Domestic News:
1. Zhai Jun, China's Special Envoy for Middle East Issues, visits Iran.
2. National Bureau of Statistics: In October 2026, the national consumer price index (CPI) rose 0.7% year-on-year.
3. Trump stated he would discuss the US-Iran conflict and denuclearization with the Chinese and Russian leaders at APEC; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded.
4. US officials claimed the woman involved in Huang Renxun's extramarital affair worked for Chinese intelligence agencies; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated this was pure speculation.
5. National Bureau of Statistics: In October, the national producer price index (PPI) rose 5.7% year-on-year and 0.7% month-on-month.
6. He Lifeng co-chaired the second China-Canada Economic and Financial Strategic Dialogue with Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne and International Trade Minister John Cidoo.
7. The Ministry of Commerce announced the "Decision on Continuing the Suspension of Countermeasures Against Five US Subsidiaries of Hanwha Marine Corp. for Two Months," effective November 10, 2026. 8. The State Council Tariff Commission: Starting from 13:01 on November 10, 2026, the 24% additional tariff rate on US goods will continue to be suspended for two months, while the 10% additional tariff rate on US goods will be retained.
9. The Ministry of Transport: The collection of special port fees from US vessels will continue to be suspended, as will the investigation into the impact on the security and development interests of the shipping, shipbuilding, and related industrial and supply chains, until January 10, 2027.
International News:
1. A Russian delegation has arrived in Abu Dhabi; a trilateral meeting between the US, Russia, and Ukraine will be held.
2. Google will launch two new Tensor Processing Unit variants, the TPU 8tx and 8i Max.
3. US House members have submitted a resolution to the House of Representatives calling for the impeachment of Defense Secretary Hergsays.
4. Anthropic will launch its Nasdaq IPO roadshow on Tuesday and may list on Friday.
5. Overnight Market Update—Brent crude oil fell over 7% at one point, spot gold rose 2% at one point, the three major stock indexes closed up over 2%, AMD rose 13%, and Nvidia fell over 4%.
6. Middle East Situation—
① Middle Eastern media: Progress has been made in US-Iran nuclear negotiations. Washington has allowed Iran to enrich uranium at a concentration of 3.67% within its borders, and Tehran has agreed. Both sides are considering using third-party assistance to address the highly enriched uranium issue and are arranging discussions on the return of inspectors to Iran. According to the proposed framework, the Strait of Hormuz will be opened immediately, the blockade will be lifted, and $6-9 billion of frozen Iranian assets will be released after an agreement is reached.
② Israeli media reports that the Qatari Prime Minister's visit to the US brought a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and also claimed that Iran seems to have abandoned its demand for tolls in the Strait. Qatari officials denied the contents of the reported plan and said negotiations are still ongoing.
③ Israeli media reports that Vance and Rezaei will meet in Doha. Iranian media quoted Iranian officials as saying that Iran will not negotiate with the US unless the US takes concrete action on the seven conditions proposed by Iran.
④ Iran's Supreme Leader called for a "more rapid response" approach to military action.
⑤ Sources: Trump agreed with the Iraqi Prime Minister's proposal to end the war with Iran.
⑥ Iranian Foreign Ministry: Iran will never consider shipping enriched uranium out of Iran. Iran's "two-day plan" remains valid, and the US should seriously consider it.
⑦ Trump posted that he sees positive momentum toward ending the conflict with Iran and reiterated that it is unlikely to attack Iran again. Trump suddenly held a press conference, reiterating the content of his previous post and stating that Iran will never possess nuclear weapons, which Iran does not acknowledge but has fully accepted.
⑧ Rezaei: Stop fabricating fake news about fictitious talks. It's time to accept the seven conditions repeatedly put forward by Iran.
