Domestic News:
1. Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: my country has launched the second phase of 6G technology trials.
2. Guotou Silver LOF: Trading will be suspended from the opening to the closing of the market on January 22.
3. Minimum down payment ratio for commercial housing mortgages in 20 cities in Guangdong Province has been determined to be no less than 30%.
4. Huang Renxun is reportedly planning to visit China in late January to attend a company gathering before the Spring Festival holiday.
5. US Trade Representative Greer stated that he hopes to hold another round of potential trade negotiations with China; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded.
6. To rectify "involutionary" competition in the government procurement sector, the Ministry of Finance is pushing for solutions to the problem of abnormally low prices in government procurement.
7. The Ministry of Finance and two other departments: Continue to implement relevant tax policies from the pilot phase of domestic issuance of depositary receipts by innovative enterprises.
International News:
1. Greenland Situation—① Trump stated that a cooperation framework for Greenland has been reached with NATO, withdrawing the tariff threats against eight European countries, and clarifying that he will not seize the island by force. 2. Precious metals plummeted after Trump announced news regarding Greenland, while US stocks, bonds, and currencies strengthened.
3. Sweden's largest pension fund has sold off the vast majority of its holdings of US Treasury bonds, amounting to approximately $7.7 billion to $8.8 billion.
4. The European Parliament announced an indefinite freeze on the review of the EU-US trade agreement.
5. A potential Greenland deal has been revealed: a small piece of land will be ceded for US military bases.
2. Iranian officials: 3,117 people have died in recent unrest.
3. British media: The EU seeks to reform the WTO's "most-favored-nation" principle.
4. Foreign media: The US Supreme Court may reject Trump's request to dismiss Federal Reserve Governor Cook.
5. Putin will meet with the visiting US presidential envoy and is willing to use $1 billion of frozen assets to "join" the committee.
6. Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and eight other countries issued a joint statement saying they will join Trump's peace committee. It is reported that the German government refused to join, and Italy stated it will not join for the time being.
7. Trump's Davos speech: He will vigorously develop nuclear energy, criticize wind turbines, state that he will not seize Greenland by force, the stock market decline is insignificant and will rise in the future on positive news, he is worried that the newly appointed Federal Reserve Chairman is not loyal enough, the Ukraine issue is very close to reaching an agreement, and healthcare policies will reduce the cost of drugs in the United States by 90% or more.
