财政部、税务总局发布企业兼并重组主要税收优惠政策指引。

The Washington Post reports U.S. Vice President Vance sent a letter to Iran’s hardline leadership offering to meet in person to discuss negotiating an end to the war. A U.S. official said the note’s core was reasserting the primacy of national interests in any talks for both countries. Vance stressed Washington’s central objective is to ensure Iran does not obtain nuclear weapons, and summarized Iran’s interests as rebuilding an economy weakened by war and sanctions and preserving sovereignty. He also insisted Iran send authorized delegates empowered to discuss nuclear issues. Vance’s outreach targeted Rezaei, whom the Trump administration views as a key interlocutor capable of building internal consensus to stop Iran’s nuclear program; U.S. intelligence officials say Rezaei maintains regular contact with Mujtaba and has communicated with him in recent days since the letter arrived. Potential meeting locations cited were Istanbul or Doha.

European Central Bank President Lagarde said the ECB has no plans to limit the number of meetings.