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South Korea's ruling party leader: Impeachment is the only way to suspend the president. Han Dongxun, leader of South Korea's ruling National Power Party, said on the 12th that President Yin Xiyue has no intention of stepping down early, and impeachment is the only way to suspend the president. According to South Korean media reports, Han Dongxun held an emergency press conference that morning to show his position in favor of impeaching the president. He also said that Yin Xiyue should be immediately excluded from the operation of state affairs such as the commander-in-chief of the army and should immediately stop his functions and powers. Han Dongxun announced the abolition of his previous plan of "orderly advancing the president to step down" and said that he would "vote according to his own beliefs and conscience" at the next vote. (Xinhua News Agency)The cryptocurrency concept stocks of Hong Kong stocks strengthened, and Boya Interactive rose by over 7%. As of press time, Boya Interactive (00434.HK) rose by 7.40%, Blueport Interactive (08267.HK) rose by 3.28% and Xiongan Technology (01647.HK) rose by 2.06%. In terms of news, Bitcoin has returned above $100,000, and the current price is $100,568.25.The Australian dollar's yield on Australian bonds rose. The Australian employment data was better than expected, and the Australian dollar's gains expanded. The previously released data showed that the unemployment rate in Australia unexpectedly fell last month, which cooled the speculation surrounding the Australian central bank's interest rate cut. AUD/USD rose 0.7% to 0.6412; Report 0.6378 before data release. The yield of 3-year Australian government bonds rose from 3.75% before the data was released to 3.79%.

Australia's employment continued to grow, and the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped. Australia's unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped in November, and employment continued to grow, highlighting the resilience of the labor market to rising interest rates and prompting traders to reduce their bets on interest rate cuts in February. According to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday, the unemployment rate dropped from 4.1% in October to 3.9%, far below the 4.2% expected by economists. The number of employed people has increased by 35,600, and it is entirely driven by full-time jobs. It is expected to increase by 25,000. The Australian dollar rose to 0.6411 against the US dollar, and the yield of policy-sensitive 3-year Australian government bonds rose by 5 basis points. The Australian stock market retreated all gains.Agency: It is expected that the shipment of folding smartphones will continue to decline in 2025. According to the latest report of Counterpoint Research, the year-on-year shipment of folding smartphone displays declined for the first time in the third quarter of 2024, and it is expected that the shipment in 2025 will also continue to decline. The agency expects Apple to enter the market in the second half of 2026. In addition, more multi-fold products are expected to be launched in 2026, and the first slidable notebook computer is expected to be available in 2025.South Korea's ruling party leader: Impeachment is the only way to suspend the president. Han Dongxun, leader of South Korea's ruling National Power Party, said on the 12th that President Yin Xiyue has no intention of stepping down early, and impeachment is the only way to suspend the president. According to South Korean media reports, Han Dongxun held an emergency press conference that morning to show his position in favor of impeaching the president. He also said that Yin Xiyue should be immediately excluded from the operation of state affairs such as the commander-in-chief of the army and should immediately stop his functions and powers. Han Dongxun announced the abolition of his previous plan of "orderly advancing the president to step down" and said that he would "vote according to his own beliefs and conscience" at the next vote. (Xinhua News Agency)

Australia's employment continued to grow, and the unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped. Australia's unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped in November, and employment continued to grow, highlighting the resilience of the labor market to rising interest rates and prompting traders to reduce their bets on interest rate cuts in February. According to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday, the unemployment rate dropped from 4.1% in October to 3.9%, far below the 4.2% expected by economists. The number of employed people has increased by 35,600, and it is entirely driven by full-time jobs. It is expected to increase by 25,000. The Australian dollar rose to 0.6411 against the US dollar, and the yield of policy-sensitive 3-year Australian government bonds rose by 5 basis points. The Australian stock market retreated all gains.Nanshan Holdings: The obvious effect of the property market policy has yet to be implemented by various measures. In view of the sales situation of the company's real estate development business since September 24, Nanshan Holdings (002314) said in a conference call with institutional investors on December 11 that since September 24, the central government has actively released the signal to stabilize the property market, and some real estate markets have stopped falling, but the foundation for the national property market to stop falling and stabilize is still not solid, and the obvious effect of the policy still needs to be implemented by various measures. The company will continue to pay close attention to policy trends, actively respond to market changes, promote the company's project sales, and improve the company's operating performance.Navigation warning! Military training in the South China Sea. According to the website of China Maritime Safety Administration, the Qingyan Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigation warning. From 8: 00 to 18: 00 on December 13, military training was conducted in parts of the South China Sea, and it was forbidden to enter.