Happy 520!

Wednesday market, has the turning point arrived?
First, let's pay attention to the news
1. Trump: WASH can do what it wants; may introduce other measures to lower gasoline prices.

2. Thailand's cabinet has decided to cancel the 60-day visa exemption policy.

3. Samsung's 15-hour negotiations with the union have yielded no results; negotiations will continue on Wednesday.

4. US SEC lowers thresholds to aim for a "renaissance of IPOs."

5. Federal funds rate futures show a 75% chance that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by the end of the year.

6. The Trump administration plans to reduce NATO crisis response forces and requires Europe to take over the security leadership.

7. Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Katayama: Ready to take decisive action in the foreign exchange market.

8. Sources: Indonesia plans to tighten export controls on bulk commodities such as coal and palm oil.

9. Chilean Copper Commission: expects Chilean copper production to decline by 2% in 2026 and grow by 4% in 2027.

10. Middle East situation—

① Trump: We may have to strike Iran again. Agree to give Iran another 2 to 3 days, maybe until Friday or Saturday, or early next week; time is limited.

② Mediators believe US-Iran talks have made little progress; Iran insists on its core demands unchanged. US Vice President says negotiations have made "great progress," but a Plan B is prepared.

③ NATO officials: If the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened by early July, plans to deploy forces for escort will be made.