U.S. chip stocks stopped falling and rebounded overnight. Semiconductor ETFs rose by about 1.3%. Nvidia, AMD and Micron generally rebounded, but the Nasdaq still closed close to flat. The early concentrated selling and leverage rebalancing pressures have temporarily eased. The stabilization of U.S. stocks has provided a short respite window for Korean stocks and East Asian storage and equipment chains, but the deleveraging inertia and high volatility chips have not yet been fully digested. The next financial reports from Alphabet, Tesla and Intel will re-examine AI demand, capital expenditures and profitability. Therefore, whether the rebound can continue depends on whether the performance can support the previous high expectations.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Warm congratulations to Andy Burnham on his assumption of office as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. With the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between India and the UK coming into force this month, the bilateral partnership between the two countries will be further strengthened.

According to NewsNation: A solemn handover ceremony for U.S. military personnel killed in the recent conflict with Iran, originally scheduled for tomorrow at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, has been postponed to Wednesday. It is expected that the remains of four US military personnel will be returned to the United States from the Middle East. Family members and many senior officials, including Trump, will attend the ceremony.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: It feels very unusual to see the exchange rate of the US dollar against the Korean won close to 1,500-1,600.

NI225's intraday increase expanded to 2.00%.

UK Maritime Trade Action Office: (Regarding the incident 8 nautical miles northeast of Lima, Oman) The tanker's Chief Safety Officer reported that the crew had abandoned ship and were currently in lifeboats. There have been no reports of environmental impacts.