African stock market | The South African stock index closed up by about 0.9%, and the Rand rose by over 1.5%. On Monday (December 9), the FTSE /JSE Africa Leading 40 tradable index closed up by 0.87% to 79,049.13 points, approaching the closing position of 79,132.88 points on October 29, and the highest closing position of 79,510.60 points on September 27. Sibanye Stillwater, a constituent stock, closed up by 5.96%, EXX, a large coal and heavy mineral mining company, closed up by 5.91%, and HAR.SJ, a harmony gold company, rose by 4.92%, which broke away from the lowest closing position since September 11th and reached a record high on October 22nd. Glencore (GLN) rose by 3.97% and Jintian. At present, the South African rand has closed up more than 1.5% against the US dollar, temporarily reporting 17.7385 rand, approaching the top of 17.5609 rand on November 11, and once fell back to 18.3951 rand on November 14.Market Information: Former Syrian Prime Minister: Agreed to hand over power to the "Syrian Government for National Salvation".Analysts such as Max Layton of Citigroup predicted in the global commodity outlook in 2025 that there would be a "substantial oversupply" of 1.5 million barrels per day in the second quarter of 2025. The average price of Brent crude oil may be $60/barrel in 2025, and it may be the same level in 2026.
FTSE China A50 index futures rose to 2%.The random shooting incident in Damascus, the capital of Syria, has killed 28 people. It was learned on the 9th local time that the random shooting incident in Damascus, the capital of Syria, the previous day had killed 28 people. (CCTV)Nasdaq 100 index fell 1%, hitting a new low, while NVIDIA fell 3.5%.
New york Federal Reserve: The inflation forecast for November 3 was 2.6%, while that for October was 2.5%; Inflation is expected to be 2.9% on November 5, while it is expected to be 2.8% in October.The Syrian Prime Minister said that he had agreed to transfer power to the Syrian opposition. On the 9th local time, Syrian Prime Minister Jalali said that he had agreed to transfer power to the "Syrian Salvation Government" established by the Syrian opposition in Idlib. Syrian opposition leader Abu Mohammad Giulani (whose real name is Ahmed Shala) had previously met with Syrian Prime Minister Jalali and leader of the Syrian National Salvation Government Mohamed Al-Bashir. The purpose of this meeting is to coordinate the transfer of power and ensure the continued provision of services to the Syrian people. (CCTV)According to preliminary data of the Bloomberg Hedge Fund Index (BHFI), hedge funds increased by 2% in November, the largest growth rate of asset management since March. Among them, the Bloomberg Stock Hedge Fund Index (BEHFI) rose significantly.
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