1. Global fuel prices have soared. The member countries of the International Energy Agency said in the Council's official statement on the energy market and security on Thursday that all parties have agreed to release more than 20 million barrels of diesel reserves as soon as possible. 2. On the 15th local time, according to Israeli sources quoting Israeli security officials, Israeli and Western intelligence showed that Iran was taking “extreme measures” on the military side. Therefore, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke on the phone with US Secretary of State Rubio on the same day to discuss plans to carry out a military attack on Iran. 3. The US military said that a container ship that sank in the Strait of Hormuz this week was hit by Iranian projectiles. 4. Sources revealed that Anthropic's third-quarter revenue increased to 16.8 billion US dollars. Some traders are worried about the AI giant's revenue growth rate, making it difficult to support the chip manufacturer's sharp rise so far. 5. Meta launched a major open source rights model in the US that it claims to be “the most powerful”. This model is called Muse Spark Open, and one of its major features is that it is specially designed for Apple Mac computers. 6. Google announced that Google's quantum artificial intelligence team has successfully broken through a key bottleneck in quantum computing: it has demonstrated that the “magic nurturing” solution is possible on the Willow processor. Compared with not using this technology, the error has been reduced by about 40 times. 7. According to people familiar with the matter, the EU is seeking rapid antitrust approval for a satellite joint venture project seen as the European version of SpaceX. Previously, the EU had intensive discussions with project partners Leonardo SpA, Airbus, and Thales. 8. The size of the Harvard University Endowment Fund jumped to a record high of 68 billion US dollars. Successful bets on stocks and venture capital, including holding SpaceX shares, helped America's richest university withstand the unprecedented pressure of President Donald Trump. 9. Citigroup strategists said that technology stocks are expected to contribute nearly 70% of global profit growth next year, so if the artificial intelligence boom starts to cool down, the stock market rally may be at risk as a result.

1. Global fuel prices have soared. The member countries of the International Energy Agency said in the Council's official statement on the energy market and security on Thursday that all parties have agreed to release more than 20 million barrels of diesel reserves as soon as possible. 2. On the 15th local time, according to Israeli sources quoting Israeli security officials, Israeli and Western intelligence showed that Iran was taking “extreme measures” on the military side. Therefore, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke on the phone with US Secretary of State Rubio on the same day to discuss plans to carry out a military attack on Iran. 3. The US military said that a container ship that sank in the Strait of Hormuz this week was hit by Iranian projectiles. 4. Sources revealed that Anthropic's third-quarter revenue increased to 16.8 billion US dollars. Some traders are worried about the AI giant's revenue growth rate, making it difficult to support the chip manufacturer's sharp rise so far. 5. Meta launched a major open source rights model in the US that it claims to be “the most powerful”. This model is called Muse Spark Open, and one of its major features is that it is specially designed for Apple Mac computers. 6. Google announced that Google's quantum artificial intelligence team has successfully broken through a key bottleneck in quantum computing: it has demonstrated that the “magic nurturing” solution is possible on the Willow processor. Compared with not using this technology, the error has been reduced by about 40 times. 7. According to people familiar with the matter, the EU is seeking rapid antitrust approval for a satellite joint venture project seen as the European version of SpaceX. Previously, the EU had intensive discussions with project partners Leonardo SpA, Airbus, and Thales. 8. The size of the Harvard University Endowment Fund jumped to a record high of 68 billion US dollars. Successful bets on stocks and venture capital, including holding SpaceX shares, helped America's richest university withstand the unprecedented pressure of President Donald Trump. 9. Citigroup strategists said that technology stocks are expected to contribute nearly 70% of global profit growth next year, so if the artificial intelligence boom starts to cool down, the stock market rally may be at risk as a result.