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The regulation first mentioned "transferring books to change risks", and property insurance institutions added "new ways" to clear risks. In the Action Plan on Strengthening Supervision, Preventing Risks and Promoting Reform to Promote High-quality Development of Property Insurance Industry issued by the State Financial Supervision and Administration, the term "transferring books to change risks" appeared for the first time. Because the term "transferring books to avoid risks" first appeared in official website document, and it is one of the ways for property insurance companies to clear risks, it has attracted much attention. Many people in the industry said that "transferring books to insurance" is to provide more choices and space for risk disposal by moving the registration place of problem insurance companies to different places. The concept of "transferring books to avoid risks" embodies the determination of government departments such as regulatory agencies to clear up industry risks. With the clarification of regulatory policies, it is expected that insurance companies will pay more attention to marketization and legalization when clearing risks in the future. (Securities Daily)Damascus, the capital of Syria, and Homs, the central city, were attacked. The reporter learned on the 9th local time that Israel launched attacks on Damascus, the capital of Syria, and Homs, the central city. On the same day, there were many air strikes near the western suburbs of Damascus, Syria, and the Damascus Scientific Research Center was attacked, with more than four explosions. It is reported that in the past few hours, the Israeli army destroyed all air defense bases in Syria, most military airports, Syrian fighter planes and helicopter formations, long-range missile depots, strategic weapons warehouses and dozens of tunnels connecting Syria and Lebanon. At present, the Israeli side has no response to this.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.

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".OpenAI CEO Altman: I hope to provide OpenAI products in Europe.Saudi Arabia said that Israel's occupation of the buffer zone in the Golan showed its intention to "destroy Syria's chances of restoring security".

The co-founder of OpenAI expressed his hope to provide products in Europe, and Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, posted on social media X that he hoped to provide the company's products in Europe. "We want to provide our products in Europe ... we must also abide by the regulations," Altman said on X. Altman also said in the post that the release of European products may be delayed and some services may not be available.Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau: Retaliatory tariffs ended Trump's previous taxation.Barclays: There is a high degree of uncertainty in the US interest rate forecast in 2025. Based on the baseline prospect of a soft landing of the US economy in 2025, Barclays interest rate strategists predict that the yields of 2-year and 10-year government bonds will close at 3.75% and 4.25% respectively next year, and the yield difference between 2s10s will widen by about 50 basis points. According to the report, interest rate cuts should push interest rates down, while longer-term yields are under pressure from factors such as rising neutral interest rates, high interest rate volatility, inflation risk premium and net bond expansion. But the incoming Trump administration will bring "great uncertainty".