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Maersk (MAERSKB.DC) shares in Copenhagen, Denmark, closed up 0.96% at 12645.00 (Danish kroner). Hapag-Lloyd (HLAG.GR) shares closed down 8.66% in Frankfurt, Germany, at 140.30 euros. Kuehne + Nagel International (KNIN.SW) Swiss shares closed up 0.20% at 294.00 Swiss francs.
Spot market data shows that on January 30, the Zimbabwean currency fell below 10,160 against the US dollar, hitting a new low since 2019, which means that 100 US dollars can now be exchanged for more than 1 million Zimbabwean dollars. So far in 2024, the Zimbabwean dollar has depreciated nearly 40%, making it the worst-performing currency in the world.

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In late New York trading on Monday (January 22), the main CME Bitcoin futures BTC contract was at $39,810.00, down 4.27% from late New York trading last Friday, and was trading in the range of $41,665.00-39,345.00. The main CME Ethereum futures DCR contract was at $2,328.00, down 6.39% from last Friday, and was trading in the range of $2,467.00-2,304.50.

Among the Dow component stocks, pharmacy stock WBA once fell 1.8%, Nike, United Health, and Coca-Cola fell at least about 0.8%, Boeing and Goldman Sachs fell more than 0.6%, Apple and Intel rose about 0.6%, and rose 0.8 %, IBM rose 1.9%, Travelers Companies Inc. rose 5.1%. The global aviation industry ETF fell by 1.46%, the biotechnology index ETF fell by more than 0.5%, the energy industry ETF and regional bank ETF fell by more than 0.1%, the Internet stock index ETF rose by about 0.5%, the technology industry ETF rose by more than 0.6%, and the global technology stocks Index ETFs rose by more than 0.7%, and semiconductor ETFs rose by 1.08%.

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According to CME's "Fed Watch": the probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in the range of 5.25%-5.50% in February next year is 84.5%, and the probability of cutting interest rates by 25 basis points is 15.5%. The probability of keeping interest rates unchanged by March next year is 13.5%, the probability of a cumulative 25 basis point interest rate cut is 73.5%, and the probability of a cumulative 50 basis point interest rate cut is 13.0%.

Year-end turbulence in funding markets pushed reference rates linked to overnight repurchase agreement transactions to record highs reached during market jitters earlier this month. The Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) rose from 5.35% to 5.39% as of December 27, matching the all-time high set on December 1, according to data released by the New York Fed on Thursday. As the end of the year approaches and overnight rates rise, SOFR calculated based on transaction-level tri-party repurchase data has moved higher. Funding costs tend to rise at this time as banks scale back their activities to shore up their balance sheets for regulatory compliance purposes.

The Nikkei 225 opened up 0.7% at 33532.97 points; the Topix opened up 0.5% at 2351.30 points. South Korea's KOSPI index opened down 0.1% at 2,599.35 points. 1. U.S. stock market: U.S. stocks continued to rise amid light trading, with the S&P 500 index just one step away from hitting a record high. The S&P 500 rose 0.4% to 4,774.75 points; the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.4% to 37,545.33 points; and the Nasdaq rose 0.5% to 15,074.57 points. Chinese concept stocks: The Golden Dragon China Index rose 1.2%. After 105 domestic online games were approved, Chinese game companies such as NetEase rebounded. 2. U.S. bond market: U.S. Treasury bonds were mixed, with the yield curve flattening. The 2-year Treasury bond yield rose 2.9 basis points to 4.352%; the 5-year Treasury bond yield rose 1.5 basis points to 3.8875%; the 10-year Treasury bond yield rose 0.2 basis points to 3.8967%.

①Data: Swiss ZEW investor confidence index in December; US Richmond Fed manufacturing index in December. 4. Thursday: ①Data: API crude oil and EIA natural gas inventories in the United States for the week to December 22, initial jobless claims in the United States for the week to December 23, and the monthly rate of the U.S. existing home contracted sales index in November. 5. Friday: ① Data: The EIA crude oil inventory report in the United States for the week ending December 22 is postponed to 0:00 on Friday, the Chicago PMI in the United States in December; the Nationwide house price index in the United Kingdom on a monthly basis; the KOF economic leading indicator in Switzerland in December . ② The Korean stock market will be closed for one day; the British stock market will be closed at 20:30 Beijing time in advance; trading of ICE's Brent crude oil futures contract will end at 04:00 Beijing time on the 30th in advance.

The Russell 2000 Index ETF rose 0.93%, the agricultural products fund rose 0.48%, the gold ETF rose 0.44%, the S&P 500 Value Index ETF rose 0.41%, and the U.S. Real Estate ETF rose 0.39%. The panic index fell 2.64% on the long side, the emerging market ETF fell 0.48%, the U.S. Treasury Bond 20+ Year ETF fell 0.46%, and the U.S. Brent Oil Price Fund fell 0.43%. The biotechnology index ETF rose 2.18%, the daily consumer staples ETF rose 0.76%, the regional bank ETF rose 0.63%, the medical industry ETF rose 0.50%, and the banking industry ETF rose 0.46%. The consumer discretionary ETF still fell 0.74%.

1. U.S. stock market: The market continues to surge forward, with the Nasdaq 100 index reaching a new all-time high, despite Federal Reserve officials pouring cold water on expectations of interest rate cuts. The S&P 500 rose 0.6% to 4,768.37 points; the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.7% to 37,557.92 points; and the Nasdaq rose 0.7% to 15,003.22 points. Chinese concept stocks: The Golden Dragon China Index achieved its largest gain in a month, rising 1.8%. NIO and Yum China contributed the most to the index's increase. 2. U.S. bond market: Treasuries were mixed, and market trading was light. Higher German bonds boosted early trading trends, but U.S. bond futures gave up some of their gains after the release of strong housing starts data. The 2-year Treasury bond yield fell 0.7 basis points to 4.4394%; the 5-year Treasury bond yield rose 0.3 basis points to 3.9343%; the 10-year Treasury bond yield was basically unchanged at 3.9313%.

Economic data to focus on: 17:00: German Ifo business confidence index in December (estimated 87.7, previous value 87.3) Global central bank and government dynamics to focus on: 18:30: Bank of England Deputy Governor Broadbent’s speech 18:45: European Central Bank Governing Council Vujcic’s speech 20:00: ECB Governing Council Member Wunsch’s speech 21:30: ECB Executive Member Schnabel’s speech 21:30: Chicago Fed President Goolsbee’s speech 23:00: ECB Chief Economist Lane’s speech 18-19: ECB Fiscal Policy and European Monetary Union Governance Meeting

On December 13, Huatai-PineBridge Fund reported the Huatai-PineBridge CSOP Saudi Arabia Exchange-traded Open-End Index Securities Investment Fund (QDII). If approved, domestic investors can invest directly in the Saudi Arabian market. At the same time, relations between the Middle East and China are heating up day by day, and investment continues to benefit. From December 7th to 8th, the head of the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) revealed at the FII PRIORITY Asia Summit that PIF plans to open additional offices in mainland China in the future. Economist Yu Fenghui said that this sovereign fund with a management scale of more than 4 trillion yuan is looking for investment opportunities in China. “On the one hand, this shows that the attractiveness of China’s capital market is constantly increasing. On the other hand, it also proves that the Saudi sovereign fund has great influence on China.” Recognition and attention to market prospects

A surge in U.S. stocks driven by the Federal Reserve's dovish tilt and bets on a soft landing for the economy lost some steam on Thursday, as traders began to wonder whether the rally had gone too far, too fast. The S&P 500 index rose 0.3% to 4,719.55 points. The index is within striking distance of hitting new highs after its big rally, while valuations and "overbought" indicators suggest it has reached a point where it is vulnerable to a pullback. Technology giants are under pressure, with the Nasdaq 100 index, which has surged more than 50% in 2023, falling 0.2% to 16,537.83 points on Thursday. Wall Street's "fear gauge," the VIX index, has also moved further away from nearly four-year lows. A slew of derivatives contracts tied to stocks and stock indexes set to expire on Friday could also amplify market instability. “We’re a little nervous about the next few weeks,” said eToro’s Callie Cox. “The heat on the stock really needs to be examined.

[Bank of America customers net sold U.S. stocks for the first time since October] Bank of America customers net sold U.S. stocks last week for the first time in two months, but the bank said corporate customers accelerated their buybacks, with capital inflows hitting a record high in 2009. The second highest since the data. Jill Carey Hall, a quantitative strategist at Bank of America, said in a report on Tuesday that the bank's clients had a net withdrawal of $1 billion from U.S. stocks in the week ending December 8, with institutional investors and hedge funds leading the withdrawals. Retail clients were net buyers following large outflows the previous week. Corporate customer buybacks accelerated last week, recording the second-largest inflow in the 14-year history of U.S. Bank data and staying above seasonal levels for the fifth consecutive week.

Investors are pouring money into the world's largest exchange-traded funds tracking emerging market bonds as confidence grows that the Federal Reserve's aggressive monetary tightening campaign is coming to an end. The iShares JP Morgan U.S. Dollar Emerging Markets Bond ETF last week saw its largest weekly inflow since January, reaching $765 million. Data show that the fund has experienced six consecutive weeks of capital inflows, the longest record since August 2022. The prospect of a soft landing for the U.S. economy and interest rate cuts starting in the first half of next year has boosted interest in riskier assets, and investors are actively looking for opportunities in emerging markets.

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