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This strategic move aims to address Washington's trade restrictions on advanced semiconductor technology while maintaining Nvidia's business presence in one of the world's largest semiconductor consumer markets. The new chip will meet regulatory requirements by adjusting computing power parameters, while retaining core performance. Industry observers point out that this technical adjustment highlights Nvidia's adaptability in balancing geopolitical risks and business opportunities. If the plan is successfully implemented, it will help alleviate supply chain pressures for Chinese tech companies seeking access to high-end AI chips.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 18 that, according to foreign media, the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed that the frequency of information disclosure could be adjusted based on company size. Currently, the regulatory agency is evaluating modifications to financial reporting requirements. After Trump called last year for corporate financial reporting frequency to be changed from quarterly to semi-annual, the SEC has been advancing related reforms. SEC Chairman Atkins previously promised to accelerate the promotion of this potential plan and stated that such an adjustment could save companies a significant amount of time and costs. Before releasing a request for public comment, the SEC must first submit the draft plan for White House review. Historically, it takes the SEC an average of about 18 months for rules to go from proposal to final implementation.

March 18th Gold ETFs data shows that as of March 17th, the world's largest gold ETF—SPDR Gold Trust—held 1069.56 tons of gold, a decrease of 1.15 tons compared to the previous trading day.