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4318.95
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1.34732
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Real-time News
January 1st - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered his New Years address on the evening of December 31st, stating that Ukraine will not pursue peace at any cost, nor does it need a "weak" peace agreement. "What we want is an end to the war, not an end to Ukraine," Zelenskyy said. He added that Ukrainians are "very tired," but this does not mean they will give up, "and anyone who thinks that is making a grave mistake."New Energy Vehicles: 1. Renowned investor and "big short" Michael: Did not short Tesla. 2. SAIC Motor: The companys application for L3 vehicle access is underway. 3. Teslas intelligent assisted driving mileage will exceed 11 billion kilometers by the end of this year, and the incidence of major collision accidents has dropped to 1/8 of the US road average. 4. Tesla significantly reduced the price of electric vehicles in South Korea, with the largest reduction reaching $6,490. Integrated Circuits (Chips): 1. Memory costs soared, and ASUS raised prices starting January 5th. 2. Reports indicate that SK Hynixs first US plant has introduced a 2.5D packaging line. 3. Sources: To meet strong customer demand, Nvidia is contacting TSMC for orders of the new H200 chip; Nvidia currently has only 700,000 H200 chips in stock, while orders have reached 2 million; TSMC is expected to begin capacity expansion in the second quarter of 2026. Artificial Intelligence: 1. Qwen-Image-2512 open source released. 2. Kimis parent company plans a backdoor listing in Hong Kong? Sources close to the Dark Side of the Moon: Fake news. 3. OpenAIs average stock-based compensation reaches $1.5 million, a record for tech startups. Other: 1. The Shanghai Stock Exchange website shows that the IPO application status of LandSpace Technology Co., Ltd. on the Science and Technology Innovation Board has changed to "accepted". 2. Peakfly Aviation completes the first ton-class eVTOL cross-strait flight in China: "Kerry Gull" crosses the Qiongzhou Strait in 9 minutes, with a maximum takeoff weight of 2 tons.On January 1st, Brian Jacobsen, chief economist at Annex Wealth Management, stated, "The unemployment claims data is noisy, especially during the holiday season, but it remains the best indicator of the health of the labor market." He added, "Perhaps the biggest surprise of the new year is that the labor market started to improve in December, which means the Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged for longer than previously expected."January 1st - The dollar rose on Wednesday, erasing earlier losses after stronger-than-expected labor market data, but still recorded its biggest annual decline since 2017 after a year of interest rate cuts, fiscal concerns, and uncertain trade policies under President Trump. These factors are expected to persist into 2026, meaning the dollars weakness is likely to continue and affect some major currencies, including the euro and the pound. Both the euro and the pound have risen significantly this year. For the year, the dollar fell by more than 9%, while the euro rose by more than 13%. The pound rose by more than 7% against the dollar for the year.January 1 - The internationally recognized Yemeni government announced on December 31, 2025, that the United Arab Emirates army began withdrawing from Yemen that day.
