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U.S. Military Strikes in the Strait of Hormuz: Crude Oil Surges, Bitcoin Falls Below $78k—Why Are Markets Under Pressure Across the Board?

In the early hours of August 31, 2026, Beijing time, U.S. Central Command confirmed that the U.S. military had launched airstrikes on two rocket launchers on Iran’s Larak Island near the Strait of Hormuz. This was the first public acknowledgment by the United States of a military strike against targets inside Iran since late July. Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps immediately announced that it had launched missiles at U.S. military bases, declaring that “the aggressors will inevitably be
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GateInstantTrends·08-31 02:02
U.S. Military Strikes in the Strait of Hormuz: Crude Oil Surges, Bitcoin Falls Below $78k—Why Are Markets Under Pressure Across the Board?

Kiwoom Launches Samsung SK Group TOP 4+ ETF on September 1, Covering 10 Core Holdings

According to Kiwoom Investment & Asset Management, the KIWOOM Samsung SK Group TOP 4+ ETF will launch on the Korea Exchange on September 1, tracking the Akros Samsung SK Group TOP 4+ index with 10 core holdings across both conglomerates. The portfolio spans three pillars: semiconductor leaders Sams
GateNews·08-31 02:01
Kiwoom Launches Samsung SK Group TOP 4+ ETF on September 1, Covering 10 Core Holdings

USD-KRW Rate Hits 13-Month Low at 1,372.50 Won on May 28

The USD-KRW exchange rate closed at 1,372.50 won on May 28 in the Seoul foreign exchange market, marking its lowest level in 13 months since July 24 last year. The decline stems from sustained foreign investor selling pressure and export company dollar sales following a semiconductor boom that
GateMacroTradfiHub·08-31 01:59
USD-KRW Rate Hits 13-Month Low at 1,372.50 Won on May 28

Former St. Louis Fed President: The FOMC may already be divided internally, while rising gold prices reflect weakening market confidence.

Former St. Louis Fed President James Bullard estimated in an interview on August 29 that the FOMC was “almost completely 50-50” on whether to raise rates in September, with the split roughly standing at “10 to 9.” Bullard said that rising gold prices are a “scorecard” of the market’s assessment of the Fed’s credibility. Foreign central banks collectively hold more than 1 billion ounces of gold, and he emphasized that they prefer physical gold over bitcoin. Existing Voting Record of the FOMC’s In
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Bisc·08-31 01:40
前聖路易斯聯儲主席爆料FOMC内部或已分裂