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The central bank today conducted a 7-day reverse repurchase operation of 141.6 billion yuan, and the winning bid rate was 1.50%, which was the same as before. Today, 51.3 billion yuan of 7-day reverse repurchase expired, and the net investment on that day was 90.3 billion yuan.CITIC Securities: In November, the PPI turned positive more than expected, and the core CPI continued to improve. According to the research report of CITIC Securities, the price data in November 2024 showed that the boosting effect on the economy after the policy shift in late September initially appeared at the "price end", mainly in two aspects: "PPI turned positive" and "continuous improvement of core CPI". In terms of PPI, this month's PPI turned positive more than expected, and the main contributions came from "the effect of trade-in for new products is gradually appearing at the price end of related industries" and "the acceleration of physical workload of infrastructure has boosted the prices of raw materials industries in the upper and middle reaches". It is embodied in the remarkable improvement of PPI in computer machine manufacturing, communication terminal equipment manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, durable consumer goods (means of subsistence), non-metallic mineral products industry and other industries. In terms of CPI, although the year-on-year growth rate of CPI further declined to 0.2%, which was significantly lower than the market expectation, it was largely affected by the over-seasonal decline in food prices. The core CPI, which the market paid more attention to, continued to improve slightly on the margin, with the year-on-year reading rising from 0.1% at the bottom of September to 0.2% in October and 0.3% in November. In terms of splitting, the CPI decline of the three major durable consumer goods and services has narrowed compared with the same period of last year. On the whole, the combination of "CPI 0.2%+PPI -2.5%" reveals that China is still facing significant "low inflation" pressure, and it is still necessary to continue to strengthen the price level with a package of incremental policies. Looking back, if the boosting effect of the "two new" policies on the demand of downstream industrial products and the driving effect of the accelerated issuance of special bonds on the physical workload of infrastructure can be released continuously, it will provide some support for the improvement of PPI; However, if you want to see the PPI continue to turn positive significantly, you may have to wait for the policy to further push the physical workload and real estate start-up data, as well as the more stringent supply-side optimization policies in some areas with more production capacity.Brent crude oil hit $72/barrel, up 0.34% in the day.

The onshore RMB against the US dollar officially closed at 7.2493 at 16:30 Beijing time, up 267 points from the official closing price of the previous trading day and up 69 points from the closing price of the previous day and night.A shares may have more upside! Core assets can be laid out with one click through the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925). On December 10th, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925) closed up 0.83%, with a turnover of 115 million yuan. Component stocks rose strongly, with China Merchants Bank and Wuliangye rising by over 2%, and Kweichow Moutai, China Ping 'an and Zijin Mining rising by over 1%. China Merchants Securities said that at present, the expected returns of wealth management products and deposit interest rates are declining, the expected returns of various types of assets are declining, residents' deposits and net deposits are soaring, and residents' investment funds are greatly increased. In this state of asset shortage, if the profit-making effect of the follow-up equity market continues to improve and residents' deposits move to the equity market, theoretically, A shares will have greater upside. In terms of configuration, among the industries before and after the two important meetings in December, petroleum and petrochemical, food and beverage, household appliances, social services, medicine and biology, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery are more likely to rise. You can use the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925) to lay out the core assets with one click.Ukrainian President: At present, the focus is not on lowering the age of conscription in Ukraine. In the early morning of December 10th, local time, Ukrainian President Zelensky said on social media that the current priority should be to provide missiles and weaken Russian military potential, rather than lowering the age of conscription in Ukraine. Zelensky said that we should focus on equipping the existing troops and training personnel to use these equipment, and we should not make up for the lack of equipment and training by lowering the age of conscription. Earlier, a number of western media reported on November 27th that the Biden administration of the United States was urging the Ukrainian government to lower the minimum age of conscription from 25 to 18, in order to cope with the shortage of Ukrainian troops in the current situation of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. (CCTV News)

A shares may have more upside! Core assets can be laid out with one click through the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925). On December 10th, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925) closed up 0.83%, with a turnover of 115 million yuan. Component stocks rose strongly, with China Merchants Bank and Wuliangye rising by over 2%, and Kweichow Moutai, China Ping 'an and Zijin Mining rising by over 1%. China Merchants Securities said that at present, the expected returns of wealth management products and deposit interest rates are declining, the expected returns of various types of assets are declining, residents' deposits and net deposits are soaring, and residents' investment funds are greatly increased. In this state of asset shortage, if the profit-making effect of the follow-up equity market continues to improve and residents' deposits move to the equity market, theoretically, A shares will have greater upside. In terms of configuration, among the industries before and after the two important meetings in December, petroleum and petrochemical, food and beverage, household appliances, social services, medicine and biology, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery are more likely to rise. You can use the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300ETF South (159925) to lay out the core assets with one click.Why does the watch suck on the glass? Apple's customer service responded that on the 10th, "Why does Apple Watch suck on the glass" was hotly debated on social platforms. In this regard, Apple's official customer service said on the 10 th that the dial of Apple Watch does not have any adsorption force. If it can be attached to smooth glass, it is necessary to consider whether it is the reason for the film of the watch. "If you can't take it off, you can try to tear off some of the film and see if you can move the dial away." Another customer service also said that the Apple Watch uses a retina display, and the dial will not be adsorbed with any material including glass. If there is such a situation, consider whether to stick a protective film. (Zhongxin Jingwei)China's key mineral control is "stricter than expected". Regarding China's announcement last week to strengthen export control to the United States, The New York Times commented in a report on December 9 that it is "stricter than expected". The report claims that the most worrying thing is the extensive ban on transshipment. This clause extends export control to companies inside and outside China, and prohibits these companies from buying minerals in China and reselling them to American companies. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), an American think tank, points out that the new export control measures include several firsts-the first time that it explicitly targets the United States rather than other countries, and the first time that it directly responds to the restrictions imposed by the United States on its access to advanced technology. (Observer Network)