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The US dollar index DXY rebounded nearly 20 points in the short term and is now reported at 106.65.The Turkish Foreign Ministry said that Minister Feidan was in Turkey, after the Syrian Ministry of Information said earlier that he was in Damascus.Bitcoin rose nearly $700 in the short term, with an increase of 0.5% in the day, and is now reported at $101,588/piece.

GBP/USD of GBP against USD fell by 1.27, with an intraday decrease of 0.40%.The main capital flowed into 63 shares for 5 consecutive days. As of the close of December 12, a total of 63 stocks in Shenzhen and Shanghai North had a net inflow of main capital for 5 consecutive days or more. Chongqing beer has a net inflow of main funds for 13 consecutive days, ranking first; Anda Intelligent ranked second in the net inflow of main funds for 9 consecutive days. Judging from the total scale of net inflow of main funds, Luoyang Molybdenum has the largest net inflow of main funds, with a cumulative net inflow of 515 million yuan for five consecutive days, followed by Zijin Mining, with a cumulative net inflow of 498 million yuan for five days. Judging from the proportion of net inflow of main funds to turnover, ST Ruike ranked first, and the stock rose by 12.91% in the past 6 days.US National Security Adviser Sullivan: We are seeking to reach a hostage release agreement and cease fire; Ceasefire and hostage agreement will begin to bring hostages home and greatly increase aid to Gaza.

Trump rang the opening bell at the NYSE, and US President-elect Donald Trump rang the opening bell at the new york Stock Exchange on Thursday. On that day, he was named "Person of the Year" twice by Time magazine. It is reported that he is the first president-elect to "ring the bell" on the New York Stock Exchange after Ronald Reagan.European Central Bank President Lagarde: Due to the lack of budgets submitted by member States, there is uncertainty. Elections in various countries also lead to their own uncertainties.Market News: Hungarian Prime Minister Orban and Turkish President Erdogan discuss US sanctions against Gazprom.