1. The State Administration of Radio and Television (SART) has launched a new round of special campaigns to regulate micro-dramas.
2. Graphics card prices plummeted after rising for 11 consecutive trading days; prices in Huaqiangbei (a major electronics market in Beijing) changed every half day.
3. Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu authorized his political rival, Eisencourt, to form a new government.
4. Apple disclosed progress on its robot's brain with an average success rate of 91%.
5. The first batch of 18 actively managed ETFs all closed their subscriptions ahead of schedule, with 17 starting proportional allocation.
6. Ten new southbound ETFs are added and take effect today, bringing the number of eligible underlying assets to 41.
7. Harvest Satellite Industry ETF announced its offering arrangements, accepting subscriptions from November 16th.
8. Software and Tech Innovation Materials ETFs launched their offerings on the same day, with the subscription window extended to November 20th.
9. Several Nasdaq ETFs were suspended from trading from the market open until 10:30 AM; the Invesco Nasdaq Technology ETF had a premium of over 40%. 10. Bosera S&P 500 ETF was suspended from trading at 10:30 AM. Cathay Securities' similar products indicated a premium of approximately 9.23%.
11. The HFT US 50 ETF had a premium of approximately 9.67%. If the premium does not decrease, a temporary suspension may be requested.
12. Cathay Haitong Dividend Low Volatility ETF lowered its primary market subscription and redemption threshold, reducing the minimum unit to 500,000 units.
13. E Fund Management added Chengtong Securities as a primary dealer for some of its ETFs.
