During Thanksgiving, the US stock market was closed with limited fluctuations in the US bond market. At the same time, the financial crisis in France has worsened, with the French bond yield briefly breaking 3.0%, for the first time matching that of Greek bond yields. However, with the concession statement from the French Finance Minister, market sentiment slightly eased, and the French bond yield subsequently dropped by nearly 8 basis points.
The Chinese government announced further opening up the digital sector to promote orderly opening in areas such as telecommunications, internet, and culture. This policy change is expected to further stimulate market vitality.
The US government is considering stricter chip export controls to China, with related measures expected to be announced next week. Despite the possibility of narrowing the scope of sanctions, this still poses certain pressure on relevant industries.
The ongoing budget turmoil in the French government has attracted market attention. Prime Minister Barnier's concessions have failed to silence opposition voices. The market is now shifting its focus to the upcoming French credit rating update by Standard & Poor's.
Iran's nuclear policy and the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon have eased tensions in the Middle East. However, the complex relationship between Israel and Lebanon remains tense.
In the technology sector, Musk disclosed personal information of a government official, sparking widespread discussion and concern. The debate on privacy and government transparency has once again become a focus. All-day stock trading is gaining more attention in the United States, and the approval of 24 Exchange marks a significant step towards all-day trading, which may change investors' trading behaviors and market dynamics.
Russian President Putin has confirmed the comprehensive military action against Ukraine...

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