Overview of Major Overnight Developments on May 17

金色财经2026/05/16 23:35

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21:00-7:00 Keywords: BlackRock, SpaceX, Iran 1. The Bill Gates Foundation has liquidated Microsoft stock; 2. Arkham monitoring shows that BlackRock is suspected of selling Bitcoin; 3. Pakistan's Minister of the Interior arrives in Tehran to promote Iran-US peace talks; 4. Power transition at the Federal Reserve faces setbacks, with Powell's interim retention as chairman questioned internally; 5. BlackRock is considering participating in the SpaceX IPO, planning to invest between $5 billion and $10 billion; 6. Intesa Sanpaolo increased its cryptocurrency exposure in the first quarter to $231 million; 7. Iranian media: The European side has begun contact with the Revolutionary Guard regarding the Strait of Hormuz transit issue.

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According to reports, there is a severe shortage of core components for semiconductor equipment in South Korea. Delivery cycles have generally doubled, and waiting times for some Japanese-made parts are as long as 40 months, with components unavailable even at a premium price. Japanese suppliers are cautious about expanding production capacity, resulting in serious delays that have impacted downstream businesses. Major construction projects like Samsung’s Pyeongtaek and SK Hynix’s Yongin face the risk of postponement, with AI chip expansion plans running into a “hard wall” in the supply chain.

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