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16:02:32

[Gold Prices Hit Near-Month High in Early European Trading as Fundamental Support Continues] ⑴ Gold attracted bargain hunting in the $4265-$4264 area in early European trading on Friday, hitting a new high since October 21. ⑵ The broader fundamental backdrop suggests that commodities remain skewed to the upside. ⑶ Market expectations that the Federal Reserve will further lower borrowing costs in 2026 have kept the dollar weak, near two-month lows reached on Thursday, providing continued support for non-yielding gold. ⑷ In addition, the stalled negotiations on a Russia-Ukraine peace agreement have perpetuated geopolitical risks, becoming another factor driving safe-haven gold higher for the fourth consecutive day. ⑸ However, the overall positive tone in the stock market may dampen aggressive bets by gold bulls and limit its further upside potential. ⑹ Nevertheless, gold is still on track for a strong weekly gain. Traders are currently focused on speeches by influential members of the Federal Open Market Committee for short-term trading opportunities.

15:59:15

Turkish Central Bank Governor: Despite the economic slowdown, the deinflation process continues.

15:59:02

Turkish Central Bank Governor: High growth in private consumption has slowed.

15:57:04

The final reading of France's CPI for November excluding tobacco

Previous : 119.89 Forecast : -

Published Value 119.67

15:56:56

France's CPI rate excluding tobacco for November - unadjusted final value for the month

Previous : 0.10% Forecast : -

Published Value -0.20%

15:56:15

French Interior Minister: Interior Ministry's email server suffered a cyberattack

15:56:10

The final reading of France's harmonized CPI annual rate for November

Previous : 0.80% Forecast : 0.80%

Published Value 0.80%

15:56:09

The final reading of France's harmonized CPI monthly rate for November

Previous : -0.20% Forecast : -0.20%

Published Value -0.20%

15:56:08

The final reading of France's CPI annual rate for November

Previous : 0.90% Forecast : 0.90%

Published Value 0.90%

15:56:07

The final reading of France's CPI monthly rate for November

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : -0.10%

Published Value -0.20%

15:56:02

Commerzbank: Currently expects Norway to cut interest rates twice in 2026.

15:55:45

[TrendForce: Top 10 Global Foundries' Revenue Up 8.1% QoQ in Q3] ⑴ According to the latest survey by TrendForce, the global wafer foundry industry continued to be driven by demand for high-performance computing for artificial intelligence and main chips and peripheral integrated circuits for new consumer electronics products in the third quarter of 2025. ⑵ Among them, high-priced wafers produced using advanced processes of 7nm and below made the most significant contribution to revenue. In addition, some manufacturers benefited from supply chain differentiation opportunities, driving the combined revenue of the top 10 wafer foundries to increase by 8.1% QoQ, reaching nearly US$45.1 billion. ⑶ The agency stated that due to the anticipated impact of international conditions on the economic climate and demand in 2026, coupled with the quarterly price increases and tight capacity of memory chips since mid-2025, the supply chain is becoming more conservative regarding demand from mainstream end-user applications in 2026. ⑷ Even though the automotive and industrial control sectors are expected to resume inventory build-up by the end of 2025, the growth momentum of wafer foundry capacity utilization is expected to be limited in the fourth quarter, and the combined output value of the top 10 foundries may see a significant contraction in QoQ.

15:55:04

[Three Departments Issue Notice on Optimizing Import and Export Regulatory Measures for Lithium Thionyl Chloride Batteries] ⑴ The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and two other departments issued a notice on optimizing import and export regulatory measures for lithium thionyl chloride batteries. ⑵ The scope of application is: single lithium thionyl chloride batteries or battery packs containing no more than 1 kg of thionyl chloride, a Class III monitored chemical.

15:54:36

[Vietnam's November smartphone exports to the US hit a near five-and-a-half-year low] ⑴ Official data shows that Vietnam's smartphone exports to the US fell below $410 million in November. ⑵ This is the lowest monthly figure since May 2020, and marks the fourth consecutive month of decline.

15:54:01

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt confirmed on the 11th that President Trump had received the latest 20-point peace plan negotiated by Ukraine and several European countries. Ukraine and the European side hope to discuss the plan with the US in Paris this weekend, but this has not yet been confirmed by the US. According to US media, the current disagreements focus on control of eastern Ukraine and the security guarantees Ukraine needs. (Xinhua)

15:48:21

Turkish Central Bank Governor: Short-term indicators and medium-term outlook suggest the slowdown in inflation will continue.

15:48:14

Turkish central bank governor: We will continue to implement tight monetary policy to ensure a sustained decline in inflation.

15:44:36

According to a report by the Philippine website "The Inquirer" on the 11th, 103 survivors from Cebu and Bohol provinces in the Philippines, which were severely damaged by Super Typhoon Ray, have filed a civil lawsuit in a British court, accusing Royal Dutch Shell of long-term investment in fossil fuels and exacerbating climate change, indirectly leading to the increased destructive power of the typhoon. (Xinhua)

15:40:46

[Norway Announces 2026 Bond Issuance Plan] ⑴ Norway plans to issue bonds worth 100-110 billion Norwegian kroner in 2026. ⑵ Simultaneously, it plans to increase its outstanding bills to 34 billion Norwegian kroner by the end of 2026.

15:40:12

[Romania's Inflation Rate Remains Stable at 9.8% in November] ⑴ Romania's annual inflation rate for November 2025 was 9.8%, unchanged from the previous month and slightly higher than the market expectation of 9.7%. ⑵ Food prices rose 7.64% year-on-year, higher than October's 7.57%; service prices rose 10.99% year-on-year, higher than October's 10.52%; while non-food inflation slowed to 10.73%, lower than October's 10.96%. ⑶ On a month-on-month basis, consumer prices rose 0.46%, a slight slowdown from October's 0.50%. ⑷ Meanwhile, the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) rose 8.6% year-on-year and 0.49% month-on-month in November.

15:38:25

The APEC Leaders' Informal Meeting will be held in Shenzhen from November 18 to 19, 2026. (Xinhua)

15:38:00

[Shanghai Futures Exchange Cancels Registration of Six Yunnan State Farms' Full-Latex Rubber Processing Plants] ⑴ On December 12, the Shanghai Futures Exchange issued an announcement stating that it had recently received an application from Yunnan State Farms Group Co., Ltd. to cancel the registration of some of its full-latex rubber processing plants. ⑵ In accordance with relevant regulations, the exchange has decided to cancel the registration of six natural rubber processing plants under Yunnan Natural Rubber Industry Group Xishuangbanna Jingyang Co., Ltd.: Jinghong No. 1 Rubber Processing Plant, Dongfeng No. 3 Rubber Processing Plant, Mengyang Rubber Processing Plant, Ganlanba No. 2 Rubber Processing Plant, Mengla Rubber Processing Plant, and Mengman No. 1 Rubber Processing Plant. ⑶ From the date of this announcement, the natural rubber produced by the above six plants cannot be used for registration to generate standard warehouse receipts. Existing standard warehouse receipts can be delivered and transferred until their expiration date.

15:37:42

[Market Expects Bank of England to Cut Rates by a Cumulative 60 Basis Points by the End of 2026] ⑴ Traders have increased their bets on a Bank of England easing policy. ⑵ Current market pricing reflects an expectation that the Bank of England will cut rates by a cumulative 60 basis points by the end of 2026.

15:36:39

Spot gold has just broken through the $4290.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4290.27/ounce, up 0.25% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4321.00/ounce, up 0.19% on the day.

15:32:41

[Guangzhou Futures Exchange Releases Revised Rules for Lithium Carbonate Futures and Options Business] ⑴ The Guangzhou Futures Exchange issued an announcement stating that the revisions to the "Guangzhou Futures Exchange Lithium Carbonate Futures and Options Business Rules" have been reviewed and approved by the Guangzhou Futures Exchange Board of Directors and reported to the China Securities Regulatory Commission. ⑵ Among them, the revisions to Article 4 apply to the lithium carbonate LC2612 contract and subsequent contracts. ⑶ The revisions to Article 53 will take effect on December 12, 2025.

15:30:23

[Bank of Japan May Clearly Propose Further Interest Rate Hike] Sources within the Bank of Japan indicate that the central bank is highly likely to commit to further interest rate hikes at its policy meeting next week, but will not disclose further estimates of the neutral interest rate or engage in discussions surrounding it. Following this news, the yen appreciated slightly by 0.1% against the dollar.

15:30:12

Polish central bank official Dabrowski: The possibility of further rate cuts in the near future is quite low, but there is certainly a possibility of a rate cut later in 2026.

15:29:48

[Sweden's Unemployment Rate Rises to 8.2% in November] ⑴ Sweden's unemployment rate rose to 8.2% in November 2025, higher than 7.4% in the same period last year. ⑵ The total number of unemployed increased by 52,400 compared to the same period last year, reaching 470,400, including 217,000 women and 253,000 men. The unemployment rate for women was 8.0%, and for men it was 8.4%. ⑶ In addition, the number of unemployed young people aged 15 to 24 increased by 27,800 to 155,200, corresponding to an unemployment rate of 23.8%. ⑷ At the same time, the number of employed people increased by 73,200 to 5,275,000, the employment rate rose by 0.7 percentage points to 69%, and the labor force participation rate rose by 1.4 percentage points to 75.2%. ⑸ The average total working hours per week was 171.4 million hours. ⑹ The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 9%.

15:29:39

[UK Trade Deficit Widens to Eight-Month High in October] ⑴ The UK trade deficit widened to £4.82 billion in October, up from £1.09 billion in September, marking the largest deficit since February. ⑵ Exports fell 0.3% month-on-month to a four-month low of £77 billion; imports rose 4.5% month-on-month to a seven-month high of £81.82 billion. ⑶ Goods exports to the EU rose 1.7%, mainly due to increased exports of machinery and transport equipment, including a rise in exports of mechanical generators to Spain. ⑷ Goods exports to non-EU countries rose 8.6%, mainly driven by increased exports of chemicals, machinery, and transport equipment (including automobiles to the US and Japan). ⑸ Goods exports to the US (including precious metals) surged 27.0% in October after two consecutive months of decline. ⑹ Services exports rose slightly by 0.1% to £46.04 billion. (7) On the import side, merchandise imports rose 5.8% to an eight-month high of £53.51 billion; service imports rose 0.4% to a four-month high of £28.32 billion.

15:29:01

[Turkey's Current Account Surplus Narrows in October] ⑴ Turkey's current account surplus narrowed significantly to $460 million in October 2025, compared to $2.23 billion in the same period last year, slightly higher than the market expectation of $400 million. ⑵ The goods account deficit widened sharply to $5.96 billion, compared to $3.5 billion in the same period last year. ⑶ Meanwhile, the secondary income deficit widened to $4 million, compared to $2 million in the same period last year. ⑷ On the other hand, the service account surplus increased to $7.59 billion from $6.9 billion in October 2024; the primary income deficit narrowed to $1.13 billion from $1.16 billion. ⑸ From January to October 2025, the country's current account deficit was $14.54 billion, significantly higher than the $2.93 billion deficit in the same period last year.

15:28:39

[UK Manufacturing Output Rebounds in October but Falls Short of Expectations] ⑴ UK manufacturing output rose 0.5% month-on-month in October, rebounding from a 1.7% decline in September, but falling short of market expectations of a 1.0% increase. ⑵ The recovery was mainly driven by growth in six of the 13 manufacturing sub-sectors, with the transport equipment manufacturing sector contributing the most at 3.6%, thanks to a 9.5% increase in motor vehicles. Machinery manufacturing grew by 4.4%, while other manufacturing and repair sectors grew by 2.8%. ⑶ Year-on-year, manufacturing activity fell 0.8% in October, an improvement from a 2.2% decline in September, but worse than the market expectation of a 0.1% decline.

15:28:23

[Germany's November Inflation Rate Confirmed at 2.3%] ⑴ Germany's consumer price inflation rate remained stable at 2.3% in November 2025, confirming the preliminary forecast and unchanged from October. ⑵ Energy costs fell by 0.1% year-on-year, with electricity prices falling by 1.5% and district heating prices falling by 0.7%, offsetting the impact of a 2.4% increase in heating oil prices and a 1.6% increase in fuel prices. ⑶ Food inflation remained low at 1.2%, the second lowest level this year. Confectionery prices rose by 9.0%, and meat prices rose by 4.2%; while edible oil prices fell sharply by 14.8%, and fresh vegetable prices fell by 4.2%, creating a balance. ⑷ Services inflation remained stable at 3.5%. Core inflation, excluding food and energy, slowed slightly to 2.7%, from 2.8% previously. ⑸ On a month-on-month basis, the consumer price index fell by 0.2%, the first decline since January, mainly reflecting a seasonal decline of 14.2% in airfares and an 11.5% decline in all-inclusive vacation prices. (6) The EU's harmonized annual inflation rate rose to 2.6%, a nine-month high; while it fell 0.5% month-on-month, confirming previous forecasts.

15:28:01

[Russian Defense Ministry Raises Multiple Accusations Against Ukraine] ⑴ The Russian Defense Ministry stated that former Ukrainian Presidential Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak personally oversaw the import of spent nuclear fuel into Ukraine. ⑵ The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that the Security Service of Ukraine simulated the detonation of a "dirty bomb" based on an ionizing radiation source in a densely populated area. ⑶ The Russian Defense Ministry noted that over 600 incidents of Ukraine using anti-riot chemical agents and other toxic substances were recorded during special military operations. ⑷ The Russian Defense Ministry also stated that Ukraine planned to drop shells carrying military-grade toxic agents from drones.

15:26:35

US media recently released an unedited version of the US National Security Strategy report, which includes content suggesting the US intends to remove Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Poland from the European Union. Austrian Chancellor Christian Stokkel responded on the 11th, stating that Austria will not tolerate any attempt to interfere in its internal affairs. According to Austrian media reports on the 11th, Stokkel's spokesperson stated that the Austrian Chancellor's Office has taken note of the latest version of the US National Security Strategy report and firmly opposes any attempt to interfere in Austria's internal affairs, and will not tolerate such behavior under any circumstances. The report also quoted Stokkel as saying that Austria, as a sovereign state, "will only formulate national policies based on the will of its own people." (Xinhua)

15:26:05

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Russia highly appreciates strengthening its strategic partnership with Turkmenistan.

15:25:26

Traders: South Korea's national feed ingredient purchasing group bought about 65,000 metric tons of feed wheat in a private deal on Thursday.

15:22:49

[International oil prices rose in early European trading on Friday] ⑴ Crude oil prices rose in early European trading on Friday. ⑵ WTI crude oil traded at $57.76 per barrel, higher than Thursday's closing price of $57.68. ⑶ Brent crude oil prices also rose, from $61.35 on Thursday to $61.41.

15:18:15

[UK Industrial Output Rebounds to Eight-Month High in October] ⑴ UK industrial output rose 1.1% month-on-month in October, rebounding from a 2% decline in September and exceeding market expectations of a 0.7% increase. ⑵ This is the strongest monthly growth since February, with output increasing in all four major sectors: manufacturing grew by 0.5%, compared to a 1.7% decline in September; mining and quarrying grew by 4.3%, compared to a 3.4% decline in September; electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply grew by 2.1%, compared to a 3.4% decline in September; and water supply, sewage treatment and waste management grew by 1.5%, compared to a 0.7% decline in September. ⑶ Year-on-year, industrial output fell by 0.8%, a slight improvement from the 2.5% decline in the previous month and better than the market expectation of a 1.2% decline.

15:17:19

Sources say the Bank of Japan will pledge further interest rate hikes at its policy meeting next week.

15:16:56

Sources indicate that the Bank of Japan will not release updated forecasts for the neutral interest rate, nor will it use them as a primary communication tool regarding the timing of interest rate hikes.

15:16:46

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1690.00/oz mark, last trading at $1689.85/oz, up 1.12% on the day; Nymex platinum futures main contract was last trading at $1713.1/oz, down 0.01% on the day.

15:13:54

[UK Construction Output Growth Slows to Expectations in October] ⑴ UK construction output grew 0.9% year-on-year in October, slowing from 1.3% in the previous month and below market expectations of 1.6%. ⑵ Although this marks the 15th consecutive month of expansion, the growth rate is the slowest since January. ⑶ New construction activity slowed to 1.9%, down from 2.5% in September; while maintenance and repair activity continued to decline by 0.6%, a slightly larger drop than the 0.5% decline in the previous month. ⑷ On a month-on-month basis, construction output fell by 0.6%, reversing the 0.2% increase in September, with new construction declining by 0.7% and maintenance and repair declining by 0.6%. ⑸ In the three months to October, total construction output fell slightly by 0.3%, with maintenance and repair declining slightly by 0.1% and new construction increasing slightly by 0.1%.

15:13:41

[UK Economy Unexpectedly Contracts Again] ⑴ The UK economy unexpectedly contracted by 0.1% month-on-month in October 2025, following a similar decline in September and falling short of market expectations of 0.1% growth. ⑵ This marks the fourth consecutive month of economic failure to grow. ⑶ Service sector and construction output fell by 0.3% and 0.6% respectively, while industrial production grew by 1.1%.

15:13:16

[Shanghai Export Container Freight Index Rises 108.83 Points] ⑴ Data from the Shanghai Shipping Exchange shows that as of December 12, the Shanghai Export Container Freight Index (composite index) was 1506.46 points, an increase of 108.83 points from the previous period. ⑵ The China Export Container Freight Composite Index was 1118.07 points, a slight increase of 0.3% from the previous period.

15:12:28

Historic moment: Gold breaks through a near two-month high, with the next target at $4,500? Details>

15:11:07

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Copper

Previous : 2530 Forecast : -

Published Value 1102

15:11:07

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Zinc

Previous : -1968 Forecast : -

Published Value -1520

15:11:04

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Aluminum

Previous : 823 Forecast : -

Published Value -250

15:11:04

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Silver

Previous : 38755 Forecast : -

Published Value 40321

15:11:02

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th, China - Lead

Previous : 2282 Forecast : -

Published Value -1017

15:10:59

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Nickel

Previous : -296 Forecast : -

Published Value 1311

15:10:57

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th, China - Tin

Previous : -127 Forecast : -

Published Value 220

15:10:55

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Alumina

Previous : 1812 Forecast : -

Published Value -1201

15:10:53

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Wire Rods

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:10:51

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Hot-rolled coil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value -886

15:10:49

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th, China - Stainless Steel

Previous : -120 Forecast : -

Published Value -777

15:10:48

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Fuel oil

Previous : -4040 Forecast : -

Published Value 67490

15:10:45

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Petroleum Asphalt

Previous : 1990 Forecast : -

Published Value 47920

15:10:43

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China -20 # rubber

Previous : 101 Forecast : -

Published Value -807

15:10:41

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Pulp

Previous : -1391 Forecast : -

Published Value 864

15:10:40

Daily warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Crude oil

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:10:39

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Natural Rubber

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 3560

15:10:39

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Rebar

Previous : 0 Forecast : -

Published Value 2418

15:10:38

Daily Warehouse receipt changes of the Shanghai Futures Exchange on December 12th in China - Gold

Previous : 3 Forecast : -

Published Value 0

15:09:06

Google announces new collaboration with the UK's National Quantum Computing Centre

15:08:56

Under a defense treaty with Australia, Google will lay an undersea cable in Papua New Guinea.

15:08:37

Nikkei: Nippon Steel plans to invest approximately $39 billion over the next five years.

15:08:35

The final reading of Germany's unadjusted CPI for November

Previous : 123 Forecast : -

Published Value 122.70

15:06:51

The seasonally adjusted year-on-year GDP forecast for the UK in October

Previous : 1.10% Forecast : 1.40%

Published Value 1.10%

15:06:27

The monthly rate of manufacturing output in the UK in October

Previous : -1.70% Forecast : 1%

Published Value 0.50%

15:06:08

The annual rate of manufacturing output in the UK in October

Previous : -2.20% Forecast : -0.10%

Published Value -0.80%

15:05:33

The three-month rolling GDP of the UK in October rose month-on-month

Previous : 0.10% Forecast : 0%

Published Value -0.10%

15:05:11

[UK October Industrial and Trade Data Falls Short of Expectations] ⑴ UK manufacturing output rose 0.5% month-on-month in October, below the market expectation of 1%, with the previous value revised to a decline of 1.7%; it fell 0.8% year-on-year, below the expected decline of 0.1%, with the previous value showing a decline of 2.2%. ⑵ Construction output fell 0.6% month-on-month, compared to an expected flat figure and a previous value of a 0.2% increase; it rose 0.9% year-on-year, below the expected 1.6%, with the previous value showing a 1.3% increase. ⑶ The seasonally adjusted goods trade deficit in October was £22.542 billion, the largest deficit since January 2022, and higher than the market expectation of a £19.3 billion deficit. ⑷ The seasonally adjusted trade deficit with non-EU countries in October was £10.255 billion, with the previous deficit revised to £6.816 billion.

15:04:56

Statistics Sweden: Sweden's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 9.1% in November.

15:04:38

[The three major indices all closed higher] ⑴ At the close, the Shanghai Composite Index was at 3889.35 points, up 0.41%; the Shenzhen Component Index was at 13258.33 points, up 0.84%; and the ChiNext Index was at 3194.36 points, up 0.97%. ⑵ In terms of sectors, the controlled nuclear fusion concept continued to strengthen, with Zhongzhou Special Materials surging and hitting the 20% daily limit; the semiconductor sector fluctuated and rose, with Jingfeng Mingyuan hitting the 20% daily limit; the precious metals sector was active throughout the day, with Zhaojin Gold leading the gains with a rise of over 8%. ⑶ On the downside, the retail sector continued to adjust, with Maoye Commercial, Central Mall, and many other stocks hitting the daily limit down; real estate stocks continued to adjust, with Guangyu Group, Nandu Property, and many other stocks hitting the daily limit down. ⑷ Overall, individual stocks showed mixed performance, with over 2600 stocks rising. ⑸ On the market, the controlled nuclear fusion, precious metals, and new metal materials sectors led the gains; the horse racing concept, retail, and shared bicycle sectors led the declines.

15:04:31

The monthly GDP growth rate of the United Kingdom in October

Previous : -0.10% Forecast : 0.10%

Published Value -0.10%

15:04:00

The annual rate of construction output in the UK in October

Previous : 1.30% Forecast : 1.60%

Published Value 0.90%

15:03:14

The seasonally adjusted annual rate of UK services output in October

Previous : 1.70% Forecast : 1.70%

Published Value 1.40%

15:03:14

The seasonally adjusted monthly rate of UK services output in October

Previous : 0.20% Forecast : 0%

Published Value -0.30%

15:03:02

Following the release of UK data, the pound sterling plunged approximately 18 points against the dollar, hitting a low of 1.3376.

15:01:34

The UK's trade balance of goods with the EU in October - seasonally adjusted

Previous : -120.67 Forecast : -

Published Value -122.87

15:01:25

The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3889.35 points, up 0.41%; the CSI 300 Index closed at 4580.95 points, up 0.63%; the Shenzhen Component Index closed at 13258.33 points, up 0.84%; the ChiNext Index closed at 3194.36 points, up 0.97%; and the SME Composite Index closed at 14048.69 points, up 0.58%.

15:01:19

[Commodity Futures Closing Prices] ⑴ Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) futures contracts fell 4.62%, coking coal futures contracts fell 4.33%, and red dates futures contracts fell 3.36%. ⑵ Tin futures contracts rose 4.54%, and silver futures contracts rose 3.75%.

15:00:53

The seasonally adjusted trade balance of the UK for October

Previous : -10.94 Forecast : -12.35

Published Value -48.24

15:00:09

The final reading of Germany's harmonized CPI monthly rate for November

Previous : -0.50% Forecast : -0.50%

Neutral

Published Value -0.50%

15:00:09

UK October Goods Trade Balance - seasonally adjusted

Previous : -188.83 Forecast : -193

美元

英镑

Published Value -225.42

15:00:09

UK non-EU goods Trade Balance for October - seasonally adjusted

Previous : -68.16 Forecast : -

Published Value -102.55

15:00:08

The final reading of Germany's harmonized CPI annual rate for November

Previous : 2.60% Forecast : 2.60%

Neutral

Published Value 2.60%

15:00:08

The final reading of Germany's CPI monthly rate for November

Previous : -0.20% Forecast : -0.20%

Neutral

Published Value -0.20%

15:00:08

The final reading of Germany's CPI annual rate for November

Previous : 2.30% Forecast : 2.30%

Neutral

Published Value 2.30%

15:00:07

The monthly rate of industrial output in the UK in October

Previous : -2% Forecast : 0.70%

英镑

美元

Published Value 1.10%

15:00:05

The annual rate of industrial output in the UK in October

Previous : -2.50% Forecast : -1.20%

英镑

美元

Published Value -0.80%

15:00:05

The annual rate of construction output in the UK in October

Previous : 1.30% Forecast : 1.60%

Published Value 0.90%

15:00:05

The seasonally adjusted annual rate of UK services output in October

Previous : 1.70% Forecast : 1.70%

Published Value 1.40%

14:59:07

[Finland's Current Account Deficit Narrows in October] ⑴ Finland's current account deficit narrowed to €159 million in October 2025, compared to €445 million in the same period last year. ⑵ The improvement was mainly reflected in the expansion of the goods account surplus, which increased to €763 million from €438 million in October 2024, due to a 6% year-on-year increase in goods exports and only a 1% increase in goods imports. ⑶ Meanwhile, the primary income deficit narrowed to €52 million in October 2025, compared to €290 million in the same period last year; the secondary income deficit also narrowed to €94 million from €210 million. ⑷ On the other hand, the services account deficit widened to €776 million from €383 million in October 2024.

14:54:20

The strengthening expectation of further easing by the Federal Reserve caused the dollar index to fall to a seven-week low, and it is expected to maintain a downward trend in the short term. Details>

14:47:52

Citigroup: Client inquiries indicate significant interest in the extent to which Eurozone government bond issuance will be pre-empted in 2026, a concern that is "understandable." The usual supply pattern is expected to continue in 2026, with a large portion of the annual bond issuance completed in the first quarter. Government bond supply in the first quarter of 2026 is projected to reach €495 billion, representing 34% of the estimated total financing demand for next year.

14:46:15

[German Institute for Economic Research Lowers German Economic Growth Forecast] On November 11th local time, several major German economic research institutions released their winter forecast reports, showing that the German economy is expected to grow by only 0.1% in 2025, a further downward revision from the 0.2% growth forecast in the autumn, due to factors such as a significant decline in exports to the United States. The reports stated that the continued large-scale tariffs imposed by the United States are putting pressure on the global economy and trade, and the German economy is also undergoing profound structural changes. The reports project German economic growth of 0.8% and 1.1% in 2026 and 2027 respectively, both downward revisions of 0.5 percentage points from previous forecasts. (CCTV News)

14:43:30

Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange hit a record high of $11,952 per tonne.

14:41:39

[Indonesia Aims for Trade Agreement with US by End of 2025] 1. Indonesian Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hattato stated on Friday that Indonesia aims to reach a trade agreement with the United States by the end of 2025 and will send a delegation to Washington next week for final consultations. 2. Hattato noted that senior officials from both sides "have agreed to work on finalizing the consensus reached by the two leaders on July 22." Although a trade framework agreement was reached in July, subsequent negotiations stalled. US officials have accused Indonesia of reneging on its commitments, while Indonesia has refused to accept some of the US demands, fearing it would damage its independence, particularly in key mineral and energy sectors. 3. Reportedly, one of the points of contention is a clause in the agreement that allows the US to unilaterally cancel the agreement if Indonesia signs one deemed detrimental to its interests, a clause Indonesia strongly opposes. Currently, both sides face pressure to bridge their differences as quickly as possible and avoid a breakdown in relations.

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