1.November 2,Local time, the Austrian capital Vienna in the center of the shooting, according to local media reports, the incident killed at least five people were killed. According to the Chinese Embassy in Austria, one Austrian Chinese was killed in the shooting and another Chinese citizen was slightly injured.

2.According to the results of the referendum in September 2020, Geneva, Switzerland, began to introduce the “highest” minimum wage in the world this month, according to the British broadcaster (BBC). According to the regulation, the minimum wage in Geneva is 23 Swiss francs per hour and 4000 Swiss francs per month. 

3.According to news on November 2, Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yiwei plans to visit the United States around January next year to hold talks with the winners of the US general election. Reported that the Japanese government believes that the United States COVID-19 epidemic situation is still serious, and the country’s general election voting results may cause “chaos”, the visit may also be postponed to around February. Japan and the United States will discuss the specific agenda after the US election.

4.Researchers at Mahidun University in Thailand have invented a coated sock that kills bacteria and cures smelly feet. The socks, coated with zinc oxide nanoparticles (ZnO-NP), prevent two common foot odor-causing bromine and keratosis.

5.Folksam, Sweden’s largest insurance company, confirmed in a press release on Nov. 3 that the personal information of nearly 1 million customers had been leaked to social media such as Facebook and Google. Folksam apologized and asked the company to delete the information. 

6.[Wall Street News] the final vote in the US presidential election, which affected global stock markets, was held on November 3 local time, and investors increased their positions in the US stock market for two days in a row as they hoped to land a new economic stimulus package as soon as possible after the election. By the close, the Dow was up 2.06%, the Nasdaq was up 1.85%, and the S & P 500 was up 1.78%. In addition, Ant Group suspended listing announcement triggered parent company Alibaba on the New York Stock Exchange ADR pressure, closed down 8.13%.

7.The Danish government says it will kill all minks in the country, with a population of between 15 million and 17 million. Danish Prime Minister Fredricksen pointed out that novel coronavirus has mutated in minks, and the mutated virus has been transmitted to humans, which is not inhibited by antibodies like ordinary novel coronavirus. It may cause the upcoming vaccine to fail to work.

8.Germany’s DAX30 index closed up 242.38 points, or 1.97%, at 12566.60; Britain’s FTSE index closed up 19.44 points, or 0.33%, at 5902.70; and France’s CAC40 index closed up 61.14, or 1.24%, at 4983.99.

9.COMEX12 monthly gold futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose US$50.60, or 2.67%, to close at US$1946.8 an ounce.