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On April 13, the stock markets in Japan and South Korea opened lower on Monday. The Nikkei 225 index opened down 557.91 points, a decrease of 0.98%, at 56,366.20 points. The South Korean KOSPI index opened down 127.08 points, a decrease of 2.17%, at 5,731.79 points. (Jin Ten)

[Korean Stock Index Opens Down 2%]On April 13, the stock markets in Japan and South Korea opened lower on Monday. The Nikkei 225 index opened down 557.91 points, a decrease of 0.98%, at 56,366.20 points. The South Korean KOSPI index opened down 127.08 points, a decrease of 2.17%, at 5,731.79 points. (Jin Ten)

Korean Stock Index Opens Down 2%

On April 13, Michael Saylor stated that if Bitcoin's growth rate exceeds the Strategy's BTC breakeven annualized return rate (ARR) of 2.05%, the fund can pay dividends indefinitely without diluting $MSTR shareholders' equity.

[Michael Saylor: Fund Can Pay Dividends Indefinitely if BTC Growth Exceeds 2.05% ARR]On April 13, Michael Saylor stated that if Bitcoin's growth rate exceeds the Strategy's BTC breakeven annualized return rate (ARR) of 2.05%, the fund can pay dividends indefinitely without diluting $MSTR shareholders' equity.

Michael Saylor: Fund Can Pay Dividends Indefinitely if BTC Growth Exceeds 2.05% ARR

On April 13, a report from CICC stated that as the short-term factors boosting the dollar fade, the narrative of restructuring the global monetary order and the weakening of dollar hegemony may once again dominate market direction: the U.S. continues to accumulate net external liabilities, which strengthens the demand for dollar depreciation; the high uncertainty surrounding Trump's policies has not alleviated the risks of 'weaponizing' the dollar, which is also suppressing market demand for U.S. assets. If the new Federal Reserve Chair, Waller, can implement the 'balance sheet reduction' policy, it could objectively help restore the credibility of the dollar. However, Waller's policies are constrained by the capacity of the real economy and financial markets, as well as political factors, and Trump's foreign, trade, and economic policies continue to negatively impact the dollar's credibility. Considering the overall impact of Waller's and Trump's policies, we cannot conclude that the credibility of the dollar will improve in the future. We expect the global monetary order to continue restructuring, driving the dollar to maintain a long-term depreciation trend. (Jin Shi)

[Institution: Global Monetary Order Expected to Continue Restructuring, Driving Long-term Dollar Depreciation Trend]On April 13, a report from CICC stated that as the short-term factors boosting the dollar fade, the narrative of restructuring the global monetary order and the weakening of dollar hegemony may once again dominate market direction: the U.S. continues to accumulate net external liabilities, which strengthens the demand for dollar depreciation; the high uncertainty surrounding Trump's policies has not alleviated the risks of 'weaponizing' the dollar, which is also suppressing market demand for U.S. assets. If the new Federal Reserve Chair, Waller, can implement the 'balance sheet reduction' policy, it could objectively help restore the credibility of the dollar. However, Waller's policies are constrained by the capacity of the real economy and financial markets, as well as political factors, and Trump's foreign, trade, and economic policies continue to negatively impact the dollar's credibility. Considering the overall impact of Waller's and Trump's policies, we cannot conclude that the credibility of the dollar will improve in the future. We expect the global monetary order to continue restructuring, driving the dollar to maintain a long-term depreciation trend. (Jin Shi)

Institution: Global Monetary Order Expected to Continue Restructuring, Driving Long-term Dollar Depreciation Trend

On April 13, oil prices surged following President Trump's order to impose a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a decline in U.S. stock index futures and a strengthening of the dollar. This escalation occurred after the U.S. and Iran failed to reach an agreement during negotiations in Pakistan, which may disappoint investors who increased their risk asset allocations after the two countries announced a ceasefire last week. Elias Haddad, the global market strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman, stated, 'Trump's announcement of a naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz is sure to reignite risk aversion this week.' The upcoming earnings season for the first quarter is also expected to exacerbate potential volatility. Investors are eager to hear how corporate leaders view the increasing risks, including the higher inflation triggered by soaring oil prices and the threat of consumers potentially cutting back on spending.

[Earnings Season Meets Geopolitical Crisis: Market Expected to Reignite Risk Aversion This Week]On April 13, oil prices surged following President Trump's order to impose a blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a decline in U.S. stock index futures and a strengthening of the dollar. This escalation occurred after the U.S. and Iran failed to reach an agreement during negotiations in Pakistan, which may disappoint investors who increased their risk asset allocations after the two countries announced a ceasefire last week. Elias Haddad, the global market strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman, stated, 'Trump's announcement of a naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz is sure to reignite risk aversion this week.' The upcoming earnings season for the first quarter is also expected to exacerbate potential volatility. Investors are eager to hear how corporate leaders view the increasing risks, including the higher inflation triggered by soaring oil prices and the threat of consumers potentially cutting back on spending.

Earnings Season Meets Geopolitical Crisis: Market Expected to Reignite Risk Aversion This Week

On April 13, according to CME's 'FedWatch': the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 1.6%, while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 98.4%. The probability of the Fed cumulatively lowering rates by 25 basis points by June has dropped to 0%, with the probability of maintaining rates unchanged at 98.2%, and the probability of a cumulative rate hike of 25 basis points at 1.8%. (Jinshi)

[Probability of Fed Keeping Rates Unchanged in April at 98.4%]On April 13, according to CME's 'FedWatch': the probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in April is 1.6%, while the probability of keeping rates unchanged is 98.4%. The probability of the Fed cumulatively lowering rates by 25 basis points by June has dropped to 0%, with the probability of maintaining rates unchanged at 98.2%, and the probability of a cumulative rate hike of 25 basis points at 1.8%. (Jinshi)

Probability of Fed Keeping Rates Unchanged in April at 98.4%

On April 13, several Israeli media outlets reported that, citing Israeli defense officials, the Israeli military has entered a 'high alert status' and is preparing to resume military operations against Iran, while also preparing for potential Iranian attacks on Israel. As of now, the Israeli military has not officially commented on the related reports.

[Israeli Military Prepares for New Attacks on Iran]On April 13, several Israeli media outlets reported that, citing Israeli defense officials, the Israeli military has entered a 'high alert status' and is preparing to resume military operations against Iran, while also preparing for potential Iranian attacks on Israel. As of now, the Israeli military has not officially commented on the related reports.

Israeli Military Prepares for New Attacks on Iran

On April 13, the U.S. Central Command announced that its forces will begin implementing a maritime traffic blockade on all vessels entering and exiting Iranian ports starting at 10 AM Eastern Time (10 PM Beijing Time). This blockade will be enforced equally on all vessels from any country at Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Central Command forces will not obstruct the freedom of navigation for vessels traveling to and from non-Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz. Prior to the blockade's commencement, further information will be provided to commercial mariners through formal notifications. All mariners are advised to pay attention to 'navigational alerts' broadcasts and to contact U.S. Navy forces via bridge-to-bridge channel 16 while operating in the Gulf of Oman and the entrance area of the Strait of Hormuz. (Jinshi)

[U.S. Military to Block Maritime Traffic at Iranian Ports on April 13]On April 13, the U.S. Central Command announced that its forces will begin implementing a maritime traffic blockade on all vessels entering and exiting Iranian ports starting at 10 AM Eastern Time (10 PM Beijing Time). This blockade will be enforced equally on all vessels from any country at Iranian ports and coastal areas, including all Iranian ports in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Central Command forces will not obstruct the freedom of navigation for vessels traveling to and from non-Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz. Prior to the blockade's commencement, further information will be provided to commercial mariners through formal notifications. All mariners are advised to pay attention to 'navigational alerts' broadcasts and to contact U.S. Navy forces via bridge-to-bridge channel 16 while operating in the Gulf of Oman and the entrance area of the Strait of Hormuz. (Jinshi)

U.S. Military to Block Maritime Traffic at Iranian Ports on April 13

On April 13, the WSJ reported that officials and insiders stated that Trump and his advisors are considering resuming limited military strikes against Iran while implementing a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz to break the current deadlock in peace negotiations. Officials indicated that Trump might also reinstate comprehensive bombing operations, although they noted that this possibility is lower, as it could further exacerbate regional instability and Trump himself is reluctant to become embroiled in a prolonged military conflict. U.S. officials and those close to the government stated that whichever option Trump chooses, it carries significant risks. Restarting a full-scale war would further deplete critical ammunition reserves and expose Trump to backlash from voters skeptical of Middle Eastern conflicts; conversely, if military actions are scaled back while the Iranian regime remains intact and continues its nuclear program and control over the Strait, it could be perceived as a victory for Tehran.

[WSJ: Trump Considers Limited Military Strikes Against Iran]On April 13, the WSJ reported that officials and insiders stated that Trump and his advisors are considering resuming limited military strikes against Iran while implementing a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz to break the current deadlock in peace negotiations. Officials indicated that Trump might also reinstate comprehensive bombing operations, although they noted that this possibility is lower, as it could further exacerbate regional instability and Trump himself is reluctant to become embroiled in a prolonged military conflict. U.S. officials and those close to the government stated that whichever option Trump chooses, it carries significant risks. Restarting a full-scale war would further deplete critical ammunition reserves and expose Trump to backlash from voters skeptical of Middle Eastern conflicts; conversely, if military actions are scaled back while the Iranian regime remains intact and continues its nuclear program and control over the Strait, it could be perceived as a victory for Tehran.

WSJ: Trump Considers Limited Military Strikes Against Iran

On April 13, the key events and data forecast for this week are as follows: 
Monday: 
1. Data: U.S. March existing home sales annualized; China's March M2 money supply year-on-year. 
2. Events: OPEC releases monthly oil market report; the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank hold their Spring Meetings until April 17; Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda visits the U.S. from April 13 to 18 to attend G20 and International Monetary and Financial Committee meetings. 
Tuesday: 
1. Data: U.S. March NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, U.S. March PPI year-on-year, U.S. March PPI month-on-month; China's March trade balance in USD, China's March trade balance. 
2. Events: The Federal Reserve hosts a forum titled 'Strengthening the U.S. Economy through Rural Investment'; IEA releases monthly oil market report; IMF releases World Economic Outlook report. 
Wednesday: 
1. Data: U.S. April New York Fed Manufacturing Index, U.S. March Import Price Index month-on-month, U.S. April NAHB Housing Market Index. 
2. Events: Bank of England Governor Bailey participates in a panel discussion at Columbia University; 2027 FOMC voting member and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee participates in a panel discussion ahead of the Semafor 2026 World Economic Conference; Fed Governor Barr delivers opening remarks at the Fed-hosted forum; Philadelphia Fed President Harker, Richmond Fed President Barkin, Boston Fed President Collins, and Fed Governor Barr participate in a fireside chat at the Fed's forum; ECB President Lagarde delivers a speech. 
Thursday: 
1. Data: Australia's March seasonally adjusted unemployment rate; China's Q1 GDP year-on-year, China's March retail sales year-on-year, China's March industrial output year-on-year; UK's February three-month GDP month-on-month, UK's February manufacturing output month-on-month, UK's February seasonally adjusted goods trade balance, UK's February industrial output month-on-month; Eurozone March CPI year-on-year final, Eurozone March CPI month-on-month final; U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending April 11, U.S. April Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index, U.S. March industrial output month-on-month, U.S. EIA natural gas inventory for the week ending April 10. 
2. Events: Fed Governor Bowman speaks at the Institute of International Finance forum; Fed releases Beige Book on economic conditions; Bank of England Governor Bailey speaks on global economic imbalances during IMF meeting breaks; FOMC permanent voting member and New York Fed President Williams speaks; G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting takes place. 
3. Earnings report: TSMC. 
Friday: 
1. Data: Eurozone February seasonally adjusted current account, Eurozone February seasonally adjusted trade balance. 
Saturday: 
1. Data: U.S. total oil rig count for the week ending April 17. 
2. Events: 2027 FOMC voting member and Richmond Fed President Barkin speaks.

[Key Events and Data Forecast for This Week: China's Trade Balance and Q1 GDP; Fed Officials Speak Intensively on Wednesday]On April 13, the key events and data forecast for this week are as follows: 
Monday: 
1. Data: U.S. March existing home sales annualized; China's March M2 money supply year-on-year. 
2. Events: OPEC releases monthly oil market report; the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank hold their Spring Meetings until April 17; Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda visits the U.S. from April 13 to 18 to attend G20 and International Monetary and Financial Committee meetings. 
Tuesday: 
1. Data: U.S. March NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, U.S. March PPI year-on-year, U.S. March PPI month-on-month; China's March trade balance in USD, China's March trade balance. 
2. Events: The Federal Reserve hosts a forum titled 'Strengthening the U.S. Economy through Rural Investment'; IEA releases monthly oil market report; IMF releases World Economic Outlook report. 
Wednesday: 
1. Data: U.S. April New York Fed Manufacturing Index, U.S. March Import Price Index month-on-month, U.S. April NAHB Housing Market Index. 
2. Events: Bank of England Governor Bailey participates in a panel discussion at Columbia University; 2027 FOMC voting member and Chicago Fed President Goolsbee participates in a panel discussion ahead of the Semafor 2026 World Economic Conference; Fed Governor Barr delivers opening remarks at the Fed-hosted forum; Philadelphia Fed President Harker, Richmond Fed President Barkin, Boston Fed President Collins, and Fed Governor Barr participate in a fireside chat at the Fed's forum; ECB President Lagarde delivers a speech. 
Thursday: 
1. Data: Australia's March seasonally adjusted unemployment rate; China's Q1 GDP year-on-year, China's March retail sales year-on-year, China's March industrial output year-on-year; UK's February three-month GDP month-on-month, UK's February manufacturing output month-on-month, UK's February seasonally adjusted goods trade balance, UK's February industrial output month-on-month; Eurozone March CPI year-on-year final, Eurozone March CPI month-on-month final; U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending April 11, U.S. April Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index, U.S. March industrial output month-on-month, U.S. EIA natural gas inventory for the week ending April 10. 
2. Events: Fed Governor Bowman speaks at the Institute of International Finance forum; Fed releases Beige Book on economic conditions; Bank of England Governor Bailey speaks on global economic imbalances during IMF meeting breaks; FOMC permanent voting member and New York Fed President Williams speaks; G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting takes place. 
3. Earnings report: TSMC. 
Friday: 
1. Data: Eurozone February seasonally adjusted current account, Eurozone February seasonally adjusted trade balance. 
Saturday: 
1. Data: U.S. total oil rig count for the week ending April 17. 
2. Events: 2027 FOMC voting member and Richmond Fed President Barkin speaks.

Key Events and Data Forecast for This Week: China's Trade Balance and Q1 GDP; Fed Officials Speak Intensively on Wednesday

Blockchain innovator XRPL Labs has renamed its flagship wallet from Xumm to Xaman in order to distinguish itself from other similarly named organizations in the market. The rebranding reflects the company's growth and expansion in the blockchain ecosystem, with new features aimed at improving customer experience. XRPL Labs seeks to bridge the gap between cryptocurrency and retail, making it easier to integrate digital assets into everyday commerce.

[XRPL Labs Rebrands Flagship Wallet from Xumm to Xaman, Reflecting Advancement and Expansion in Blockchain Ecosystem]Blockchain innovator XRPL Labs has renamed its flagship wallet from Xumm to Xaman in order to distinguish itself from other similarly named organizations in the market. The rebranding reflects the company's growth and expansion in the blockchain ecosystem, with new features aimed at improving customer experience. XRPL Labs seeks to bridge the gap between cryptocurrency and retail, making it easier to integrate digital assets into everyday commerce.

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