Global news you need to know before Monday's U.S. stock market opens

YuYuanTanTian: China's "not responding" is not "not countering," nor is it "showing weakness."
The U.S. tariff policy has been repeatedly modified, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs urges the U.S. to abandon the erroneous practice of extreme pressure.
Chen Maobo: If Chinese concept stocks listed overseas wish to return, Hong Kong must become their preferred listing location.
The euro fell more than 15 points in the short term, White House Economic Council Director Hassett: We have made significant progress in tariff negotiations with the EU.
The Nikkei 225 index rose more than 2% at one point, and Japan is expected to start tariff negotiations with the U.S. this week.
OPEC Monthly Report: Downgraded oil demand forecasts for this year and next due to the impact of tariffs on consumption.
Bank of America Hartnett: "American denialism" begins, go long on short bonds, short U.S. stocks, until the Federal Reserve "panics."
The strengthening yen may force the Bank of Japan to hit the brakes on interest rate hikes? Goldman Sachs warns: The 130 level becomes a key point.
Goldman Sachs' first-quarter stock trading revenue hit a record, while investment banking revenue fell 8.1% year-on-year, Solomon warns: The operating environment has changed significantly.
According to The Paper, the dark side of the moon is about to launch its first content community product, and insiders say the personnel shake-up claims are untrue.
According to Bloomberg, Intel will sell 51% of Altera to Silver Lake Capital.
Pfizer abandons the development of the weight loss drug Danuglipron, citing potential drug-induced liver damage in participants.
Meta's U.S. stock pre-market fell slightly, and the chair of the Federal Trade Commission stated that Meta is definitely a monopoly.
U.S. stock pre-market: European stocks rise, Germany's DAX index up nearly 3%, Nasdaq 100 index futures up over 2%, U.S. Treasury yields decline, the dollar approaches a three-year low, and gold hits a new historical high.
The Nikkei 225 index closed up 1.2%, the Shanghai Composite Index closed up 0.76%, and the Hang Seng Index closed up 2.4%