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&nbsp;sources from the Iraqi security department said on the evening of the 11th local time that explosions were heard in the southwest of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. (CCTV News)

[Explosions were heard in southwestern Baghdad, the Iraqi capital.]&nbsp;sources from the Iraqi security department said on the evening of the 11th local time that explosions were heard in the southwest of Baghdad, the capital of Iraq. (CCTV News)

Explosions were heard in southwestern Baghdad, the Iraqi capital.

on the 11th, German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katarina Reiche stated that due to the surge in global energy prices caused by the US and Israel's military strikes on Iran, Germany will release 19.51 million barrels of strategic oil reserves to alleviate the pressure of rising oil prices. The German government will also impose restrictions on how gas stations adjust fuel prices, allowing price increases only once per day, while decreases are unrestricted. Reiche said that past energy crises have shown that oil prices rise quickly but fall slowly, so it is necessary to stabilize market fluctuations by limiting the frequency of price increases. Germany has used its strategic oil reserves three times so far: during the Gulf War in the 1990s, after Hurricane Katrina hit the US in 2005, and during the 2011 Libyan war which caused oil export disruptions. (Xinhua News Agency)

[Germany will release nearly 20 million barrels of oil reserves.]on the 11th, German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katarina Reiche stated that due to the surge in global energy prices caused by the US and Israel's military strikes on Iran, Germany will release 19.51 million barrels of strategic oil reserves to alleviate the pressure of rising oil prices. The German government will also impose restrictions on how gas stations adjust fuel prices, allowing price increases only once per day, while decreases are unrestricted. Reiche said that past energy crises have shown that oil prices rise quickly but fall slowly, so it is necessary to stabilize market fluctuations by limiting the frequency of price increases. Germany has used its strategic oil reserves three times so far: during the Gulf War in the 1990s, after Hurricane Katrina hit the US in 2005, and during the 2011 Libyan war which caused oil export disruptions. (Xinhua News Agency)

Germany will release nearly 20 million barrels of oil reserves.

HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.42 USDT, with a increase of 0.21% in 24H.

[XMR fell below 350  USDT] HTX data showed that XMR fell below 350  USDT and is now at 349.42 USDT, with a increase of 0.21% in 24H.

XMR fell below 350  USDT

esp Hits New High of 0.0975 USDT, Up -10.14% in 24H

【esp soared to 0.109 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -10.14%. It currently trades at 0.0975 USDT on HTX.】esp Hits New High of 0.0975 USDT, Up -10.14% in 24H

esp soared to 0.109 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -10.14%. It currently trades at 0.0975 USDT on HTX.

btw Hits New High of 0.018142 USDT, Up -15.79% in 24H

【btw soared to 0.023393 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -15.79%. It currently trades at 0.018142 USDT on HTX.】btw Hits New High of 0.018142 USDT, Up -15.79% in 24H

btw soared to 0.023393 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -15.79%. It currently trades at 0.018142 USDT on HTX.

an ongoing internal investigation by the U.S. military has preliminarily determined that the U.S. missile strike on a primary school in Iran was a "mistaken strike." The investigation states that on February 28, during an airstrike on a military base in Iran, a U.S. "Tomahawk" cruise missile "mistakenly hit" this primary school in Minab City, Iran. It is claimed that the U.S. military "used outdated data provided by the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency" when selecting the target coordinates, causing the school to be "misidentified as a military target." The investigation also states that the school building "was formerly part of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy base but was converted for school use between 2013 and 2016."&nbsp;

[A preliminary internal investigation by the U.S. military has determined that the attack on the Iranian school was a "mistake".]an ongoing internal investigation by the U.S. military has preliminarily determined that the U.S. missile strike on a primary school in Iran was a "mistaken strike." The investigation states that on February 28, during an airstrike on a military base in Iran, a U.S. "Tomahawk" cruise missile "mistakenly hit" this primary school in Minab City, Iran. It is claimed that the U.S. military "used outdated data provided by the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency" when selecting the target coordinates, causing the school to be "misidentified as a military target." The investigation also states that the school building "was formerly part of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy base but was converted for school use between 2013 and 2016."&nbsp;

A preliminary internal investigation by the U.S. military has determined that the attack on the Iranian school was a "mistake".

&nbsp;U.S. regulators plan to propose a new set of capital requirements aimed at encouraging certain Wall Street banks and their mid-sized competitors to expand credit lending. According to insiders, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) officials may announce the related proposals as early as next week. The plan will include three key capital-related measures. One of the plans is a revised version of the major U.S. bank capital proposal "Basel III." Michelle Bowman, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, said last month that the revised version will be released before the end of March. Insiders said another measure will allow mid-sized banks to use a standardized approach when calculating capital levels, in response to concerns from smaller institutions that using the more complex methods employed by Wall Street banks would incur higher calculation costs.

[US regulators are proposing to ease some capital requirements for Wall Street banks.]&nbsp;U.S. regulators plan to propose a new set of capital requirements aimed at encouraging certain Wall Street banks and their mid-sized competitors to expand credit lending. According to insiders, the Federal Reserve, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) officials may announce the related proposals as early as next week. The plan will include three key capital-related measures. One of the plans is a revised version of the major U.S. bank capital proposal "Basel III." Michelle Bowman, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, said last month that the revised version will be released before the end of March. Insiders said another measure will allow mid-sized banks to use a standardized approach when calculating capital levels, in response to concerns from smaller institutions that using the more complex methods employed by Wall Street banks would incur higher calculation costs.

US regulators are proposing to ease some capital requirements for Wall Street banks.

HTX data showed that TRX broke through 0.29  USDT and is now at 0.29011 USDT, with a increase of 1.88% in 24H.

[TRX broke through 0.29  USDT] HTX data showed that TRX broke through 0.29  USDT and is now at 0.29011 USDT, with a increase of 1.88% in 24H.

TRX broke through 0.29  USDT

PayPay, supported by Japan's SoftBank Group, has set the IPO stock price in the United States at $16 per share.

[PayPay plans to price its US IPO at $16 per share.]PayPay, supported by Japan's SoftBank Group, has set the IPO stock price in the United States at $16 per share.

PayPay plans to price its US IPO at $16 per share.

The bearish trend a few days ago brought Chainlink (LINK) down to $6.735 on April 26. The bulls tried to recover and drove the price of LINK to a solid 24-hour high of $7.30, but it later fell to a 7-day low of $6.773.

[Chainlink (LINK) Price Falls Below $7, Are The Bears Back In Control?]The bearish trend a few days ago brought Chainlink (LINK) down to $6.735 on April 26. The bulls tried to recover and drove the price of LINK to a solid 24-hour high of $7.30, but it later fell to a 7-day low of $6.773.

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btw soared to 0.029071 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -21.79%. It currently trades at 0.021353 USDT on HTX.

Chainlink (LINK) Price Falls Below $7, Are The Bears Back In Control?

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