[Key Economic Data and Events to Watch Today: Monday, May 25, 2026] ① No key data or events to watch today.

Domestic News: 1. He Lifeng attended and addressed the 32nd APEC Trade Ministers' Meeting. 2. Ministry of Commerce: From January to April, China absorbed RMB 287.69 billion in foreign investment, a year-on-year decrease of 10.3%. 3. Wingtech Technology: Ansys Netherlands' claim that the company avoided communication with them is completely inconsistent with the facts. 4. Changqiao Securities: Actively responding to regulatory guidelines in both regions, it will steadily advance compliance work. 5. Tiger International clarifies: It did not "confront regulators head-on" and will strictly follow the guidance of regulatory authorities for rectification. 6. Institution: Chinese brands' market share in the European pure electric vehicle market exceeds 15% for the first time. 7. Shenzhou-23 is scheduled to launch at 23:08 Beijing time today; Chang'e-7 is planned to launch in the second half of the year. International News: 1. Multiple gunshots were heard near the North Lawn of the White House on the evening of the 23rd. Trump was at the White House when the shots were fired. The suspect in the shooting died in the hospital. 2. FAA: SpaceX Starship booster return experienced an anomaly; the operation is being assessed. 3. The number of suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 867, with 204 suspected deaths. 4. ECB Governing Council member Stournaras: To maintain credibility, the ECB may have to raise interest rates in June. 5. Middle East Situation— ① Trump stated that a basic US-Iran agreement has been reached, with details to be released soon. ② Iran: Iran and the US are in the final stages of finalizing the memorandum of understanding. The focus of the negotiations is ending the war; the nuclear issue is not currently being discussed. ③ US Secretary of State: Some progress has been made in the negotiations; news regarding Iran may be announced in the coming days. ④ British media: The US and Iran are close to reaching an agreement to extend the ceasefire for 60 days. ⑤ Saudi media: Iran will pledge not to develop nuclear weapons in the memorandum of understanding but demands to retain the right to limited uranium enrichment. ⑥ Saudi media: Iran wants to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for US compensation and demands that sanctions and frozen funds be discussed before any agreement is signed. ⑦ Pakistan claims that Field Marshal Munir concluded his visit to Iran with significant progress. ⑧ Iran claims that Trump's latest statement regarding the Strait of Hormuz is incomplete. ⑨ US media: The US and Iran are expected to announce a final peace agreement within 24 hours.

According to Reuters, a senior Iranian source said that Iran has not yet agreed to hand over its stockpile of highly enriched uranium; the Iranian nuclear issue is not part of the preliminary agreement.