Domestic News:
1. A Vietnamese vessel sank in the South China Sea; China has rescued 45 people.
2. Xiyin passed its listing hearing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange: Last year's revenue was US$41.8 billion, and net profit was US$2.06 billion.
3. A spokesperson for the Southern Theater Command issued a statement regarding the Philippines' efforts to rally extra-regional countries to organize so-called "joint patrols."
International News:
1. "Big Short" Michael Burry reportedly increased his short positions in Micron and Nvidia.
2. The US Department of Energy issued a power grid emergency order for 17 states due to high temperatures.
3. The number of signatories to Nvidia's open letter on its "open weight model" has doubled to 50, with Google and others joining.
4. South Korea's pension fund became a net buyer of KOSPI for the first time this year; SK Hynix saw a significant increase in its holdings.
5. According to Kyodo News, the approval rating for Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's cabinet has dropped to 53.7%, the lowest since the cabinet's formation.
6. Middle East Situation—
① Iran claims progress in talks with Oman regarding shipping management in the Strait of Hormuz; information exchange and mediation activities between Iran and the US are ongoing.
② A senior Iranian source: Iran will cease attacks as long as the US maintains the ceasefire.
③ Saudi media: Iran states it has not withdrawn from negotiations and is willing to continue talks with the US in multiple locations, including Geneva.
④ Iranian media: An oil tanker struck a mine and exploded in the Strait of Hormuz.
⑤ US media: US Central Command Commander Cooper recommended halting bombing operations around the strait, as the effectiveness of the operation has reached its limit.
