美國證交會：罰款將在可行範圍內分配給受損投資者。

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel posted on social media on the 4th responding to new U.S. measures. He said the U.S. president had issued fresh threats and that the U.S. Treasury had added additional Cuban leaders, organizations and companies to what he called an illegal sanctions list, measures he described as aimed at tightening the blockade and harming the Cuban people. Díaz-Canel vowed the actions would be met by Cuba’s determination to prepare for the worst and resist what he termed an imperialist offensive.

Emerging-market assets fell for a third straight session, led by South Korea after Broadcom reported AI-chip sales that missed overheated expectations. The MSCI Emerging Markets index dropped 1.7% to 1,728.66; the KOSPI plunged as much as 7% intraday on Friday. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix were among the heaviest decliners; the two account for more than half of KOSPI market value. After two weeks of gains, EM equities and currencies look set to post a weekly loss. Saxo Markets strategist Charu Chanana said Broadcom is a trigger that exposed oversized AI expectations and warned small disappointments can prompt sharp re‑ratings; a stronger-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls print could provide another pretext for investors to trim AI positions.