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Amazon will try out the fast delivery service in India and promise to deliver it within 15 minutes. amit agarwal, senior vice president of emerging markets of Amazon, said in an interview on December 10th that Amazon will try out the delivery service in Bangalore, India for 15 minutes or less. "The catalogue of products involved in the service will range from groceries to household items, depending on the community it serves". Companies such as Blinkit, a subsidiary of Indian takeaway giant Zomato, Swiggy supported by Softbank and BigBasket, a subsidiary of Tata Group, dominate the Indian grocery express delivery market, and some of them have launched the fastest 10-minute express delivery service.Spot gold hit $2,690 per ounce, continuing to hit a new high since November 25, rising by 1.12% in the day.Ethereum hit $3,600/piece, down 3.10% in the day.

The main contract of alumina fell more than 2.00% in the day, and it is now reported at 5130 yuan/ton.The Australian dollar fell 1% against the US dollar to 0.6375.Swedish Finance Minister: Europe should set the deficit target within 3%, and Europe must triple its capital market.

The Khartoum State Government of Sudan said on the 10th that the Sudan Rapid Support Force shelled the city of Omdurman in the west of the capital Khartoum that day, killing 65 civilians.Citigroup: It is estimated that if the exchange rate of the Brazilian real against the US dollar reaches 6.05, Brazil's CPI is expected to rise by 4.8% in 2025.Top fund managers say that Trump's tariff plan is influenced or less than expected by the negotiation strategy. Some of the most influential and powerful fund managers in the world believe that the potential extensive tariffs of US President-elect Donald Trump are only negotiation strategies. This was the key message delivered by Jenny Johnson, CEO of Franklin Templeton, and Anne Walsh, Chief Investment Officer of Guggenheim Partners Investment Management, when they spoke at the event "Women, Money and Power" held by Bloomberg in London on Tuesday. "I think tariffs are still more of a negotiation strategy than the inevitable situation we will see," Walsh said. "I think it will be more targeted." Johnson expressed a similar view, adding that such measures are often "inflationary".