Recently, the global political and economic landscape has witnessed several significant developments. Former U.S. President Trump stated that he has not seriously considered the issue of re-election in 2028 when discussing future political plans, a statement that has sparked speculation about the direction of U.S. politics.

At the same time, the technology industry is also facing a new competitive landscape. Chip giant Qualcomm has announced its entry into the data center market with the launch of new chip products, directly challenging the position of industry leader Nvidia. This move could reshape the technology landscape of data centers.

In South America, Argentina's financial market has experienced significant fluctuations due to political changes. With Milei winning the presidential election, the Argentine Merval stock index surged by 20%, reflecting investors' optimistic expectations for the new government's economic policies.

Tesla is facing a potential management crisis. The chairman of the company's board has warned that failing to approve a $1 trillion compensation plan could lead to CEO Elon Musk's departure, which undoubtedly casts a shadow over Tesla's future development.

In terms of geopolitics, Ukrainian President Zelensky revealed that he is closely consulting with allies to formulate a ceasefire plan within a week to ten days, bringing new hope for ending the conflict.

On the other hand, officials from the Central Bank of the Philippines have made a bold suggestion that part of the "excess" gold reserves should be sold for profit. This proposal has sparked widespread discussion about the country's reserve management strategy.

At the same time, the cryptocurrency market continues to attract attention, with active futures trading of major digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin, reflecting investors' ongoing confidence in the future of digital assets. These developments together outline a complex and ever-changing global financial and political landscape.