12月10日隔夜要闻：美股涨跌不一 贵金属集体爆发 白银突破60美元 市场聚焦乌克兰和平谈判与美联储利率决议

Company - SpaceX plans to raise over $30 billion through an IPO in 2026 [6] - Oracle faces investor anxiety over debt pressure driven by AI ahead of quarterly earnings [6] - Eli Lilly intends to invest $6 billion in Alabama to build a facility for producing weight loss drugs [6] - JPMorgan's stock price declines as the bank forecasts higher-than-expected spending for 2026 [6] - Microsoft announces a $23 billion AI investment plan, with $17.5 billion allocated to infrastructure in India [6] - Bank of America states that artificial intelligence will enhance efficiency but may lead to layoffs [6] - Apple is positioned as a "anti-AI" investment target by not following the trend of excessive spending [6] - The U.S. Department of Defense selects Google's AI platform for use by millions of employees [6] - Waymo reportedly has over 450,000 weekly orders, nearly doubling in less than eight months, widening the gap with Tesla's Robotaxi [6] Industry - Silver prices surge to a new high, surpassing $60, while oil and copper prices decline [6] - Wall Street significantly lowers short-term Bitcoin price forecasts, but maintains a bullish long-term outlook [6] - Oak Tree Capital's founder questions the debt costs associated with AI, expressing concerns about future employment prospects [6] - Year-end funding pressures in the U.S. money market rise, with Wall Street anticipating actions from the Federal Reserve [6] - Howard Marks warns that the employment impact of AI is "frightening," with tech giants accumulating excessive debt [6] - The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond auctioned at 4.175%, consistent with pre-auction trading levels [6] - Job vacancies in the U.S. reached a five-month high in October, although layoffs have increased [6] - The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development projects global trade volume to reach $35 trillion this year [6] - The Bank of England's Mann suggests that a weak employment outlook may alleviate concerns about persistent inflation [6] - Traders from Australia to Europe are betting that central bank monetary easing will slow or cease entirely [6]