US President Joe Biden will deliver a speech at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) CEO Summit on Thursday.

According to the Japan Broadcasting Corporation: Japan will expand its official security assistance targets to Vietnam and Djibouti.

Nasdaq futures fell 0.5% and S&P 500 futures fell 0.4%.

According to Fox News: Tim Scott says he has no plans to support anyone else in the race.

According to Fox News: Tim Scott said he will remain in the Senate.

According to NBC News: Tim Scott has dropped out of the Republican presidential primary race.

According to DP WORLD: Australian ports resumed operations at 9am Eastern Time.

London Metal Exchange (LME) tin futures rose more than 3%.

The 10-year Japanese government bond yield rose 3.5 basis points to 0.885%.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken meets with the head of Ukraine’s presidential office.

Goldman Sachs: Long commodities as demand will improve.

Indonesia has revised the issuance of government bonds in 2023 to 437.83 trillion rupiah, compared with the previously approved budget of 712.9 trillion rupiah.

Indonesia’s revised tax budget for 2023 is 2.1183 trillion rupiah, compared with the previously approved budget of 2.021 trillion rupiah.

Head of Gaza Strip Hospital: Only the Gaza Strip except Shifa Hospital and Indonesian Hospital can provide medical services in Gaza.

The yen fell below the 162 mark against the euro for the first time since August 2008.

According to the Financial Times: India is considering lowering tariffs on electric vehicles to attract investment from Tesla.

[CICC: The RMB exchange rate still has room for compensatory growth in the future] CICC Research pointed out that external factors changed significantly in early November. Weak U.S. economic data and a dovish Federal Reserve drove U.S. bond interest rates and the U.S. dollar index downward. , which is the direct cause of the appreciation of the RMB exchange rate. Since the release of employment data such as non-agricultural and unemployment rates, U.S. bond interest rates have dropped by about 40 basis points, and the U.S. dollar index has fallen by about 0.9% and broke below 105 points. U.S. bond yields and the U.S. dollar index both hit their lowest levels since September. Against the backdrop of rapid declines in U.S. bond interest rates and the U.S. dollar index, interest rate spreads between the U.S. and major non-U.S. countries have narrowed, and most non-U.S. currencies have risen against the U.S. dollar. The RMB exchange rate rose 0.6% against the US dollar, which is only stronger than the Japanese yen and the Indian rupee among major currencies. This may mean that the RMB exchange rate still has room for compensatory growth in the future.