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Brazilian President Lula is in good condition after surgery and can speak and eat. The surgical medical team of Brazilian President Lula said on the 10th that Lula is in good condition after surgery and can speak and eat normally without any sequelae. The medical team held a press conference at the headquarters of the Syrian-Lebanese Hospital in Sao Paulo that morning. Roberto ahmed khalil, a team doctor, said that Lula will stay in the intensive care unit for another 48 hours and is expected to return to the capital Brasilia early next week. Lula was taken to the hospital with a headache late at night on the 9th, and was transferred to Sao Paulo for surgery after detecting intracranial hemorrhage. The operation lasted about 2 hours. The medical report released by the hospital in the early morning of the 10th said that "the operation went smoothly". (Xinhua News Agency)The chief financial officer of Goldman Sachs expressed his intention to promote increased investment in technology, especially artificial intelligence.Ethereum hit $3,600/piece, down 3.10% in the day.

China and Vietnam announced the signing of an intergovernmental agreement on cross-border standard-gauge railway cooperation projects. On December 10th, the 16th meeting of the China-Vietnam Bilateral Cooperation Steering Committee was held in Beijing. The two sides agreed to give full play to the overall coordinating role of the Steering Committee, actively explore the direction and measures to deepen the building of a community of destiny between China and Vietnam around the implementation of the high-level consensus between the two parties and the two countries, and promote more results. The two sides announced the signing of an intergovernmental agreement on cross-border standard-gauge railway cooperation projects. The meeting also heard a report on the first meeting of the "3+3" strategic dialogue mechanism between China and Vietnam in diplomacy, national defense and public security.Institution: AUD/NZD may rebound in the coming months. Jane Foley, foreign exchange strategist of ABN amro, said in a report that AUD/NZD may rebound in the coming months, because the growth momentum of New Zealand's economy is far less than that of Australia. "The weakness of the New Zealand economy and the risk of further sharp interest rate cuts by the New Zealand Federal Reserve indicate that the fundamentals do not support the further performance of the New Zealand dollar against the Australian dollar." The New Zealand Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points in November and hinted that it would cut interest rates further in 2025. The Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates unchanged on Tuesday. The Dutch cooperative bank predicts that the Australian dollar will rise from the current 1.0991 to 1.12 against the New Zealand dollar within three months.The Baltic dry bulk freight index hit a 15-month low, and the Baltic dry bulk freight index fell by 12 points or 1.03% to 1156 points, the lowest level since September 2023. The freight index of headland ships dropped by 29 points to 1503 points, which was also the lowest level since September 2023. The average daily profit of Cape ships dropped by 238 dollars to 12,464 dollars. Panama's freight index fell 2 points to 1077 points. The average daily profit of Panamax dropped by 22 dollars to 9,691 dollars. The freight index of super handy bulk carriers fell by 4 points to 967 points, the lowest level since August 2023.

Us department of defense: Guam missile defense system successfully shot down air-to-air medium-range missiles in the test.Alaska Airlines rose 12.59%, American Airlines rose more than 3.8%, Boeing rose about 3.1%, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines rose at least 1.4%, and Southwest Airlines fell more than 0.8%. The airline association predicts that the overall profit and operating income of the industry will increase slightly in 2025. Bernstein, a brokerage firm, upgraded the AAL rating of American Airlines, saying that the company's share price could rise by about 40%.Goldman Sachs CFO Coleman: The regulatory burden should be reduced during the term of President-elect Trump.