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``` The US-Iran peace agreement is about to be signed, boosting market risk appetite. Wall Street strategists believe that the momentum for US stock gains is spreading from technology stocks to cyclical sectors. Morgan Stanley strategist Wilson pointed out in his Monday report that passage through the Strait of Hormuz is

As the US-Iran ceasefire negotiations enter their final phase, the core logic that previously suppressed gold prices is reversing, and the window for allocating gold may have quietly opened. On the 14th, the US and Iran announced that they had reached a memorandum of understanding for a ceasefire. US President

The US-Iran peace agreement is about to be reached, the geopolitical risks in the Strait of Hormuz have significantly cooled down, and international oil prices have dropped sharply. For American consumers, the most direct benefit is seen at gas stations—average US gasoline prices are expected to fall below the

``` Aluminum prices face significant downward pressure in the short term, as three supply-side headwinds are forming simultaneously. Although supply disruptions caused by conflicts in the Middle East have provided strong support for aluminum prices, the market is cooling due to China’s unexpectedly rapid production growth, Indonesia’s swift smelting

In the past few years, external discussions about HarmonyOS have long focused on one question: can Huawei truly rebuild an independent and mature operating system ecosystem? But as we enter 2026, this question is changing. At the recently concluded Huawei Developer Conference (HDC 2026), Huawei revealed a set of latest

``` According to reports, Iran will allow ships to freely pass through the Strait of Hormuz for 60 days according to the agreement. Brent crude oil's decline widened to 5.5%. Risk Warning and DisclaimerThe market carries risks, and investment should be cautious. This article does not constitute individual

On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan will face its most closely watched interest rate decision in nearly thirty years. The market almost unanimously expects the central bank to raise rates by 25 basis points to 1%, marking Japan's return to the 1% interest rate era for the first