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Strait of Hormuz Blockade Crisis Sees New Developments. Iran is reportedly considering opening passage for Japanese-related vessels, while Indian liquefied petroleum gas ships are also preparing to re-cross this key global energy trade chokepoint. On March 21, according to CCTV News, Iran’s Foreign Minister Aragchi stated in a phone

``` Since the outbreak of the Iran war nearly three weeks ago, the market has held onto a comforting bet: that energy supply disruptions would be brief, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen, and the Federal Reserve's rate-cut cycle would resume as scheduled. Over the past week, this bet

``` Oil and gas infrastructure can be destroyed in minutes but takes years to repair. This severe mismatch on the timeline is amplifying the daily cost of the Middle East conflict into months or even years of sustained global economic damage. CCTV News reported that on Thursday, March 19 local time,

``` The Middle East conflict has entered its 21st day, and the market experienced a dramatic reversal from escalation to de-escalation within the same trading day. According to a Wallstreetcn article, after the Friday trading session, Trump posted on the social media "Truth Social" stating that the US is

``` Gold experienced its most severe weekly drop in 43 years this week, with echoes from history chilling the market. This week, gold saw its largest weekly decline since March 1983, with spot gold prices falling for eight consecutive trading days, marking the longest losing streak since October 2023. Meanwhile, silver

March 20—According to foreign media reports, Tesla plans to procure solar panels and manufacturing equipment worth $2.9 billion (about RMB 20 billion) from Chinese suppliers, including Maiwei Technology. The order may involve several listed companies such as Maiwei Shares, Laplace, and Jiejia Weichuang. Due to these rumors, the

``` Musk was found by a San Francisco jury to have intentionally depressed Twitter’s stock price during a critical window before his 2022 acquisition, and must bear liability for damages. On Friday, March 20, a jury at the U.S. Federal Court in San Francisco ruled that Musk defamed Twitter