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Thai Prime Minister: Cabinet approves debt support measures.India's stock market raised $17.3 billion in new shares this year, ranking first in the world. According to data compiled by KPMG, as of December 8, the Indian National Stock Exchange raised $17.3 billion in new shares, ranking first in the world this year. Followed by the Nasdaq Stock Exchange, raising $16.5 billion. New york Stock Exchange ranked third, raising 15.9 billion US dollars. Hong Kong ranked fourth, raising $10.4 billion, and Shanghai Stock Exchange ranked fifth, raising $8.8 billion.Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.5% to 8,353.60 points.

Local changes in the concept of network car Jinjiang Online touched the daily limit, local changes in the concept of network car, Jinjiang Online touched the daily limit, and Fulin Transportation, Haiqi Group, Public Transportation, Longzhou Shares and Tongda Electric followed suit.Spot gold fell nearly $10 in the short term and fell below $2,680 per ounce, down 0.50% in the day.Hainan Free Trade Zone concept changed partially. Hainan Ruize and Hainan Development both had daily limit, Hainan Ruize and Hainan Development both had daily limit, and Lishang Guochao, Hainan Haiyao, Hainan Expressway and Huawen Group followed suit.

Market News: Bain and GIC, the largest investment institution in Singapore, seek to sell shares of JUDO CAPITAL worth A $131 million.The Taiwan Province Weighted Index closed down 221.45 points, or 0.96%, at 22,903.63 points on Wednesday, December 11th.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.