Market Overview - The Hong Kong stock market jumped 1.26% amid international capital reacting to U.S. President Trump's management of expectations regarding potential military action against Iran [1] - Trump's decision to delay military action against Iran for two weeks aligns with Israel's urgency to target Iranian nuclear facilities, particularly the Fordow nuclear site [1] Geopolitical Risks - Iran's missile attacks have decreased in intensity, averaging 20-30 high-intensity missiles daily, but threats to Israeli targets in Europe have emerged [2] - The Iraqi Shiite militia "Hezbollah" has threatened to block the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. intervenes in the Israel-Iran conflict, leading to a decline in shipping traffic through the strait [2] Financial Developments - The People's Bank of China and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority launched a cross-border payment system, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs for cross-border remittances [3] - Major Chinese banks involved in the cross-border payment system saw stock increases of around 2% [3] - Insurance stocks also surged, with companies like China Life and New China Life rising over 4% due to stable investment returns [3] Industry Innovations - China's domestic EUV lithography machine has achieved a significant milestone with a production yield exceeding 70%, marking a critical point in the development of high-end chip manufacturing [6] - This advancement indicates a potential shift in the global semiconductor landscape, reducing reliance on foreign technology [6] Company-Specific Insights - China Coal Energy reported a decline in revenue and profit due to falling coal prices, with average prices for various coal types down significantly compared to the previous year [7] - The company is implementing cost-reduction measures and has seen its major shareholder increase their stake, reflecting confidence in the company's future [8]