.71% on the day.

01:45:20

The Nasdaq index has just broken through the 23,100.00 mark, currently trading at 23,099.82, down 0.41% on the day.

01:45:20

Federal Reserve's Williams: The gradual cooling of the job market indicates that current monetary policy is in a moderately tight state.

01:45:14

A chart shows the Baltic Dry Index (BDI) slightly lower, dragged down by weaker Panamax freight rates. Details>

01:00:02

The NOPA soybean crushing in the United States in November

Previous : 2.28 Forecast : 2.20

Published Value 2.16

01:00:01

NOPA member soybean oil inventories in the United States for November

Previous : 13.05 Forecast : 14.08

Published Value 15.13

00:32:06

The winning interest rate of the 6-month Treasury bond auction in the United States on December 15th

Previous : 3.58% Forecast : -

Published Value 3.50%

00:32:06

The total amount of the 6-month Treasury bond auction in the United States on December 15th

Previous : 803.20 Forecast : -

Published Value 797.19

00:32:06

The bid multiple for the 6-month Treasury bond auction in the United States on December 15th

Previous : 3.01 Forecast : -

Published Value 2.84

00:32:06

The US 6-month Treasury bond auction on December 15th - high allocation percentage

Previous : 82.34% Forecast : -

Published Value 4.57%

00:04:31

Federal Reserve's Williams: Trade activity in New York remains robust, and tariff-related uncertainty has diminished significantly.

00:04:30

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Fed's baseline expectations are a "pretty ideal outcome".

00:04:27

Federal Reserve's Williams: The Fed implemented interest rate cuts to enable it to balance its two core mandates of employment and inflation.

00:04:26

Federal Reserve's Williams: Inflation remains high, and the job market has cooled over the past few years.

00:04:10

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,310.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4,309.94/ounce, up 0.23% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,342.90/ounce, up 0.34% on the day.

00:03:44

Federal Reserve's Williams: The New York area has recovered from the impact of the pandemic.

00:02:28

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and representatives of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discussed the prospects for restoring Russian-American trade and investment relations: On December 15, local time, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced that Foreign Minister Lavrov and representatives of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce discussed the prospects for restoring Russian-American trade and investment relations. The announcement stated that Lavrov met with the leadership and members of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Russia. During the meeting, he outlined his assessment of the current international situation and the prospects for Russian-American relations, and specifically mentioned the positive willingness shown by the Trump administration in promoting a sustainable solution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The two sides had a productive exchange of views on a range of pressing issues, emphasizing the constructive role that the business community could play in promoting the restoration of Russian-American trade and investment relations. Last week, Robert Agge, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Russia, stated that American companies want to expand their business in the Russian market, and there have been some positive signs since the change of power in the White House. The Chamber also sees a willingness from both sides to establish dialogue.

00:01:50

Independent analysts say U.S. inflation remains at 3%, questioning job growth: Independent analysts at FactCheck, a non-partisan non-profit organization, point out that inflation remains at around 3% year-over-year, while questioning claims of trillions of dollars in new investment and job growth, noting that U.S. manufacturing employment has declined since January.

00:01:06

Hassett emphasizes the Fed's independence, saying Trump's views do not put pressure on the FOMC: Kevin Hassett, a candidate for Fed chair and director of the White House National Economic Council, said that President Trump's views "will not put pressure on the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)," emphasizing the Fed's independence at a time when the chair candidate is about to be decided.

2025-12-15 Monday

23:59:37

EU foreign policy chief Karas: The EU will provide a record €27 billion in arms aid to Kyiv by 2025.

23:59:16

EU foreign policy chief Karas: Sanctions will be imposed on ships of the shadow fleet on a monthly basis.

23:53:53

The race to become the Federal Reserve Chair intensifies as Hassett faces opposition from high-ranking officials close to Trump. According to sources, Hassett, director of the White House National Economic Council, whose nomination for Fed Chair was previously considered a foregone conclusion, is now facing opposition from some high-ranking officials closely associated with Trump. Sources indicate concerns about Hassett's close relationship with the president, ironically a key reason he was initially considered a leading candidate to succeed Powell. As of Monday, Hassett remained a frontrunner on the Kalshi prediction market with a 51% chance of winning, though this has declined from its peak of over 80% at the beginning of the month. Warsh's chances are currently 44%, a significant increase from around 11% in early December. Sources say Hassett's nomination is encountering more resistance, with growing concerns that if the bond market perceives him as too aligned with Trump's opinions, it could trigger market turmoil. This could ultimately contradict Trump's expectations, leading to higher long-term yields. Perhaps in response to these criticisms, Hassett expressed a more assertive stance on the Fed's independence in an interview last week.

23:52:57

my country's oil and gas production both hit record highs in 2025: News from the 2026 National Energy Work Conference indicates that my country's crude oil and natural gas production both reached record highs in 2025. Crude oil production is expected to reach approximately 215 million tons, while natural gas production will exceed 260 billion cubic meters, achieving an annual increase of over 10 billion cubic meters for the ninth consecutive year.

23:52:51

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Karas: We must do more to strengthen Ukraine.

23:52:49

Federal Reserve's Williams: Rate cuts mean monetary policy will be in a favorable position going into 2026.

23:38:29

Federal Reserve's Williams: Bringing inflation back to the 2% target level is crucial for the Fed. Monetary policy is focusing on balancing risks in both employment and inflation, and the cooling of the labor market will be a gradual process.

23:38:19

Federal Reserve's Williams stated that the Fed's policy has shifted from a moderately tightening stance to a neutral one, preparing the economy for 2026. While labor market risks have increased, inflation risks have eased. The Fed projects the US unemployment rate will fall to 4.5% by the end of 2025, inflation will rise to 2.5% in 2026, and then fall back to 2% in 2027. The Fed will actively utilize its standing repurchase facility to manage market liquidity.

23:38:16

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The friendly attitude and teamwork shown by the Federal Reserve were truly surprising.

23:38:16

Federal Reserve's Williams: The downside risks to the job market have increased in recent months.

23:38:15

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: I would gladly vote to reappoint the current Federal Reserve Bank presidents; I think they have done an excellent job.

23:38:15

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: One of the most unsatisfactory things about my time at the Federal Reserve was that I only had one vote out of the 12 on the committee.

23:38:13

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The current underlying inflation rate has not exceeded the established target of 2%.

23:38:08

Federal Reserve's Williams: Based on observations, tariffs have not had a spillover effect on inflation.

23:38:06

Federal Reserve's Williams: The impact of tariffs is essentially a one-off shock, and this impact will gradually subside by 2026.

23:36:28

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The series of measures previously implemented by the Federal Reserve to inject credit into the housing market are one of the reasons for the current housing affordability problem for American families.

23:36:08

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Unless there is another crisis centered on the housing market, the Federal Reserve would prefer to build a balance sheet consisting entirely of Treasury bonds.

23:35:16

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1800.00/ounce mark, last trading at $1800.45/ounce, up 4.70% on the day; Nymex platinum futures main contract was last trading at $1829.3/ounce, up 3.79% on the day.

23:32:15

Poland's finance minister stated that as of the end of November, Poland's foreign exchange accounts held the equivalent of 4.87 billion euros.

23:32:03

Colombia's manufacturing output rose 1.9% year-on-year in October, compared with an estimated 2.7% increase.

23:32:01

The U.S. Department of Transportation declared a regional emergency due to severe weather and a power outage in an industrial park in Pennsylvania in November, which have severely disrupted the heating fuel market.

23:31:22

Federal Reserve official Milan: If housing inflation fails to decline, it could alter the overall inflation outlook.

23:30:51

[Venezuela's National Oil Company Suffers Cyberattack] On December 15, local time, Venezuela's national oil company, PDVSA, issued a statement saying it had suffered a cyberattack aimed at disrupting its operations. The statement emphasized that the attack targeted only the administrative system, and that "operations were not affected in any way." The statement condemned the recent US military deployments and related actions in the Caribbean, explicitly stating that the attack was part of the US government's attempt to plunder Venezuela's oil resources through force and piracy. This "despicable act" was "planned by foreign powers and stateless individuals in collusion, with the aim of undermining Venezuela's right to independently develop its energy sovereignty." The US has not yet responded.

23:30:35

[Fed Rate Cut Again, More Significant Impact on Floating-Rate Loans] Analysts point out that the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates for the third consecutive time, by 25 basis points, lowering the policy rate to approximately 3.6%, and has indicated it may pause rate cuts to assess new economic data. This rate cut will have a more pronounced impact on floating-rate loans than on long-term mortgages.

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