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The proportion of recruitment positions requiring a bachelor's degree in the United States has declined. According to the data of Indeed Hiring Lab, about one in every six recruitment positions in the United States requires a bachelor's degree or above, and this proportion has been declining since the outbreak of the new crown. The proportion of vacancies requiring a bachelor's degree dropped from about 20% in 2019 to 17.6% in October. Indeed said in a report that this means that there may be hundreds of thousands of additional jobs for more than 60% people without college degrees in the United States to choose from.White House: Biden is fully briefed by the National Security Team.The Economic Affairs Committee of the Brazilian Senate approved Nilton David as the director of the central bank's monetary policy.

Ethereum hit $3,600/piece, down 3.10% in the day.In case the commander warned the Syrian opposition that any entity that poses a threat to Israel will be hit, Israeli Defense Minister Katz and senior IDF officers inspected Haifa Naval Base. During the inspection, Katz warned the Syrian opposition that any entity that poses a threat to Israel will be ruthlessly attacked. The day before, Israeli navy missile boats attacked the Gulf of Minato Beida and the port of Latakia on the Syrian coast, destroying several Syrian navy ships equipped with sea-to-sea missiles. When Katz visited Haifa naval base, senior Israeli military officers briefed him on the implementation of the operation.USD/JPY stood at 152 for the first time since the end of November, rising by 0.41% in the day.

Nasdaq Jinlong China Index fell 3.6% at the beginning of the session, and rose 8.5% in the previous trading day.U.S. aviation stocks rose, while U.S. aviation stocks rose. Alaska Airlines (ALK.N) rose by 12%, American Airlines (AAL.O) rose by 3.8% and Boeing (BA.N) rose by about 3.1%. The Airline Association predicted that the overall profit and operating income of the industry would increase slightly in 2025.Trump's nominated chairman of the SEC once blamed the US government for FTX's downfall, and Trump's nominated chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission once blamed the FTX cryptocurrency exchange's collapse on an unusual suspect, that is, the US government itself. Atkins, 66, witnessed the disaster of FTX with his own eyes, and the collapse of the encryption empire still reverberates in the digital asset world. Patomak Global Partners, his consulting firm in Washington, DC, was listed as a creditor of FTX bankruptcy case, and the date of signing the consulting agreement of its board of directors was January 2022, about 10 months before the bankruptcy of Bankman-Fried. According to court documents, the company also served as a lobbyist for FTX. Atkins pointed out in a podcast last year that "the collapse of FTX was an international disaster, and I think it was because the United States did not formulate rules to adapt to this new technology". He also admitted that the fraud of Bankman-Fried was the core reason for the collapse of the exchange.