【Defense First, Event-Driven Volatility Dominates.】
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【Global Market Brief】
【Key News】
1) The U.S. and Iran have made contradictory comments regarding talks, leading to a rise in oil prices.
2) The Iran war disrupts regional peers, Singapore bonds show resilience.
3) Due to rising oil prices caused by the Iran war, the U.S. Postal Service seeks to impose an 8% fuel surcharge on package deliveries.
4) After the Iran war is delayed, Trump plans to visit China in May for talks with Xi Jinping - Reuters Chinese Network.
5) Due to the war with Iran, Wall Street remains volatile, stock markets rise, and oil prices fall - Associated Press News.
6) The U.S. and Iran propose different routes to end the war, gold prices stabilize.
7) Despite the dollar's surge, Invesco's top fund managers remain bearish on the dollar.
8) How the Iran war destroys the U.S. real estate recovery; it's not just about mortgage rates.
9) Oil prices rise, stock markets fall, U.S.-Iran negotiations become the focus: market summary.
10) Despite voters feeling the “Biden-level” pain of gasoline prices, Republicans still support the Iran war.
11) Due to concerns about shortages caused by the Iran war, the UK's carbon dioxide plants will reopen.
12) Italian Prime Minister Meloni seeks gas supplies in Algeria.
13) Iran sets its own conditions for ending the conflict, oil prices fluctuate.
14) Another shock in the Strait of Hormuz.
15) Iran has no intention of holding talks with the U.S.; the Foreign Minister states they are reviewing Trump's proposal to end the war.
16) Sources say Iran wants Lebanon to participate in the ceasefire agreement - Reuters Chinese Network.
17) Zelensky claims Russia is attempting to use Iranian intelligence to extort the U.S. - Reuters Chinese Network.
18) The White House states that if Tehran does not accept defeat, Trump will intensify efforts against Iran - Reuters Chinese Network.
19) FirstFT: Western intelligence reports Russia is supplying drones to Iran.
20) As the war continues, Japanese stock market investors hedge against further declines.
21) Germany's Uniper warns that EU methane rules will hit European energy supplies.
22) Meta and Google held liable for damages to children's mental health in landmark U.S. cases.
23) The UK claims Chinese wind turbine manufacturers pose a national security threat.
24) Super Micro Computer is sued by shareholders over China-related criminal cases against co-founders and others - Reuters Chinese Network.
25) Opinion | UAE bravely confronts Iran - The Wall Street Journal.
26) The Federal Reserve expects to lose $18.7 billion in 2025 - The Wall Street Journal.
27) Bitmine launches institutional Ethereum staking platform.
28) Western intelligence reports Russia is sending drones to Iran.
29) Iran states it is reviewing the U.S. proposal to end the war.
30) Iran rejects the U.S. ceasefire plan and lays out its own demands while attacking the Middle East - Associated Press News.
31) The Trump administration proposed a 15-point ceasefire plan to Iran - Associated Press News.
32) Dismissed Homeland Security Secretary Nom has begun visiting the new envoy - Reuters Chinese Network.
33) Exclusive: Zelensky claims the U.S. links security guarantees to Ukraine giving up Donbas - Reuters.
34) The United Nations passed a resolution on Ghana's slavery despite U.S. and European opposition - Reuters Chinese Network.
35) What decision did the jury make in the social media cases against Meta and Google? - Reuters.
36) KCNA reports that North Korea's Kim Jong-un welcomes Belarus President Lukashenko to Pyongyang - Reuters.
37) While Iran is reviewing proposals, the possibility of direct talks with the U.S. remains excluded, Asian markets see mixed trading.
38) Jim Cramer says Wall Street denies the market.
39) Here’s what happened today in the cryptocurrency space.
40) Analyst: Bitcoin's “compression” results could push Bitcoin prices up to $80,000.
41) Franklin Templeton and Ondo to launch tokenized ETFs for 24/7 trading through crypto wallets.
42) Price Predictions 3/25: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, SOL, DOGE, HYPE, ADA, BCH, LINK.
43) The market structure bill compromise has sparked widespread reactions from the divided crypto crowd.
44) Sky-backed Obex invests $1 billion in credit, energy, and AI assets to expand stablecoin yields.
45) As the last mine closes, Rio Tinto announces it will cease diamond operations.
46) Blackstone's Caplan believes private credit default levels are low.
47) Ares private credit fund records the largest monthly loss in history.
48) Microsoft shares are experiencing their worst quarter in 17 years - likely no quick fix.
【Market Overview】
- Crypto: BTC 71292.46 (24h 0.9%), ETH 2165.81; neutral on funds.
- Stock Market: S&P 500 6591.9 (Intraday -0.1%), U.S. stocks overall fluctuate.
- Interest Rates: U.S. 10Y Treasuries 4.39 (Δ 0.05), rates on the rise.
- Commodities: Brent 103.79 (Δ -14.63), commodities weak.
- Exchange Rates: Broad Dollar Index 120.276 (Δ 0.096).
- Sentiment: VIX 26.95, risk aversion sentiment is high; Fear & Greed 1.
- Fund Flows: Mainstream coins' 24h transaction volume totals 2.185 billion USDT, with BTC accounting for 57.95%.
【Trading Advice】
- Overall Direction: First defend, then attack; control positions, wait for “oil prices and volatility to fall in sync” before increasing risk.
（For market information sharing only, not investment advice）
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