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Global news you need to know before the U.S. stock market opens on Wednesday

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has launched the second phase of 6G technology testing, with AI penetrating 70% of smart factory scenarios. Trump claims that U.S. inflation has been defeated, expecting a 5.4% economic growth in the fourth quarter. The South Korean president responded to chip tariff threats, stating that tax increases will be paid by Americans. Japan's second-largest bank is preparing to buy the dip, while Qatar's $580 billion sovereign fund is contemplating a restructuring. Bridgewater's China return rate is expected to reach 45% by 2025, with assets under management of $60 billion. PDD rose 7% in pre-market trading, U.S. stock index futures all rose, and Japanese bonds rebounded

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US
PDD
+2.05%
US
BOTZ
+1.53%
US
ARTY
+2.10%
Wallstreetcn·
US
PDD
+2.05%
US
BOTZ
+1.53%
US
ARTY
+2.10%

US futures edge higher and gold hits another record as markets swoon over Greenland dispute

Asian shares continued to decline while gold prices reached a record high amid investor concerns over U.S. President Trump's tariff threats regarding Greenland. Despite the losses on Wall Street, U.S. futures showed a slight recovery, with the S&P 500 futures up 0.3% and Dow Jones Industrial futures also rising.

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US
GLD
+1.94%
AP News·
US
GLD
+1.94%

The Hang Seng Index fell 38 points in the half-day session, with SMIC and Baidu rising over 3%, while Anta plunged nearly 6%. Robotics concept stocks moved upward | Hong Kong stock market opens

The Hang Seng Index opened 90 points lower this morning, then rebounded to 26,567 points at one point, but closed at 26,449 points at noon, down 38 points or 0.15%. Blue-chip stocks such as Xiaomi, NetEase, and Anta performed weakly, with Anta's operating profit margin under pressure in 2026, affecting market sentiment. In contrast, stocks like SMIC and Baidu rose over 3%. The mainland is promoting innovation in humanoid robot technology, and related concept stocks performed strongly, with MicroPort Medbot soaring over 12%. U.S. stocks fell sharply after the holiday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 870 points

Stheadline·
HK
09888
+3.29%
HK
00981
+3.69%
HK
02252
+17.30%
Stheadline·
HK
09888
+3.29%
HK
00981
+3.69%
HK
02252
+17.30%

Trump's scheme to seize Greenland leads to a sell-off of dollar assets | Gu Tianhou

The crisis over Trump's attempt to seize Greenland has escalated, leading to a renewed tariff war between Europe and the United States. Global bond yields have surged, and U.S. stocks have fallen sharply, with the Dow closing down 870 points, and both the S&P and NASDAQ also experiencing significant declines. European stocks are under pressure across the board, and the VIX volatility index has risen above 20. Japanese government bonds have been sold off, causing yields to rise, and Citigroup has downgraded European stocks to neutral. U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that the claim of Europe selling off U.S. bonds is illogical, and despite the demand for safe-haven assets, spot gold prices have risen above $4,700 for the first time

Stheadline·
US
NDAQ
+1.07%
Stheadline·
US
NDAQ
+1.07%

European Stocks: European stocks fell in the early session, with the French, British, and German markets down 0.8% to 1%, pressured by French wine stocks

European stocks fell in early trading as the market focused on the threat of the United States imposing tariffs on eight NATO countries. The pan-European STOXX 600 index dropped 0.8%, the UK FTSE 100 index fell 0.9%, the French CAC 40 index decreased by 0.8%, and the German DAX index declined by 1%. French wine stocks were under pressure as Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on French alcoholic beverages. U.S. stock futures fell significantly, and Asian-Pacific stock markets generally declined

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SH
513080
+0.80%
AASTOCKS·
SH
513080
+0.80%
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