Japanese Economy, Trade and Industry Minister Ryosuke Akazawa: Japan will issue special bonds worth up to 3 trillion yen for Japan Trading Company (NEXI).

Key News 1. A-share annual turnover exceeds 400 trillion yuan for the first time. 2. Li Qiang: Accelerate the upgrading and digital transformation of traditional infrastructure, and appropriately advance the construction of new infrastructure. 3. Xi Jinping gives important instructions on the work of central enterprises, emphasizing the need to fully understand their responsibilities and missions, better serve the overall work of the Party and the country, and contribute more to China's modernization. 4. Two departments: By 2030, the total installed capacity of concentrated solar power (CSP) will strive to reach approximately 15 million kilowatts. 5. DJI responds to being included on the US control list: Expresses regret over the US decision. 6. National Housing and Urban-Rural Development Work Conference: Implement city-specific policies to control new supply, reduce inventory, and optimize supply. Individual Stock News 1. According to data on main capital flows, Foxconn Industrial Internet (FII) saw the largest net inflow of main capital at 1.348 billion yuan, followed by Do-Fluoride Chemicals, Invic, CATL, and Tinci Materials. Aerospace Electronics saw the largest net outflow of main capital at 1.456 billion yuan, followed by China Duty Free, China Satellite, Aerospace Electromechanical, and Shanghai Hanxun. 2. Trina Solar won a bid for a 240MW distributed photovoltaic project from Huadian Corporation. 3. Lianhong New Technology: Huayu Tongfang's lithium battery additive VC device successfully went into production. 4. Yuntian Lifeng signed a strategic cooperation agreement with 360 Group. 5. Ninebot: Pre-orders for its Fz series new national standard electric vehicles have exceeded 10,000 units. 6. Junda Shares: Actively promoting the commercial application of perovskite and perovskite tandem batteries. 7. Guanglian Aviation: Signed an industrial cooperation agreement with the Hainan Wenchang International Aerospace City Administration to develop commercial space launch services.

Despite an exceptionally tight labor market in Russia, wage growth has slowed, further indicating that the wartime economy is cooling down. Analysis shows that wages for newly hired workers in Russia rose by only 6.9% year-on-year in November, significantly lower than the 18.9% increase in January.