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Ryan McNerney, CEO of Visa: Consumers are "in good shape", especially in the United States.The U.S. Treasury allocated $20 billion in Ukrainian loan funds to the World Bank.Russian Deputy Foreign Minister: Bashar al-Assad is currently safe. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov said in an interview with NBC News on the 10th that Bashar al-Assad is currently in a safe state, which shows that Russia has taken necessary actions in this special situation.

Allianz's investment in national pension has been approved, and the pace of foreign investment in China's insurance market has accelerated. The State Financial Supervision and Administration recently approved the change of registered capital of national pension, and agreed that Allianz Investment Co., Ltd. will subscribe for 2% of the shares of national pension for about 284 million yuan, becoming the first foreign shareholder of national pension, thus increasing the registered capital of national pension to about 11.378 billion yuan. Since the beginning of this year, a number of foreign investors have increased the insurance market in China. Analysts said that this aspect shows that China's insurance industry has further deepened its opening to the outside world, providing a more relaxed policy environment for foreign investors to overweight China's insurance market; On the other hand, it shows that it has confidence in the development of insurance industry in China and will attract more foreign-funded institutions to enter the insurance market in China. (SSE)The previous crude oil futures 2401 contract closed up 0.25% at 530.80 yuan/barrel. Shanghai Gold closed up 0.67% and Shanghai Bank closed up 0.15%.Jon Finer, US Deputy National Security Adviser: The new government will decide how to advance the Ukrainian issue.

Ryan McNerney, CEO of Visa: Consumers are "in good shape", especially in the United States.Ryan McNerney, CEO of Visa: Consumers are "in good shape", especially in the United States.On Tuesday (December 10th), the won finally fell 0.15% against the US dollar to 1432.74 won, and the intraday trading range was 1425.93-1433.56 won. South Korea's ETF EWY, which was listed in the US, narrowed its gain to 1%, temporarily reporting $54.21, while US stocks rose to $54.66 at the opening.