特斯拉CEO埃隆·馬斯克：我們大部分的長期生產將是Cybercab。

China’s “national team” has reduced its dominant position in the country’s largest stock ETFs, signaling efforts to cool an overheated rally earlier this year. Central Huijin Investment Ltd cut its holdings in key ETFs below the 20% disclosure threshold in Q1 filings, with current stakes unclear. The move confirms it likely sold heavily in January amid record turnover and a speculative tech-led rally. It also suggests Beijing is shifting from market support to actively curbing excess speculation. Holdings in major ETFs, including a 200 billion yuan CSI 300 product, were likely reduced by at least half, while smaller funds such as the SSE 180 ETF also saw broad reductions below disclosure levels.

Israel has been informed by the U.S. administration that President Donald Trump’s Iran deadline is understood to be this coming Sunday, according to Channel 12 reporters. The timeline aligns with the expected arrival of a third U.S. aircraft carrier. The prime minister will hold further discussions to finalize preparations. Israeli officials said “there is no way to reach agreements unless there is a dramatic concession by one of the sides,” and see “the military scenario as highly likely.”