美国白宫：将继续与沙特进行对话。

Shanghai municipal authorities, led by the Development and Reform Commission, issued measures to boost direct financing for technology firms. The package directs use of refinancing support policies to streamline approval processes and shorten review intervals; it explicitly permits refinancing for companies that listed under 'not-yet-profitable' standards and remain unprofitable, and for issuers whose shares have fallen below IPO price. Authorities will simplify application materials, support flexible use of follow-on share issuance, rights offerings and convertible bonds, and promote implementation of a refinancing shelf issuance regime.

The Financial Times reports Prime Minister Takaichi agreed in March to fund and provide industrial cooperation to build next‑generation small modular reactors in Tennessee and Alabama, part of Tokyo’s $550bn investment pledge tied to U.S. tariff concessions under Trump’s “liberation day” policy. Four sources said Tokyo and Washington remain in talks after Japan raised concerns about potential liability for a nuclear accident. The U.S. Commerce Department has given a verbal assurance that the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) and other Japanese institutions would not bear accident liability, but that guarantee is not yet written into legal documents and could require months or years of regulatory negotiation to finalize. The impasse is the latest hurdle to delivering Tokyo’s investment pledge; several Japanese industrial groups have declined to lead U.S. projects.