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Fangduoduo fell about 6.5% before the market, and announced that it would raise $7 million through the sale of shares. Fangduoduo (DUO.US) fell about 6.5% before the market to $0.72. In the news, Fang Duoduo announced that it would sell Class A common stock at the price of 0.7 USD per share, raising a total of 7 million USD. The net proceeds will be used for general enterprise purposes.Nanshan aluminum: It is planned to buy back shares at a price of 300-600 million yuan and use it for cancellation. nanshan aluminum announced that the company plans to buy back shares by centralized bidding, and the amount of repurchase is not less than 300 million yuan (inclusive) and not more than 600 million yuan (inclusive), and the source of funds is the company's own funds. The repurchased shares will be used to cancel and reduce the registered capital of the company. The maximum price of repurchased shares shall not exceed 6.24 yuan/share.The US Treasury auctioned 42-day cash management bills, and the winning interest rate was 4.320%, which was 4.400% on December 3rd.

The US Treasury auctioned 42-day cash management bills, and the winning interest rate was 4.320%, which was 4.400% on December 3rd.EUR/JPY just broke through the 160.00 mark, with the latest report of 160.01, up 0.05% in the day.Invigorate: At present, the company has no core components of humanoid robots. At present, the company has no core components of humanoid robots, and the company will continue to pay attention to the dynamics in this field.

USD/JPY of USD/JPY continued to rise, breaking through the 152 mark, and now it is up by 0.04%, after falling by 0.5%.Boeing 737 resumed production and its delivery hit a four-year low. Boeing said that it delivered 13 commercial aircraft in November, a four-year low, and all the delivered aircraft came from inventory. After a 53-day strike, Boeing's 737 aircraft production line in Renton, south of Seattle, Washington, USA, fully resumed production.Syria's new rulers have told business leaders that they seek to turn to a free market economy.