Trump changes his stance again, extending the suspension period by 5 days and an additional 10 days. Oil prices continue to rise, US stocks and cryptocurrency prices keep falling. Before any significant progress in the US-Iran conflict, the market remains cautious about uncertainty, with a short-term focus on Trump's new deadline on April 6th.

Recently, there have been many geopolitical conflicts, but it must be said that Trump overestimated himself by taking advantage of Venezuela. He kept provoking Iran for no reason. Negotiations were going well, and he thought he could do anything, then he also took a targeted killing action against Iran. The operation was successful, but it also dragged the US into madness. Today, Trump gave a speech and still found the ongoing war quite boring. He keeps saying Iran is begging for reconciliation, but today he blew up a ship and claimed to have crippled Iran. Then he launched missiles at the Middle East, saying he wouldn't target industrial facilities for now, but Israel bombed a power plant and energy facilities, escalating the war again.
Not only that, he also boasted about bringing the Houthi rebels in Yemen into the fold. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz already affected oil prices, and if the Bab el-Mandeb Strait is also blocked, even if Wosh takes office tomorrow, he won't be able to lower interest rates. Oil prices are crazily high. If diesel prices keep rising, forget about lowering rates—it's time to consider raising them.
Looking at BTC data, the $70,000 level has been broken again. Short-term investors are increasing turnover. Currently, BTC is very clear: although only a small portion of short-term investors impact the price, the liquidity issues cause some investors to exit, amplifying price fluctuations. And with US stocks already dropping 2%, the volatility is even more pronounced. $BTC #国际油价走高