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The change of industrial metal plate increased the daily limit of Liyuan shares, and the change of industrial metal plate increased the daily limit of Liyuan shares. Yun Aluminum shares rose by more than 7%, and Huafeng Aluminum, Shenhuo, Northern Copper and Yiqiu Resources followed suit.Nearly 20,000 people were evacuated due to the spread of mountain fires in southern California. A mountain fire broke out in Malibu, Los Angeles County, southern California on the evening of the 9th, and the fire spread rapidly. As of the evening of the 10th, the fire area has exceeded 1,100 hectares, nearly 20,000 people have been evacuated, and some buildings have been damaged by the fire. At present, no casualties have been reported.Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. reorganized its top management: CFO will be transferred to China to take charge of operations, and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is reorganizing its top management, hoping to introduce new talents and reverse the company's declining profits, increasing debts and lack of revenue-generating products. Makoto Uchida will continue to be the CEO of Nissan, while Jeremie Papin will be the CFO at the end of next year, and Christian Meunier will succeed Papin as the chairman of Nissan Americas. In addition, Stephen Ma, the company's chief financial officer, will be transferred to China to take charge of local business operations.

South Korea's chaebol triggered public outrage among investors, and regulators began to show their swords and rectify. For half a century, South Korea's oligarchs have dominated almost every economic field. They are in charge of corporate giants, making waves in political circles, carefully planning mysterious business transactions, and sacrificing the interests of shareholders while making profits for themselves. Regulators and investors began to show their swords. South Korean President Yin Xiyue announced that martial law was hastily lifted, or faced the fate of stepping down. The current political situation may accelerate this counterattack process again.On the 11th, the No.20 glue rose by 1.24%, and the latest main contract positions changed as follows. According to the exchange data, as of December 11th, the main contract No.20 glue 2502 closed, up or down by +1.24%, with a turnover of 129,000 lots. The position data showed that the top 20 seats were clear, and the difference position was 7011 lots. A total of 165,900 lots were traded in the No.20 rubber futures contract, a decrease of 59,300 lots from the previous day. The first 20 seats in the contract held 86,900 lots, an increase of 6,181 lots over the previous day. Short positions in the top 20 seats of the contract were 98,100 lots, an increase of 4,267 lots over the previous day. (Sina Futures)On the 11th, alumina fell by 3.61%, and the latest main contract positions changed as follows. According to the exchange data, as of December 11th, the main contract alumina 2502 closed, with a volume of 174,600 lots. The position data showed that the top 20 seats were net, and the difference position was 10,936 lots. The total turnover of alumina futures contracts was 452,500 lots, an increase of 77,000 lots over the previous day. The first 20 seats in the contract held 264,800 lots, a decrease of 4,558 lots from the previous day. The short positions in the top 20 seats of the contract were 215,500 lots, a decrease of 1,290 lots from the previous day. (Sina Futures)

South Korea's opposition parties condemned Yin Xiyue's office for preventing the police from searching.Wuzhou Spring Festival rose by 6.55% today. Guotai Junan bought 188 million yuan in Shanghai Haiyang West Road, and Wuzhou Spring Festival rose by 6.55% today, with a turnover of 3.902 billion yuan and a turnover rate of 37.90%. After-hours data show that Guotai Junan bought 188 million yuan in Shanghai Haiyang West Road, and the special seat of Shanghai Stock Connect bought 88.9787 million yuan and sold 58.7513 million yuan.South Korea's chaebol triggered public outrage among investors, and regulators began to show their swords and rectify. For half a century, South Korea's oligarchs have dominated almost every economic field. They are in charge of corporate giants, making waves in political circles, carefully planning mysterious business transactions, and sacrificing the interests of shareholders while making profits for themselves. Regulators and investors began to show their swords. South Korean President Yin Xiyue announced that martial law was hastily lifted, or faced the fate of stepping down. The current political situation may accelerate this counterattack process again.