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Softbank will invest in AI company Databricks, which seeks to raise at least $7 billion. （The Information）South Korea's opposition party once again called on Yin Xiyue to step down. According to Yonhap News Agency, Li Zaiming, leader of the Common Democratic Party, the largest opposition party in South Korea, called on President Yin Xiyue to step down again today (December 12). He believed that the ruling party would vote for the impeachment of President Yin Xiyue and hoped that Yin Xiyue would put everything down as soon as possible. Li Zaiming also called Yin Xiyue on the same day, "Why do 52 million Koreans suffer because of your self-esteem and stubbornness? South Korea's economy is collapsing and its future is being damaged. Who will benefit from it? ! "(CCTV International News)Treasury futures collectively opened higher, with 30-year main contracts up 0.21%, 30-year main contracts up 0.21%, 10-year main contracts up 0.09%, 5-year main contracts up 0.03% and 2-year main contracts up 0.01%.

The turnover of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets exceeded 500 billion.The weighted share price index of Taiwan Stock Exchange rose 1.2% to 23,170.25 points.The Hang Seng Index and Hang Seng Science and Technology Index both fell, while Meituan (03690.HK), Xpeng Motors (09868.HK) and JD.COM (09618.HK) all fell more than 2%.

South Korean President Yin Xiyue: I only discussed the martial law plan with the Minister of National Defense. The declaration of martial law is an administrative act of the government and is not subject to judicial review.The concept of PEEK materials fell by more than 10%, and the concept of PEEK materials fell by more than 10%, while Sinoresearch, Zhongxin Fluoride, Shuanglin, Walter and Jusailong fell.The European Central Bank may no longer mention the need to adopt a "restrictive" policy to curb inflation. The financial market has completely digested the expectation that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, and the possibility of a larger rate cut is close to zero. Any adjustment of the ECB's future guidance may be minimal. It may no longer mention the need to adopt "restrictive" policies to curb inflation, which is an implicit signal that interest rates will at least fall to the so-called neutral level. Lorenzo Codogno of LC Macro Advisors said: "In view of the great uncertainties in international geopolitics and policies, it is still appropriate to rely on data and determine the appropriate level and duration of restrictions one after another."