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CEO of Goldman Sachs: The bank expects that the regulatory environment will be more favorable.Siemens Medical AG: Siemens Medical acquired Advanced Accelerator Applied Molecular Imaging Company.At most, alumina and Shanghai nickel closed down more than 1.7%, international copper closed up 0.10%, Shanghai copper closed flat, Shanghai aluminum closed down 0.10%, Shanghai zinc closed up 0.17%, Shanghai lead closed down 0.34%, Shanghai nickel closed down 1.47% and Shanghai tin closed up 0.13%. Alumina closed down 1.76% at night. Stainless steel night plate closed down 0.84%.

Callas, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy: We must avoid repeating the mistakes of Iraq, Libya and Afghanistan. Concerns about the rise of sectarian violence and extremism in Syria are justified. The regime transition will bring great challenges to Syria and the region.CEO of Goldman Sachs: The bank expects that the regulatory environment will be more favorable.UBS Group AG expands its American wealth department.

Boeing restarted the 737 aircraft production line, and the delivery volume reached a four-year low in November. After a 53-day strike, Boeing said that it had resumed production of the best-selling aircraft, and the company's delivery volume in November fell to a four-year low. Boeing's share price once rose by 5.9% in new york market, and up to now, it has risen by 4.7%. Boeing delivered nine 737 Max aircraft in November, as well as two 787 Dreamliners and two 777 aircraft. All these planes were manufactured and delivered to stock before the strike. The aircraft manufacturer said that the 737 aircraft production line at the Renton plant in the south of Seattle, Washington has fully resumed operation. Boeing had to sort out parts and tools in the weeks after the strike, and at the same time, it had to train and recertify the timekeepers who went on strike during the contract dispute.CEO of Goldman Sachs: Investment banking activities may reach or exceed the 10-year average in 2025.U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA): It is estimated that the ending inventory of corn in the United States is 1.738 billion bushels, and analysts expect 1.90192 billion bushels. USDA had previously expected 1.938 billion bushels.