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US President-elect Trump: Any individual or company that invests $1 billion or more in the United States will receive comprehensive and accelerated approval and permission.JPMorgan Chase executive Lake: Even if the leadership of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau changes, risks still exist."Debt Bull" launched a number of treasury bonds futures varieties to a new high. Yesterday, the bond market once again took the bull. On December 10th, 30-year, 10-year, 5-year and 2-year treasury bond futures all hit record highs. Looking at it for a long time, since the beginning of this year, 30-year treasury bond futures have risen by nearly 16%, 10-year treasury bond futures have risen by over 5%, and 5-year treasury bond futures have risen by over 3%. Analysts pointed out that the logic of broad-spectrum interest rate downward has run through the whole year of 2024, and it is expected to continue to form an important support for the bond market in the long run. The recent market strength is not only an emotional effect at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, but also a blocking point to dredge and guide the overall downward trend of interest rates. (Securities Times)

Walgreen, a chain pharmacy, is in talks to sell itself to private equity fund Sycamore Partners. Walgreen's US stocks rose to 5.99% in the short term, which triggered the suspension.Many European countries have announced the suspension of accepting Syrian citizens' asylum applications. At present, many European governments have announced the suspension of accepting Syrian citizens' asylum applications. The German Ministry of the Interior said on the 9th that it would no longer accept applications for asylum from Syrian citizens until the political situation in Syria was further clarified. Austrian Prime Minister Karl Nehmer has instructed the Ministry of the Interior to suspend the acceptance of Syrian citizens' asylum applications and evaluate all previously approved applications. British Foreign Secretary David Lamy warned in a parliamentary briefing on the situation in Syria on the 9th that the current situation may lead to more refugees flooding into Europe. In addition, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and other countries have also announced the suspension of accepting Syrian citizens' asylum applications.Wells Fargo lowered the target price of LyondellBasell from $105.00 to $95.00.

The Israeli military said that a naval missile ship attacked two naval facilities in Syria on Monday.US President Biden: Now companies are returning to the United States to invest and create jobs here. I think this is their proper position. Of course, this economic growth is not without cost. The whole world is facing a surge in inflation due to the epidemic and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. We acted quickly to reduce inflation to the pre-epidemic level with the joint efforts of the two parties. Wages have risen, but there are still too many working-class and middle-class families struggling because of the high prices of housing, food and daily necessities. At the same time, although the inflation rate continues to decline, we are entering a new stage of economic recovery. With the result of this election coming, we are also facing a turning point.The trillion-dollar market of low-altitude economy is gaining momentum. Driven by many factors such as policy, technology and application, the trillion-dollar market of low-altitude economy is gaining momentum, attracting various industrial giants such as Huawei, ZTE, Meituan, SF Express, China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom to enter the market one after another. In the eyes of the industry, the low-altitude economy is just like high-tech real estate, which adds a three-dimensional space for development and utilization on the original two-dimensional plane, thus generating economic value and giving birth to industrial ecology. "In the future, low-altitude aircraft, like cars on the ground, will be free and standardized to operate at low altitude." (Securities Times)