February 5th Overnight Headlines Review

1. After urgent lobbying by multiple Middle Eastern leaders to the Trump administration to abandon threats of withdrawal from negotiations, the US-Iran nuclear negotiation plan scheduled for the 6th has been resumed and will be held in Oman. The standoff has sparked concerns throughout the Middle East, fearing that Trump may resort to military action. 2. Google's revenue in 2025 exceeded 400 billion US dollars for the first time, with a 18% year-on-year growth in Q4, and its core business grew comprehensively driven by AI technology. The net profit for the whole year was 132.17 billion US dollars, a 32% year-on-year increase. 3. AMD fell by 17.31%, marking its largest single-day drop since 2017, with a trading volume of 21.817 billion US dollars. 4. The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it will not adjust the capital levels of large banks during the 2026 stress test cycle, as the Federal Reserve is considering several adjustments to enhance transparency in this annual test. 5. SpaceX has held talks with banks outside the United States for its upcoming IPO. 6. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission stated on Wednesday that it is investigating Nike for allegedly discriminating against white people through diversity policies. 7. US Treasury Secretary Besent said on Wednesday that in January 2024, before President Trump won the election, he mistakenly informed partners through his hedge fund Key Square that "tariffs will bring inflation." 8. Nasdaq is considering introducing new "rapid inclusion" rules before major IPOs like SpaceX's. 9. Russian Foreign Ministry: Russia and the US are no longer bound by any obligations of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty.