Foreign 1. Bank of America: It is expected that non-farm employment in November will significantly exceed the previous value. 2. Citi: The impact of martial law in South Korea may...

Abroad 1. Bank of America: Non-farm payrolls are expected to exceed the previous value significantly in November. 2. Citi: The impact of martial law in South Korea may be short-lived. 3. Deutsche Bank: If OPEC + delays production increases, the oil price response may be neutral. 4. Capital Economics: South Korea's farce appears in a period of emotional downturn, which may have been foreshadowed. 5. Mitsubishi UFJ: Political uncertainty in South Korea may persist, and Yoon's presidency appears to be coming to an end. 6. Capital Economics: South Korea's overall economy remains at risk. 7. Saxo Bank: Trump tariffs may be good for cryptocurrencies and gold. 8. Julius Baer: Widening spreads on French government bonds are a political issue, not a debt one. Domestic 1. CITIC Securities: Export control prohibits exports to the United States, and the status of strategic metals is enhanced. 2. CITIC Securities: Four industry associations have spoken out to call for the localization of chips, and the wind direction has played a significant role in leading. 3. CITIC Construction Investment: The yield on 10-year government bonds fell below 2%, and it is expected that the liquidity of the bond market will change at the end of the year and the beginning of the year. 4. Haitong Securities: Optimistic about the steady rise in rare earth prices. 5. Huatai Securities: The construction of a unified national power market has accelerated, and it is optimistic about the three main lines. 6. China Galaxy Securities: 5G applications are expected to develop on a large scale, and high-quality targets for marginal improvement of prosperity are preferred.