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Do you want to know how stock markets tumbled across the board in Europe and the United States on Friday? Do you want to know the transmission ability of novel coronavirus mutant O’Micron? Do you want to know the impact of the latest epidemic on global tourism and various countries?Kind check CFM’s news today .

1. Recently, a new mutant strain of novel coronavirus has been found in South Africa, and the number of cases has increased rapidly. The Health and Safety Agency described it as “the worst to date”, with more spike proteins than other mutants and twice as many mutations as the currently dominant Delta strain. The three major indexes of US stocks fell on Friday, with the Dow down 2.53%, the S & P 500 down 2.27% and the Nasdaq down 2.23%. World Health Organization (WHO) listed B.1.1.529 as a “mutation to pay attention to”. Oil and aviation stocks fell, United Continental Airlines fell by more than 9%, and American Airlines and Delta Airlines fell by more than 8%. Anti-epidemic concept stocks soared, joint health care products rose by more than 54%, GrameModerna by more than 20%, BioNTech by more than 14%, Novax Pharmaceuticals by nearly 9%, and Pfizer by more than 6%.

2. European Union countries have reached a common position on new rules to curb American technology giants, which could be adopted in 2023. European Union countries reached a common position on Thursday on new rules to curb US tech giants, forcing them to do more to monitor illegal content on their platforms. Negotiations are expected to begin next year, and the new rules could be adopted in 2023. Vestager, the EU’s competition commissioner, proposed two sets of rules, the digital market law and the digital services law, which are aimed at Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook.

3. On the 26th local time, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the new B.1.1.529 strain, first reported by South Africa, would be named “Omicron” and listed as a “mutant to be concerned about”-the most serious category used by the agency to track such variants. World Health Organization (WHO) listed the new strain as a mutant to be concerned about, and the new variant novel coronavirus may be more infectious than Delta strain.

4. The World Health Organization held an emergency meeting and issued a statement listing the novel coronavirus variant B.1.1.529 as a “mutant to be concerned about” and named after the Greek letter “O’Micron” (O). The mutant was first reported to World Health Organization (WHO) in South Africa on November 24, and the first sample infected with the variant was collected on November 9. The mutant contains a large number of mutations, some of which are worrying. Preliminary studies have shown that compared with other “concerned mutants”, the mutant leads to an increased risk of reinfection in humans, and the number of cases of the mutant is increasing in almost every province of South Africa.

5. Experts say the new variant of novel coronavirus, first discovered in South Africa, is likely to be more powerful than the existing Delta virus; it may have evolved from AIDS patients.

6. The Japanese government formally approved the supplementary budget for fiscal year 2021 proposed by the Ministry of Defense, which is as high as 773.8 billion yen, and the total annual defense expenditure exceeded 6 trillion yen for the first time. Analysts say Japan has been increasing its military budget for nine years in a row by exaggerating tensions in surrounding areas. This approach is not only strengthening the Japan-US alliance, but also constantly challenging the margins of Japan’s pacifist constitution with actions.

7. While the epidemic in Japan continues to improve, public bathhouse operators face the problem of high fuel costs. People in the industry say fuel costs this year will be 50% more than those of last year. In addition, the shortage of manpower in many industries has become increasingly prominent. In October, the number of job advertisements in Japan increased by 20% compared with the same period last year, of which the number of advertisements for restaurant waiters increased by 35% year-on-year, and the recruitment of chefs increased by nearly 40%.

8. Iran plans to increase its natural gas production to 1.5 billion cubic meters per day, with the goal of increasing oil production to 5 million barrels per day. Foreign investment in the energy sector is welcome. The 11th phase of the South Pars gas field will be put into production next year.

9. The governor of New York State of the United States has announced that the state is about to enter a “disaster emergency” of the COVID-19 epidemic because of novel coronavirus’s rising infection rate and hospitalization rate, as well as concerns about newly discovered new crown mutants. The statement will take effect on December 3.

10. Mexico’s National Geographic Bureau of Statistics: in the first half of November, Mexico’s inflation rate rose to 7.05% year-on-year, the highest level in 20 years and well above its 3% inflation target. Since the beginning of this year, Mexico’s inflation rate has accelerated, and the prices of manufactured goods, raw materials and energy have risen significantly.

11. The Turkish lira has depreciated by about 40% so far this year, making it one of the worst-performing currencies in emerging markets. According to data released by the Turkish Bureau of Statistics, inflation was close to 20% in October, and food prices rose more than 27% year-on-year, hitting low-income families particularly hard.

12. With the offline boost of “Black Friday” in the United States, many retailers are offering fewer discounts under tight supply chains. On the other hand, the “Cyber Monday” shopping festival has emerged as a new force, which is likely to surpass “Black Friday”. Online spending on Thanksgiving in the United States is expected to be about $5.1 billion to $5.9 billion, and Cyber Monday will be the largest online shopping day in the United States this year, with spending expected to reach a record $11.3 billion, according to the Adobe report. Online sales are expected to grow 10% year-on-year from November 1 to the end of the year, totaling $207 billion.

13. In the first half of 2021, the US economy achieved a retaliatory growth of 6.5%, but the growth rate of the US economy slowed significantly in the third quarter. As December approached, the debt ceiling problem surfaced again, and the United States needed to systematically solve the debt ceiling problem. Unable to “temporarily put out the fire”, if there is a debt default on US Treasuries, it will pose a major threat to the global financial markets.

14. In its latest report, Italy’s central statistics office predicts that Italy’s population will fall to about 47.6 million by 2070, about 20 per cent lower than in January 2020. The report called the change a “potential crisis”. Italian local media quoted the report on the 27th as saying that Italy has a population of about 59.6 million in January 2020, which is expected to fall to about 58 million in 2030 and further to about 54.1 million by 2050.

15. European and American stock markets tumbled across the board on Friday, with the Dow down more than 900 points and international oil prices plummeting; more European countries found Omicron cases, and the United States and the European Union issued travel restrictions on southern Africa; the Economic Daily said that the hotter the metacosmos, the more calm it needed; the National Energy Administration encouraged energy authorities at all levels to reserve photovoltaic power station projects. The regulations on the implementation of the Tobacco Monopoly Law were revised, e-cigarettes and other new tobacco products were implemented with reference to the relevant regulations on cigarettes; diabetes patients welcomed good news, and the price of insulin was reduced by an average of 48%; Tesla was hit by “air raids”. International banks reduced their target prices by 75% and cleared all their stocks.

16. The Russian government has extended the validity of the tax exemption system (Tax Free) pilot project to the end of 2022, the Russian satellite news agency reported on the 29th. Russia began to implement a tax exemption system in 2018, with the exception of tourists from members of the Eurasian Economic Union (Eurasian Economic Union) of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan, VAT can be returned to all goods purchased by foreigners in Russia.

17. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has suspended all foreigners from entering Japan from 0: 00 on November 30, fearing the spread of the novel coronavirus O’Micron mutant, the Japan Broadcasting Association reported.

18. The United Nations World Tourism Organization says the global tourism industry is expected to lose $2 trillion in 2021 as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic. Although tourism in some areas has picked up somewhat, the overall pace of recovery is still “slow and fragile”. According to this forecast, the total number of international tourists in 2021 will be 70% to 75% lower than in 2019, roughly the same as in 2020.


Post time: Nov-30-2021

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