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The security department of the President's Office of South Korea confronted the searchers. The special investigation team of emergency martial law of the National Investigation Department of the South Korean police tried to seize and search the President's Office today (December 11), but the confrontation lasted for 2 hours due to the postponement of consultations with the security department of the President's Office. The Special Investigation Team of Emergency Martial Law of the National Investigation Department of the South Korean Police Agency said that the seizure and search personnel arrived at the consulting room of the President's Office at around 11: 45 local time to go through the entry and exit procedures, and then showed the police's seizure and search warrant to the Presidential Guard. It is understood that there are four places for the seizure and search, including the President's Office, the Secretary's Office, the State Council Room and the Presidential Security Office. The special investigation team held a two-hour consultation with the security department of the President's Office, but no results were obtained. (CCTV International News)Allan Monks, an economist in JPMorgan Chase: The Bank of England's signal about gradually cutting interest rates has been very strong recently, suggesting that the possibility of cutting interest rates next week is very low. However, if the signs of the accelerated weakening of the labor market continue, it will force the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee to deviate from this information.The cement building materials sector rose sharply, Yatai Group had a daily limit in the afternoon, and Honglu Steel Structure, Fujian Cement, Jinyu Group, hangxiao and Tianshan were among the top gainers.

Goldman Sachs believes that even if the dollar appreciates, the price of gold is expected to rise to a record high next year, and central banks may continue to increase their holdings of gold.A laboratory in Australia lost hundreds of deadly virus samples. It is reported that a laboratory in Australia lost hundreds of deadly virus samples, causing a "major loophole" in biosafety. On December 8th, Queensland Health Minister announced that there are currently 323 bottles of live virus missing. These include nearly 100 bottles of Hendra virus, two bottles of Hantavirus and 223 bottles of rabies virus-all of which are extremely deadly to human beings. The Queensland authorities insist that although these samples can be used as weapons, it is "not something that amateurs can do". The sample was lost in 2021, but investigators did not confirm the leak until August 2023. Queensland authorities waited for a year before being allowed to open the freezer where the samples were stored, and only this month were they able to confirm that the samples were lost. It is not clear where these samples may be or whether they have been destroyed. However, there is no evidence that the public is at risk of infection because of the disappearance of samples.Chip heavyweights continued to fall in the afternoon, with Zhongwei diving down more than 5%, Haiguang Information down more than 4%, and SMIC and North Huachuang down more than 1%.

The number of users of WeChat applet has reached 949 million. According to the latest data of QuestMobile, as of October this year, the cumulative number of users of WeChat applet has reached 949 million. On average, each user spends 1.7 hours a month using WeChat applets, while the average number of uses per month is close to 70, up by 15.1% and 5.2% respectively compared with the same period last year.Microsoft is reported to have hired several DeepMind employees for the new AI health department. Mustafa Suleyman, the head of Microsoft consumer artificial intelligence and co-founder of DeepMind, is forming a new team focusing on consumer health. Dominic King, the former head of DeepMind health department, was hired as the vice president of Microsoft AI's new health team in London. He also poached DeepMind's clinical research scientist and Christopher Kelly, a neonatal intensive care doctor at Evelina Children's Hospital in London, and two other colleagues he worked with during DeepMind.Australia's S&P/ASX200 index closed down 39.40 points, or 0.47%, at 8353.60 points on Wednesday, December 11th.