It doesn’t seem like there’s any hidden major development this week!



The US-Iran brief ceasefire, US stock earnings, and PCE inflation data,
the Federal Reserve interest rate decision, Japan’s interest rate decision, and Israeli Prime Minister meeting with Trump.

Basically, they’re all out in the open, so the risk isn’t high.
Known risks aren’t really called risks.
The only hidden one is whether the US and Iran can kick off negotiations—hard to say. Everything else isn’t a big issue!#美军13天轰炸伊朗后停火
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BullBearJudge
· 3h ago
This week seems calm and steady, but once hidden variables like the US-Iran negotiations suddenly break unexpectedly, the market may experience sharp volatility; however, since everyone is watching, the risk is actually controllable.
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SweepTheFloor
· 3h ago
Haha, this headline is interesting. In fact, the visible matters are easier to deal with—what you’re really afraid of is the things you can’t see.
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GasHunter
· 3h ago
The analysis is very clear; the only uncertainty is whether the US and Iran can sit down and negotiate—everything else is a sure bet.
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ArtCollector
· 3h ago
Indeed, if the known risks are understood, there’s nothing to fear.
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