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

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: Recently launched the second phase of 6G technology testing, with AI penetrating over 70% of business scenarios in leading smart factories.

Trump: U.S. inflation has been defeated, with an expected economic growth rate of 5.4% in the fourth quarter.

Is the Greenland crisis easing? Trump softens his stance: A plan will be reached that will make NATO "very happy."

Bessent Davos pressures: Europe's troop increase in Greenland is "wishful thinking," and Denmark's investment in U.S. bonds is "insignificant."

South Korean president responds to chip tariff threat: If taxes are raised by 100%, it will only make Americans pay for it themselves!

After the Japanese bond crash, Japan's second-largest bank has spoken: Ready to bottom out, aiming to double its holdings!

Planning to spin off domestic assets, Qatar's $580 billion sovereign fund is brewing a major restructuring.

Bridgewater's China return rate reaches 45% in 2025, the best in five years, with asset management scale of 60 billion leading foreign private equity.

GPU rental prices surge with demand, Jensen Huang: AI needs trillions of dollars in infrastructure support.

In response to Trump's "self-funded" request? OpenAI promises to cover the power upgrades for the $500 billion AI infrastructure.

Moore Threads: Expected net loss of 950 million to 1.06 billion yuan in 2025, with a narrowing loss range of 34.50% to 41.30%.

Shanghai tax authorities legally penalize PDD: Fined 100,000 yuan.

Hoping for Davos to "cool down geopolitical tensions," U.S. stock index futures rise together, PDD up 7% in pre-market, gold retreats after hitting a new high, and Japanese bonds rebound significantly.

Nikkei 225 index closed down 0.4%, Shanghai Composite Index closed up 0.08%, Hang Seng Index closed up 0.37%