A-SHARE THREE MAJOR INDICES ALL TURN NEGATIVE

China & U.S. - China Commerce Ministry: U.S., China to seek extension of Kuala Lumpur trade arrangement - China Commerce Ministry: both sides agreed in principle to discuss framework arrangement for reciprocal tariff reductions on products of equal size under the trade council - Xi, to the press: relations between both countries have continued to improve, achieving the highest level of comprehensive strategic partnership - Trump says U.S. in “final stages” of talks with Iran: pool report - U.S. CFTC scrutinizing surge in oil futures trading that occurred moments before Trump postponed strikes on Tehran in March - WSJ China - Two Chinese supertankers carrying 4 million barrels of crude oil exit Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, data shows - China to speed up construction of strategic mineral reserve sites - Xinhua - China April survey-based jobless rate for 25-29 years old at 7.4% - Stats Bureau - Japan to deploy surveillance drones to monitor Chinese naval activity in Pacific Tech & AI - Alibaba Cloud unveils Zhenwu M890, its latest-generation AI training and reference chip - Alibaba Group integrates Qwen AI with Taobao for full conversational shopping experience - China adds Nvidia China-specific gaming chip to banned list during Jensen Huang visit - OpenAI plans to file confidentially for U.S. IPO in coming weeks, source says - Nvidia 1Q rev. $81.62B, est. $79.19B - Nvidia Corp: to date, have not generated any revenue under H200 licensing program & do not yet know whether any imports will be allowed into China - SpaceX files publicly for Nasdaq IPO under ticker SPCX Geopolitics & Middle East - Pakistan’s interior minister is in Tehran for fresh talks, according to Al Arabiya sources, as negotiations between the U.S. and Iran grow more difficult over Tehran’s nuclear program and security in the Strait of Hormuz - Pakistani army leader may visit Iran tomorrow to announce the final version of the agreement text - Al Hadath, citing sources - Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu held tense call over Iran policy - N12 - Vladimir Putin: we are ready for cooperation with our partners, including United States, that’s what we discussed with China’s Xi today - Russia considers possibility of joint projects with U.S. and China, Russian TV cites head of Russian Direct Investment Fund Markets & Central Banks - Fed minutes: majority of participants said some policy firming would likely become appropriate if inflation were to continue running persistently above 2% - Samsung Electronics South Korea union says to go on strike on Thursday - Yonhap

U.S. stocks rose sharply Wednesday as oil prices declined and Treasury yields retreated ahead of earnings from Nvidia. The S&P 500 gained more than 1%, the Nasdaq climbed 1.5%, and the Dow added about 600 points. Markets rebounded after a recent bond selloff driven by persistent inflation concerns could push the Federal Reserve toward rate hikes. Oil posted its biggest one-day drop in a month after Donald Trump said the U.S. was nearing an agreement with Iran. Investors are expecting a roughly 5.5% post-earnings move in Nvidia shares, according to Bloomberg.