Market news: The EU promotes the establishment of an anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing agency.

Azerbaijan Ministry of Energy: Azerbaijan exported 10.85 billion cubic meters of natural gas to Europe from January to November.

Deutsche Bank: We believe the European Central Bank will remain on hold and now expect the European Central Bank to start cutting interest rates from April next year, but there is a risk of cutting interest rates earlier in March.

Azerbaijan Ministry of Energy: Oil production from January to November was 27.6 million tons, and 23.1 million tons of oil were exported from January to November.

Rabobank: We expect the European Central Bank to keep its policy interest rate unchanged and may discuss reinvestment of the Emergency Epidemic Purchase Program (PEPP), but it is not expected to end reinvestment suddenly, and there is still the possibility of raising the minimum deposit reserve ratio again. risk.

Market news: Due to fog problems, Turkey has implemented two-way traffic controls in the Dardanelles Strait.

Kiev said Ukraine suffered a Russian missile attack, injuring 53 people.

Chairman of the Japan Regional Banks Association: The opportunity for the Bank of Japan to normalize its policies has arrived, and the Bank of Japan’s interest rate hikes will not impose too much of a burden on borrowers.

Israel announced the death of eight soldiers, including a regiment commander, in fighting in Gaza.

Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson: Ukraine’s air defense system successfully destroyed 10 Russian-launched missiles and 10 attack drones.

Bank of Thailand: Minimum wage increase will not affect inflation forecasts.

The Kiev City Military Administration said that 51 people were injured in the Russian missile attack.

Bank of Thailand: Fiscal policy has room to support the economy. As the economy recovers, monetary policy will stimulate less demand.

Bank of Thailand: Tight financial conditions will not hinder economic recovery.

Data show: Australian household expenditure increased by 1.8% month-on-month in November.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand: The revised scope of monetary policy tasks has eliminated the employment target.