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Google has developed a "quantum chip" with super computing power. On the 9th, Google announced that it has developed a chip with super computing power, which is suitable for quantum computers. It claims that this chip can complete the task that the existing fastest computer takes 10 years (10 to the 25th power) in just 5 minutes. On the same day, Google posted a message on the website saying that in addition to high-speed computing power, this chip named "Willow" also has outstanding error correction ability, paving the way for the development of "practical large-scale quantum computers".FTSE China A50 index futures fell, after rising more than 0.7%.The "Darragh" storm hit tens of thousands of households in Britain, and the "Darragh" storm ravaged Britain last weekend, causing more than 200,000 households to lose power, affecting railway operation and air traffic. According to the latest statistics released by the British National Power Company on the 9th, there are still more than 53,000 households without electricity. The British National Power Company posted on the social media platform on the 9 th: "As of 8: 00 am local time, a total of 53,669 households and businesses in southern Wales, southwestern Midlands, eastern and western regions were cut off." (Xinhua News Agency)

Pakistan sold 7,909 cars in November.Chinese brokerage stocks in Hong Kong stocks rose, with zhongzhou securities up 7.5%, Shenwan Hongyuan up 6.6%, Everbright Securities up nearly 6%, China Merchants Securities, orient securities and Guangfa Securities up over 5%.Swiss Re: It is estimated that the global real GDP growth rate will reach 2.7% in 2026. Swiss Re released the latest sigma report, and the world economy is expected to maintain steady growth in the next two years, but the downside risks will rise. It is estimated that the global real GDP growth rate will reach 2.8% and 2.7% in 2025 and 2026, which is basically the same as that in 2024.

STIFEL raised Oracle Bone Inscriptions's target price from $155 to $175.The number of mainland tourists visiting Hong Kong has increased by nearly 30%, and the effect of "one sign and many trips" is obvious. Last Saturday (December 7) was the first weekend after the implementation of the "one sign and many trips" policy for Shenzhen residents to Hong Kong. According to the statistics of the Hong Kong SAR government, there were about 145,000 mainland tourists visiting Hong Kong on the 7 th, which was 28.5% higher than the average daily number of tourists in November. From December 1st this year, Shenzhen registered residents and residence permit holders can apply for a "one-sign multi-trip" endorsement to travel to Hong Kong, that is, they can travel to and from Hong Kong for an unlimited number of times within one year and stay in Hong Kong for no more than 7 days at a time. December is the traditional tourist season in Hong Kong, and all major business districts and scenic spots will attract tourists through discount promotions and theme activities. With the implementation of the new policy of "one sign and many trips", many Shenzhen residents went shopping in Hong Kong last weekend. (CCTV News)China's key mineral control is "stricter than expected". Regarding China's announcement last week to strengthen export control to the United States, The New York Times commented in a report on December 9 that it is "stricter than expected". The report claims that the most worrying thing is the extensive ban on transshipment. This clause extends export control to companies inside and outside China, and prohibits these companies from buying minerals in China and reselling them to American companies. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), an American think tank, points out that the new export control measures include several firsts-the first time that it explicitly targets the United States rather than other countries, and the first time that it directly responds to the restrictions imposed by the United States on its access to advanced technology. (Observer Network)