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``` In March, global physical gold ETFs experienced the largest single-month net outflow in history. Massive sell-offs in the North American market almost cut the quarterly gains in half, while sustained buying in the Asian market partially offset the selling pressure from the West. According to data released by the World

``` Goldman Sachs’ latest warning: If the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues for another month, the average Brent crude price for the entire year will break through $100, and the risk of rising oil prices remains significant. On April 9, according to Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs analysts including Daan Struyven

``` The Iran War is reshaping the global oil landscape, with the United States rapidly rising as a key global swing supplier of crude oil. April export volumes are expected to set a record high. According to oil and gas research agency Kpler, U.S. crude oil exports in April are

The U.S. oil industry is engaged in intensive lobbying with the Trump administration regarding transit fees through the Strait of Hormuz, warning that such arrangements would undermine the global order of free navigation and trigger uncontrollable chain reactions. According to CCTV News, an anonymous regional official revealed that a

``` Less than 24 hours after a ceasefire was reached between the US and Iran, Trump's tough stance and deep-seated differences between the two sides have filled the prospects of the ceasefire agreement with uncertainty. According to Xinhua News Agency, Trump posted on social media on the 8th, stating

The US-Iran ceasefire agreement was questioned less than a day after its signing, halting the global multi-asset rebound triggered by easing tensions in the Middle East. Asia-Pacific stock markets generally declined, oil prices rebounded sharply, and investors were once again uncertain about whether the Strait of Hormuz would resume normal