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The China ETF rose more than 24% when the three indexes of US stocks collectively closed down three times, while the three indexes of US stocks collectively closed down, with the Dow down 0.54%, the Nasdaq down 0.62% and the S&P 500 down 0.61%. The Political Bureau of the Central Committee set the tone for economic work in 2025, releasing multiple positive signals. China ETF rose by more than 24% and Nasdaq China Jinlong Index rose by more than 8% when China Stock Exchange went on a collective carnival. The sudden change in the political situation in Syria pushed precious metals, and gold and silver mining stocks rose across the board. Cordelian Mining rose by more than 7% and Pan American Silver rose by more than 5%.Ministry of Health of Gaza: Since October 7, 2023, 44,786 Palestinians have been killed and 106,188 injured in Israeli military attacks on the Gaza.Kremlin: It is Assad's personal decision to resign as Syrian president.

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau: If Trump imposes a 25% tariff, Canada will take countermeasures. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau said on Monday that if US President-elect Trump imposes a 25% tariff on goods imported from Canada, Ottawa will also take tariff measures to fight back. Trudeau said at an event organized by the Chamber of Commerce in Halifax, Nova Scotia: "Of course, we will respond to unfair tariffs in many ways as we did eight years ago, and we are still studying the appropriate response." The Canadian leader said that there are signs that Americans are "beginning to realize that imposing tariffs on all goods imported from Canada will make the cost of living for Americans much higher".Many European countries suspended the acceptance of Syrian asylum applications. On the occasion of the drastic changes in Syria, many European governments announced on the 9 th that they would suspend the acceptance of Syrian citizens' asylum applications. According to media reports, countries that have announced the suspension of accepting applications include Germany, Austria, Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Italy. The Greek government is scheduled to meet on the 13th and then announce the final decision. Germany has now taken in nearly one million Syrians, the largest in Europe. Syria remains Germany's largest source of refugees this year. According to data from the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, as of the end of November, more than 72,000 asylum applications were received, of which more than 47,000 had not completed the approval process. The German government said that the suspension of the application will not affect those who have been approved to take refuge in Germany.Dutch International: It is a foregone conclusion that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates by 25bp, and the euro should face another decline. Frantisek Taborsky, an international analyst in the Netherlands, said in a report that the euro may face a new round of decline after a short respite due to position adjustment in recent days. "However, to see more actions here, we must wait until the meeting of the European Central Bank on Thursday, when it should show the next direction." At the meeting of the European Central Bank, it seems a foregone conclusion to cut interest rates by 25 basis points. However, Taborsky said that the press conference may lead to discussions on further interest rate cuts later, which may put pressure on the euro.

WTI crude oil futures closed up 1.74%, while WTI January crude oil futures closed up 1.17 USD, or 1.74% to 68.37 USD/barrel. Brent February crude oil futures closed up 1.02 US dollars, or 1.43% to 72.14 US dollars/barrel. Nymex January natural gas futures closed up 3.45% to $3.1820/million British heat.China and New Zealand held the sixth consultation on South Pacific affairs. On December 9, 2024, Qian Bo, Special Envoy for Pacific Island Affairs of the China Government, held the sixth consultation on South Pacific affairs between China and New Zealand with kavanagh, Deputy Secretary-General for Pacific and Development Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of New Zealand. The two sides had a frank and in-depth exchange of views on the situation in the South Pacific region, their respective policies towards Pacific island countries and regional cooperation. (Ministry of Foreign Affairs website)The achievements of China's international cooperation in desertification control were unveiled at COP16. On the 9th, the China Pavilion of the 16th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (COP16) held a side event with the theme of "Green Technology, Green Future" to share the successful experience of China's international cooperation in desertification control.