International News:

1. WTI crude oil fell as much as 7%, Brent crude dropped below $80, marking the first time since early March.
2. Trump: Preparing to let the expiration of sanctions exemptions on Russian oil lapse.
3. The European Parliament approved legislation related to the US-Europe trade agreement.
4. SpaceX acquires Cursor developer Anysphere for $60 billion.
5. World Gold Council survey: More central banks plan to increase gold reserves.
6. The Bank of Japan raised the target interest rate from 0.75% to 1.00%, the highest level in 31 years; the central bank decided to suspend bond purchase reductions starting next April.
7. Middle East Situation—
① Trump says US-Iran negotiations have entered the second phase; the US will not invest any funds in Iran.
② Chinese media: Some US military refueling aircraft are beginning to withdraw from Israel.
③ Al Arabiya TV in Saudi Arabia released more detailed terms of the 14-point US-Iran understanding memorandum than the version published by Mehr News Agency in Iran.
④ Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani stated that Israel must withdraw from Lebanon.
⑤ The US reportedly refused Israel’s request to review the US-Iran understanding memorandum.
⑥ Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson’s advisor: Iran’s missile program and support for regional allies are non-negotiable.
⑦ US media: The US will allow Iran to immediately resume oil exports.
⑧ Vance: The exemption from tolls through the Strait of Hormuz has been explicitly included in the agreement; Trump may decide to announce the deal before Friday.
⑨ Iranian Vice President: Iran will maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz; ships passing through should pay service fees.
⑩ Sources: The $300 billion private fund does not involve government funds; the fund has received commitments from over half of the investors, including US companies.
⑪ Iranian Foreign Minister: Negotiations between the US and Iran will commence on the same day the two countries sign the memorandum of understanding.