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The Australian dollar's yield on Australian bonds rose. The Australian employment data was better than expected, and the Australian dollar's gains expanded. The previously released data showed that the unemployment rate in Australia unexpectedly fell last month, which cooled the speculation surrounding the Australian central bank's interest rate cut. AUD/USD rose 0.7% to 0.6412; Report 0.6378 before data release. The yield of 3-year Australian government bonds rose from 3.75% before the data was released to 3.79%.The weighted share price index of Taiwan Stock Exchange opened 0.6% higher at 23,050.64.The central bank today conducted a seven-day reverse repurchase operation of 66.1 billion yuan, and the winning bid rate was 1.50%, which was the same as before. As 37.3 billion yuan of 7-day reverse repurchase expired today, the net investment on that day was 28.8 billion yuan.

The warm winter of second-hand houses has arrived: in November, house prices in Chengdu, Shenzhen rebounded first, and second-hand houses once again played a leading indicator of market warming. On December 11th, the Middle Finger Research Institute released a map of housing prices of second-hand houses in the top ten cities in November 2024, showing that in November, the average price of second-hand houses in Baicheng fell by 0.57% from the previous month, which was 0.03 percentage points lower than that of the previous month. The second-hand housing market in first-tier cities is more active. The average price of second-hand housing in the top ten cities dropped by 0.17% month-on-month, and the decline was narrowed by 0.16 percentage points from last month. Among them, the prices of second-hand houses in Shenzhen and Chengdu rose by 0.21% and 0.12% respectively, breaking the overall decline of 100 cities for seven consecutive months. Experts in the industry said that under the blessing of the policy of "buying houses and reducing taxes", it is expected that the transaction of second-hand houses in core cities will continue to be high, and prices are expected to continue to adjust. (beijing business today)The leader of the ruling party in South Korea: Yin Xiyue's speech was not a reflection on the emergency martial law, but an attempt to rationalize it. Han Dongxun, the leader of the ruling party in South Korea, said today (December 12) that Yin Xiyue was completely unexpected to make a speech to the people. He said that the unified position of the ruling party should be in favor of the impeachment of the president. Yin Xiyue's speech is not a reflection on emergency martial law, but an attempt to rationalize it. (CCTV International News)The United Nations appealed for $4 billion in aid to Palestine. On December 11th, local time, the United Nations appealed for more than $4 billion in aid to the Gaza Strip and the West Bank in 2025 to meet the living needs of local people. On the same day, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said that due to Israel's restrictions on the transportation of local humanitarian relief materials, the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs could only reduce the amount of assistance to about 4 billion US dollars, while the actual amount of assistance needed locally may be higher, at least 6.6 billion US dollars.

South Korean President Yin Xiyue: Martial law is an urgent step to save the country. Once again, I apologize to those who are surprised and anxious because of martial law.The turnover of Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing has exceeded 500 billion yuan. Up to now, the turnover of Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing has exceeded 500 billion yuan, including 183 billion yuan, 315.5 billion yuan and 4.6 billion yuan respectively.The retail sector continued its upward trend. Zhongbai Group continued its upward trend in 9 days and 6 boards, while Zhongbai Group continued its upward trend in 9 days and 6 boards. Maoye Commercial had a daily limit, and Dashang, Hangzhou Jiebai, Commodity City and Dalian Friendship collectively opened higher.