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Biden's last speech on the economy warned Trump that "trickle-down economics" was making a comeback. US President Biden publicized his economic achievements in a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington on Tuesday, and warned Trump to repeat the Republican "trickle-down economics" during his second term. This may be his last speech on the economy during his tenure. Biden said in his speech that he promoted investment in infrastructure, manufacturing and neglected communities, avoided a bigger economic crisis and laid the foundation for sustained economic growth. "The new government will take over a fairly strong economy, and most economists agree with this view," Biden said. "I deeply hope that the new government can maintain and carry forward such progress. Biden proudly said that after decades of trickle-down economics, which gave priority to the wealthy Americans, his government adopted a new approach. At present, the economy is growing from the inside out and from the bottom up, benefiting the middle class. He admitted that American workers still suffer from inflation and high housing prices. Biden stressed that during his tenure, he created 16 million jobs, the highest in a single presidency, the lowest average unemployment rate in all previous governments in the past 50 years, and the smallest racial gap between the rich and the poor in the past 20 years. Biden warned Trump to provide more tax cuts for the rich and enterprises during his second term, and said that Trump's commitment to impose tariffs on overseas goods may make a "big mistake". He also said that he thought Trump would be in trouble if he stopped the investments he made during his administration, because these investments benefited many Republican and Democratic-led states.CITIC Securities: As the Spring Festival approaches, consumption is expected to usher in a new round of rebound and repair. CITIC Securities Research Report said that the Politburo meeting held on December 9, 2024 once again made it clear that expanding domestic demand is the key policy direction for the coming year, "expanding domestic demand in all directions" and "vigorously boosting consumption", expressing positive and igniting market expectations. After experiencing a rapid rebound in September, the consumer sector generally pulled back in October-November because the short-term consumption data has not yet reflected the effectiveness of the policy and the policy strength in the coming year is unclear. We believe that as the Spring Festival approaches, the top-down emphasis on domestic demand and policy expectations are heating up, and consumption is expected to usher in a new round of rebound and repair. On the policy side, in addition to the "trade-in policy", we believe that there is still a package of consumption promotion toolboxes available, such as subsidies for first-time car buyers, maternity subsidies, and the issuance of state-subsidized catering and tourism coupons. We suggest that the consumption allocation should be progressive from both offensive and defensive to flexible varieties, with both offensive and defensive features: consumer Internet, dairy products with low valuation and high return, mass catering, etc., and flexibility: catering supply chain, alcohol, human resources services, hotels, etc., with obvious pro-cyclical characteristics, considering the consumption allocation demand driven by expectations first.Yonhap News Agency reported on the 11th that the special investigation team of the National Investigation Headquarters under the South Korean Police Department urgently arrested Zhao Zhihao, director of the South Korean Police Department, and Kim Fung-sik, director of the Seoul Police Department that morning. (Xinhua News Agency)

The Hang Seng Index of Hong Kong stocks opened higher by 0.46%, the index of state-owned enterprises rose by 0.51%, and the branch index rose by 0.46%.During the year, the enthusiasm of securities firms for issuing bonds was less than that of the same period last year. Adequate capital is an important condition for securities firms to develop innovative business, enhance market competitiveness and prevent risks. In order to supplement working capital and support business development, this year, brokers have raised more than 1.2 trillion yuan by issuing bonds. The data shows that since the beginning of this year, as of December 10th (according to the starting date of issuance), 67 securities firms have issued a total of 644 bonds, with the total amount of bonds issued reaching 1,224.727 billion yuan. On the whole, compared with the same period of last year, the number of bonds issued by brokers has dropped by 13.56% this year, and the total issuance has dropped by 13.58%. Zhu Keli, executive director of China Information Association, said, "Since the beginning of this year, the' enthusiasm' of securities companies to issue bonds is not as good as last year, which shows that securities companies are more cautious and calm in their attitude towards issuing bonds and actively respond to policy calls such as taking the road of capital-saving and high-quality development. In the future, brokers should further balance the development of light and heavy capital business, reasonably determine the scale and frequency of debt issuance financing, improve the efficiency of capital use and develop more steadily. " (Securities Daily)Yesterday, a total of 48 stock ETFs increased by over 100 million shares, the Southern CSI 1000ETF increased by 1.366 billion shares, and the Huaxia CSI A500ETF increased by 1.35 billion shares.

VESYNC suspended trading in Hong Kong.German police searched Adidas' office and conducted a tax investigation. As part of the tax investigation that lasted for several years, German police searched Adidas' German headquarters on December 10th. An Adidas spokesperson said that the search operation involved customs and tax clearance regulations for goods imported into Germany from 2019.The Hang Seng Index of Hong Kong stocks opened higher by 0.46%, the index of state-owned enterprises rose by 0.51%, and the branch index rose by 0.46%.