1. Global gold prices drop sharply: Gold prices fell more than 1% after reaching a five-week high, due to a rise in the USD and investors taking profits.
2. Oil prices rise to a three-week high: Oil prices increased by 2% due to expectations that additional sanctions against Russia and Iran could reduce supply.
3. Nasdaq Composite surpasses the 20,000-point mark: Major tech stocks such as Google, Meta, Amazon, Nvidia, and Tesla drove the Nasdaq Composite to a new record during trading on December 11.
4. IATA forecasts global airline industry revenue to exceed 1 trillion USD by 2025: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) forecasts that industry revenue will hit a record, despite challenges in securing new aircraft.
5. US and Chinese stocks fall sharply: All three major indices on the US stock market and indices in Hong Kong and Shanghai fell due to a lack of bullish momentum and concerns over monetary policy.
6. China is vigorously implementing the disbursement of 1 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term bonds: China allocates 700 billion yuan for strategic projects and 300 billion yuan to support equipment upgrades and consumption.
7. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hit new record highs: These two indices reached new highs amid employment reports showing a strong recovery in the US labor market.
8. The World Bank group adds 100 billion USD for developing countries: This record addition marks an important moment for global development, aimed at supporting developing countries.
