According to the latest reports, U.S. media says the U.S. and Iran are about to reach a one-page ceasefire memorandum, and both sides are expected to end the war. At the same time, Iran has also confirmed that it is “assessing” the ceasefire understanding memorandum proposed by the U.S. side. Benefiting from this positive development, international crude oil prices quickly plunged, and market sentiment was upbeat.

This development is a major positive for global financial markets. U.S. stock index futures jumped on the news, and it is expected that U.S. stocks will continue to set new highs tonight, especially with technology stocks leading the Nasdaq higher. The A-share market has also already shown strength: today’s trading value exceeded 3 trillion yuan, the Sci-Tech Innovation 50 rose sharply, and the ChiNext Index hit an 11-year high. If U.S. stocks surge tonight, A-shares are expected to stay hot tomorrow as well, and technology-stock sentiment is likely to continue further.

Analysts point out that the worst period for the U.S. and Iran is behind them; afterward, it is likely to cool down or settle into a stalemate, lowering the risk of a large-scale war. And China has played a key role in brokering this, leading the U.S. side to give up the aggressive “Freedom Plan” and instead seek negotiations. At present, global stock markets are moving in sync in a technology bull market; it is not just A-shares going up alone, as tech stocks in Europe, the U.S., and Asia-Pacific are rising simultaneously. Trading volume in A-shares after the holiday has clearly increased—funds that missed the move have just entered the market. Even if some risk-averse funds leave, it is difficult to change the trend of energy accumulation and upward momentum. The benchmark index has not yet broken above 4,197 points and remains suppressed, but the overall trend is positive, and the technology theme remains the main line. #Gate广场五月交易分享