Market Focus News for November 27th

1. Global and Foreign exchange platform rankingRegional Economic Dynamics

• Oil Prices Fall, Uncertainty Over OPEC+ Decisions: The market's uncertainty regarding OPEC+ potentially making further production cuts, coupled with the delay of this week's meeting, led to a decline in oil prices during Asian trading. This marks the fifth consecutive week of falling crude oil prices.
• China's Industrial Profits Decline by 7.8%: From January to October this year, China's industrial profits fell by 7.8%.
• Stable British Pound, Fluctuating US Dollar: As the market prepares for post-holiday trading activities, the British pound remains relatively stable, while the US dollar has fluctuated during this period.
• Citibank's Prediction on Property Prices: Citibank predicts that property prices will reach a low point in 2025.

2. Corporate and Market Dynamics

• ByteDance Shuts Down Gaming Business Nuverse: ByteDance has decided to exit the gaming business, closing its gaming company Nuverse.
• Measures to Support the Private Economy: Eight departments have proposed a series of measures to support the private economy, including satisfying financial needs, supporting technological innovation, and increasing support for small and micro businesses in the private sector.
• Stock Market Dynamics: The stock market saw early morning adjustments with a slight decline in the three major indices. The North Certificate 50 Index surged, indicating capital inflow into North Exchange stocks. There was significant performance variation across different sectors, with auto parts and agriculture sectors performing well.
• Hong Kong Fixed Deposit Rate: Citibank has launched a one-month fixed deposit with an annual interest rate of 5.17%, attracting investors seeking stable investments.

3. Other Important News

• Russia Issues Warrant for Meta Spokesperson: Russia has issued a warrant for the spokesperson of the social media giant Meta, reflecting tense relations between Russia and large tech companies.
• Arrests in JPEX Case: In the JPEX case, a total of 66 people have been arrested, involving a sum of 1.6 billion yuan, marking a major financial crime case.

Risk Warning and Disclaimer

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