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1. According to multiple foreign media reports, BYD has surpassed Tesla to become the world's top-selling electric vehicle manufacturer. 2. Tesla's deliveries in the fourth quarter of 2025 declined more than expected, marking the second consecutive annual drop in sales. 3. Samsung Electronics CEO proclaims "Samsung is back": HBM4 has received high praise from customers due to its unique competitive advantages. 4. Samsung's IT and cloud services subsidiary SDS: will invest 427 billion KRW to build an AI data center in South Korea. 5. Biren Technology closed up 75.8% on its first day of listing. 6. Relevant documents show that Brazil's antitrust agency CADE has launched an investigation into Microsoft. 7. According to Hong Kong Stock Exchange documents: Huizhou Eve Energy Co., Ltd. has submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. 8. U.S. electric vehicle company Rivian produced 10,974 vehicles and delivered 9,745 vehicles in the fourth quarter. 9. The Modi government in India is stepping up efforts to build a domestic supply chain and has approved $4.6 billion in electronic component investments.

Golden Ten Data reported on January 3 that, according to informed sources, the Argentine Ministry of Finance sold US dollars on Friday in an effort to curb the peso’s decline on the first trading day after the new foreign exchange trading band regulations took effect. The new rules allow for greater fluctuations in the peso’s exchange rate. Traders estimate the sale amounted to between $150 million and $200 million. On Friday (the first trading day of the year, marking the implementation of Argentina’s new foreign exchange trading band system), the peso fell 1.4% against the US dollar, dropping to 1,475. According to the new framework announced in December last year, the peso’s trading band will expand in line with the monthly inflation rate, rather than being limited to a 1% range per month.

Golden Ten Data reported on January 3 that on January 3 local time, Saudi Arabia announced that it welcomes the request made by Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council Chairman Rashad Al-Alimi to hold a comprehensive meeting in the Saudi capital Riyadh. The meeting will invite various political and social forces from southern Yemen to participate in dialogue and discuss fair solutions to the southern issue. The Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Saudi Arabia calls on all constituent forces in southern Yemen to actively participate in this meeting and to form an overall approach to resolving the southern issue through dialogue, in order to respond to the legitimate demands of the southern population. The statement pointed out that Saudi Arabia's response to the above request reflects the close relationship between Saudi Arabia and Yemen and is in line with the common interests of both sides under the current circumstances. The statement also said that this move is part of Saudi Arabia's ongoing efforts to support and promote the security and stability of the Republic of Yemen.