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Why does gold react with such volatility in the face of a crisis?The situation in Iran triggers inflation concerns, bond market urgently withdraws interest rate cut betsWhy haven't oil prices risen to $100 despite the "actual closure" of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on Middle Eastern energy facilities?U.S. gasoline prices soar as Trump's "Iran gamble" begins to pay the priceThe war in Iran has devastated the economy and "confidence"! Federal Reserve's Kashkari urgently calls: The outlook for monetary policy has become completely unclearBreaking! Alibaba Qwen experiences a late-night earthquake, Lin Junyang officially announces "stepping down and leaving"Will Trump TACO for the stock market? Wall Street is not very optimistic this timeThe stock price of PE giants continues to plummet, with "storm center" Blue Owl's stock price halving in a year, having fallen below its "initial public offering price."The Japanese and South Korean stock markets continue to declineIntel appoints Barratt as the next chairman, succeeding Frank YearyZhitong Hong Kong Stock Early Knowledge | The situation in the Strait of Hormuz drives up tanker freight rates, CNOOC directly benefits from the rise in oil pricesReports say that Tesla's Berlin factory had a capacity utilization rate of only 40% last year, which the factory manager deniesReminder: Please pay close attention to the following (all times are in Beijing time)Federal Reserve officials: The shadow of war looms over the economic outlook, the Federal Reserve can hold steadyApple raises MacBook prices across the board, with the M5 chip and new display marking an AI-first strategyThe Middle East situation impacts "this year's strongest stock market": South Korean stocks hit the largest single-day drop in 18 months, with Samsung and SK Hynix shares falling about 10%Before taking office, Waller faces numerous challenges, as Federal Reserve colleagues question the surge in oil prices, which may make it difficult for him to fulfill Trump's dream of interest rate cuts