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Wells Fargo: Reduce the target price of Dow Chemical from $60 to $55, and maintain the "overweight" rating.Market information: Honda will terminate its autonomous driving partnership with General Motors.Kazakhstan said that Russia's Druzhba oil pipeline was not damaged by Ukraine's overnight strike.

Ukraine said that the death toll from Russian attack on Zaporoge rose to seven. Ivan Fedoroff, head of military and political affairs in Zaporoge, Ukraine, said on the 11th that the Russian attack on Zaporoge on the 10th had caused seven deaths. (CCTV News)Goldman Sachs: I don't agree that gold can't reach $3,000 under a strong dollar. Goldman Sachs said that we don't agree with the view that the price of gold can't rise to $3,000 per ounce by the end of 2025 when the dollar remains strong for a long time. We predict that gold will reach $3,000 per ounce by the end of 2025, and the reduction of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve (rather than the strengthening of the US dollar) is the downside risk of this prediction.Senior US official: Russia has provided important assistance to Iran in fighter planes, missile defense and space technology.

Trump appointed TOM BARRACK as the US ambassador to Turkey.Guosen Securities: The public offering of corporate bonds to professional investors was approved by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. Guosen Securities announced that the company had received the approval of the China Securities Regulatory Commission to publicly issue corporate bonds with a total face value not exceeding 20 billion yuan to professional investors. This issuance of corporate bonds shall be conducted in strict accordance with the prospectus submitted to Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The reply shall be valid within 24 months from the date of consent to registration, and the company may issue corporate bonds in installments within the validity period of registration.The Bank of Korea increased its liquidity to try to calm the market sentiment, and the Bank of Korea increased its capital injection into the financial market, promising to provide "unlimited liquidity" after the political turmoil intensified. According to the website of the Bank of Korea, the liquidity increased by 14.1 trillion won ($9.8 billion) through repurchase operations last week. The scale of such operations was 18.5 trillion won in November and only 1.5 trillion won in October.