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On April 18, according to AXIOS reporters, a U.S. Department of Defense official stated that since Saturday morning (local time), the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has launched at least three attacks on merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

[US Media: Iran Launched at Least Three Attacks on Merchant Ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday]On April 18, according to AXIOS reporters, a U.S. Department of Defense official stated that since Saturday morning (local time), the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has launched at least three attacks on merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

US Media: Iran Launched at Least Three Attacks on Merchant Ships in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday

According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Justice has informed French law enforcement that it will not assist them in investigating Musk's social platform X.

[U.S. Justice Department Will Not Assist France in Investigating Musk's Platform X]According to the Wall Street Journal, the U.S. Department of Justice has informed French law enforcement that it will not assist them in investigating Musk's social platform X.

U.S. Justice Department Will Not Assist France in Investigating Musk's Platform X

On April 18, U.S. Central Command stated that since the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz began, 23 vessels have turned around in compliance with U.S. military directives. The U.S. military is implementing a maritime blockade on vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports and coastal areas.

[U.S. Central Command: U.S. Military Implementing Maritime Blockade on Vessels Entering or Leaving Iranian Ports]On April 18, U.S. Central Command stated that since the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz began, 23 vessels have turned around in compliance with U.S. military directives. The U.S. military is implementing a maritime blockade on vessels entering or leaving Iranian ports and coastal areas.

U.S. Central Command: U.S. Military Implementing Maritime Blockade on Vessels Entering or Leaving Iranian Ports

On the 18th local time, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Katibzadeh stated that the messages from the U.S. are "contradictory and vague," and that the specific date for the next round of negotiations has not yet been determined. Katibzadeh expressed that Iran has no intention of interpreting the motives behind the U.S. statements, stating, "I do not want to judge their intentions; whether these statements comply with international law should be judged by the American people." Regarding U.S.-Iran negotiations, Katibzadeh mentioned that the specific timing for the next round of talks has not yet been established.

[Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Says Date for Next Round of Talks with U.S. Not Yet Determined]On the 18th local time, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Katibzadeh stated that the messages from the U.S. are "contradictory and vague," and that the specific date for the next round of negotiations has not yet been determined. Katibzadeh expressed that Iran has no intention of interpreting the motives behind the U.S. statements, stating, "I do not want to judge their intentions; whether these statements comply with international law should be judged by the American people." Regarding U.S.-Iran negotiations, Katibzadeh mentioned that the specific timing for the next round of talks has not yet been established.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Says Date for Next Round of Talks with U.S. Not Yet Determined

On April 18, Al Jazeera reported that when asked about a possible new round of negotiations with the U.S., Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Katibzadeh stated that talks cannot proceed until both sides reach an agreement on a common framework. "We cannot determine the date for negotiations until we agree on the framework," Katibzadeh said. He emphasized that any content agreed upon by Iran in the negotiations must be able to uphold its rights under international law. Iran will not accept being an exception outside of international law, nor will it relinquish its rights.

[Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister: Date for Next Round of Talks with U.S. Uncertain Until Agreement is Reached]On April 18, Al Jazeera reported that when asked about a possible new round of negotiations with the U.S., Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Seyed Katibzadeh stated that talks cannot proceed until both sides reach an agreement on a common framework. "We cannot determine the date for negotiations until we agree on the framework," Katibzadeh said. He emphasized that any content agreed upon by Iran in the negotiations must be able to uphold its rights under international law. Iran will not accept being an exception outside of international law, nor will it relinquish its rights.

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister: Date for Next Round of Talks with U.S. Uncertain Until Agreement is Reached

On April 18, global markets saw a significant rebound over the past week, driven by expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East, but core uncertainties remain unresolved. Iran had announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a rapid decline in oil prices, a broad strengthening of risk assets, new highs in US stocks, a weaker dollar, and gold approaching the $4,900 mark. However, Iran subsequently signaled that it remains under military control, combined with the US maintaining its blockade on Iran, which has heightened market concerns about the fluctuating situation. On a macro level, the biggest variable next week will still be the progress of US-Iran negotiations. President Trump indicated that negotiations could advance over the weekend and warned that if an agreement is not reached by next Wednesday, the ceasefire may end, and the risk of renewed conflict exists; meanwhile, Iran's stance on the negotiations remains cautious, particularly regarding key issues such as uranium enrichment. The market has shifted from pricing in 'escalation of conflict' to 'pricing in a path to de-escalation,' but any sudden changes could still trigger significant asset volatility. In terms of interest rate expectations, the decline in energy prices has alleviated inflationary pressures, with the market's expectation for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve this year rising to about 60%. Additionally, Kevin Warsh, the nominee for Federal Reserve Chair, will attend a Senate hearing next week, and his policy stance (especially whether it leans dovish) will be an important variable affecting gold and risk assets. Key upcoming data includes: Tuesday at 20:30, US March retail sales month-on-month; Thursday at 20:30, initial jobless claims for the week ending April 18; Thursday at 21:45, preliminary April S&P Global Manufacturing/Services PMI; and Friday at 22:00, final April University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index and one-year inflation expectations. In the short term, the market's main focus will revolve around three key variables: progress in US-Iran negotiations, oil price trends, and signals from the Federal Reserve.

[Macroeconomic Outlook for Next Week: Focus on US-Iran Negotiations and Federal Reserve Personnel Changes, Middle East Situation Continues to Disturb Markets]On April 18, global markets saw a significant rebound over the past week, driven by expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East, but core uncertainties remain unresolved. Iran had announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a rapid decline in oil prices, a broad strengthening of risk assets, new highs in US stocks, a weaker dollar, and gold approaching the $4,900 mark. However, Iran subsequently signaled that it remains under military control, combined with the US maintaining its blockade on Iran, which has heightened market concerns about the fluctuating situation. On a macro level, the biggest variable next week will still be the progress of US-Iran negotiations. President Trump indicated that negotiations could advance over the weekend and warned that if an agreement is not reached by next Wednesday, the ceasefire may end, and the risk of renewed conflict exists; meanwhile, Iran's stance on the negotiations remains cautious, particularly regarding key issues such as uranium enrichment. The market has shifted from pricing in 'escalation of conflict' to 'pricing in a path to de-escalation,' but any sudden changes could still trigger significant asset volatility. In terms of interest rate expectations, the decline in energy prices has alleviated inflationary pressures, with the market's expectation for a rate cut by the Federal Reserve this year rising to about 60%. Additionally, Kevin Warsh, the nominee for Federal Reserve Chair, will attend a Senate hearing next week, and his policy stance (especially whether it leans dovish) will be an important variable affecting gold and risk assets. Key upcoming data includes: Tuesday at 20:30, US March retail sales month-on-month; Thursday at 20:30, initial jobless claims for the week ending April 18; Thursday at 21:45, preliminary April S&P Global Manufacturing/Services PMI; and Friday at 22:00, final April University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index and one-year inflation expectations. In the short term, the market's main focus will revolve around three key variables: progress in US-Iran negotiations, oil price trends, and signals from the Federal Reserve.

Macroeconomic Outlook for Next Week: Focus on US-Iran Negotiations and Federal Reserve Personnel Changes, Middle East Situation Continues to Disturb Markets

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss stated that the UK economy is on a very negative trajectory, attributing the issues to currency devaluation and a lack of a 'sound monetary system', while expressing her support for Bitcoin. Truss pointed out that long-term inflation and monetary expansion weaken the value of the pound, and that Bitcoin can serve as a tool to combat currency devaluation and excessive centralized control. She mentioned that she is 'very interested' in cryptocurrencies and revealed that she had encountered cryptocurrencies during her earlier work at the UK Treasury.

[Former UK Prime Minister Truss: Bitcoin as a Tool Against Currency Devaluation and Excessive Centralized Control]Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss stated that the UK economy is on a very negative trajectory, attributing the issues to currency devaluation and a lack of a 'sound monetary system', while expressing her support for Bitcoin. Truss pointed out that long-term inflation and monetary expansion weaken the value of the pound, and that Bitcoin can serve as a tool to combat currency devaluation and excessive centralized control. She mentioned that she is 'very interested' in cryptocurrencies and revealed that she had encountered cryptocurrencies during her earlier work at the UK Treasury.

Former UK Prime Minister Truss: Bitcoin as a Tool Against Currency Devaluation and Excessive Centralized Control

On April 18, the maritime intelligence company 'TankerTrackers' reported on social media that two Indian vessels attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz were forced back by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, during which gunfire occurred. One of the vessels was a very large tanker flying the Indian flag. Iran has not yet commented on the incident.

[Iranian Military Fires on Tankers Attempting to Cross Strait of Hormuz]On April 18, the maritime intelligence company 'TankerTrackers' reported on social media that two Indian vessels attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz were forced back by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, during which gunfire occurred. One of the vessels was a very large tanker flying the Indian flag. Iran has not yet commented on the incident.

Iranian Military Fires on Tankers Attempting to Cross Strait of Hormuz

On April 18, an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson issued a statement regarding the situation during the ceasefire in Lebanon, stating that in the past 24 hours, IDF troops operating south of the 'Blue Line' in southern Lebanon eliminated several members of Hezbollah who violated the ceasefire agreement and posed an 'immediate threat' to the IDF. The statement noted that the IDF used artillery to support ground operations in the area. In response to the threats faced, the IDF destroyed some of Hezbollah's infrastructure. The IDF spokesperson emphasized that the military operations were conducted based on directives from the political level. The IDF is authorized to take necessary measures for self-defense against threats, and such self-defense actions and efforts to eliminate threats are not restricted by the ceasefire agreement.

[IDF Continues Strikes Against Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon, Accuses Violating Ceasefire Agreement]On April 18, an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson issued a statement regarding the situation during the ceasefire in Lebanon, stating that in the past 24 hours, IDF troops operating south of the 'Blue Line' in southern Lebanon eliminated several members of Hezbollah who violated the ceasefire agreement and posed an 'immediate threat' to the IDF. The statement noted that the IDF used artillery to support ground operations in the area. In response to the threats faced, the IDF destroyed some of Hezbollah's infrastructure. The IDF spokesperson emphasized that the military operations were conducted based on directives from the political level. The IDF is authorized to take necessary measures for self-defense against threats, and such self-defense actions and efforts to eliminate threats are not restricted by the ceasefire agreement.

IDF Continues Strikes Against Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon, Accuses Violating Ceasefire Agreement

June 19 (Huobi) - Investing $100 in each cryptocurrency last Father’s Day would be worth the following based on prices at the time of writing:

[If You Bought Your Dad $100 In Bitcoin, Dogecoin And Ethereum Last Father's Day, Here's How Much He'd Have Today]June 19 (Huobi) - Investing $100 in each cryptocurrency last Father’s Day would be worth the following based on prices at the time of writing:

If You Bought Your Dad $100 In Bitcoin, Dogecoin And Ethereum Last Father's Day, Here's How Much He'd Have Today

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