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03:18:12

Sources in Iran have revealed that several vessels suspected of "violations" were attacked in the Strait of Hormuz. As one of the world's most important oil shipping routes, handling nearly one-third of global seaborne oil trade, any activity in the Strait of Hormuz is highly likely to attract significant attention from the international energy market and shipping industry. Currently, detailed information regarding the specific perpetrators of the operation, the nationalities of the vessels involved, the specific reasons for their violations, and whether there were any casualties or property damage, has not been officially disclosed. Further updates are pending verification and announcement.

03:18:10

The Trump administration is in discussions with the artificial intelligence industry regarding a regulatory framework for the capabilities of open-source models in the United States.

03:16:10

Iranian media reported that four missiles hit the area surrounding Konarak, and a U.S. military aircraft is currently operating in the airspace above the city.

03:14:10

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03:12:10

Explosions were heard in the port of Bandar Abbas and the Konarak region in southern Iran.

03:08:10

The air defense system at the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas has now been officially activated.

03:06:10

UBS lowered its target price for Alphabet from $410 to $400 per share, while maintaining its "neutral" investment rating on Alphabet.

03:04:14

The Yemeni military solemnly stated that it will absolutely not allow the acts of aggression and the blockade to continue; it is fully prepared and will take all necessary actions and measures to break the siege.

03:04:13

On the night of the 13th local time, Yemen's Houthi military spokesman Yahya issued a statement saying that in response to Saudi Arabia's airstrikes on Sana'a International Airport that afternoon, the Houthis used multiple missiles and drones to attack Abha International Airport in Saudi Arabia. The statement also warned all airlines not to fly over Saudi airspace until the blockade of Sana'a International Airport is lifted. Prior to this, the Saudi-led coalition had announced that its air defense system had successfully intercepted ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis towards southern Saudi Arabia.

03:04:12

Zelensky stated that Ukraine's Freya ballistic missile defense project, supported by Europe, will be officially operational within 12 months, but Ukraine urgently needs the relevant defense equipment.

03:04:10

Zelensky stated that Ukraine needs 100 Patriot interceptor missiles per month, totaling 300 for the entire winter, in order to deter any subsequent Russian attacks.

03:02:14

Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.20% at 24,152.83 points in night trading, a discount of 60.89 points to the spot index.

03:02:12

According to market sources, four explosions were heard in succession in the eastern area of Bandar Abbas, Iran. The specific cause of the explosions has not yet been disclosed.

03:00:10

According to market sources, four explosions were heard in the eastern part of Bandar Abbas, Iran.

02:48:10

Trump said he would deliver a public address to the nation at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Thursday evening.

02:46:10

The Houthi rebels in Yemen have issued a warning to airlines, advising them not to fly over Saudi Arabia's airspace.

02:44:10

The Houthi rebels in Yemen said they used ballistic missiles to strike Abha Airport in Saudi Arabia.

02:32:13

WTI crude oil futures for August delivery settled up $6.73, or 9.42%, at $78.14 a barrel. NYMEX natural gas futures for August delivery settled at $2.8970 per million British thermal units (MMBtu). NYMEX gasoline futures for August delivery settled at $3.1663 per gallon, and NYMEX heating oil futures for August delivery closed at $3.8236 per gallon. The collective strength of the energy futures sector, particularly crude oil, reflects the strong support for oil prices from multiple factors, including current international oil market supply and demand, geopolitical tensions, and macroeconomic policy expectations. Fluctuations in energy commodities will further impact downstream industries such as transportation and chemical production, influencing both daily consumption and industrial production costs.

02:32:11

Market information indicates that Venezuela's El Palito refinery, with a daily processing capacity of 146,000 barrels, has restarted its fluidized catalytic cracking unit. The restart of such core refining units typically helps improve the efficiency of light petroleum product production, supporting the country's refined petroleum product supply and related industries.

02:32:10

Crude oil futures on the Shanghai International Energy Exchange closed up 5.59% at 504.00 yuan per barrel in night trading. Shanghai gold futures closed down 2.12%, and Shanghai silver futures closed down 2.84%. Note: These market fluctuations are influenced by a combination of factors, including international commodity trends, supply and demand expectations, and macroeconomic data. Investors should carefully manage market risks.

02:24:10

Andy Burnham has already received the number of nomination votes needed to become the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

02:22:10

U.S. Central Command announced that, following instructions from the Supreme Commander, its forces will reimpose a maritime blockade on Iranian ports at 4:00 PM EDT on July 14. Central Command forces will implement blockade control measures on vessels traveling to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas. For vessels not violating the blockade, the U.S. military will continue to guarantee their right of passage in the relevant waters. This renewed blockade follows a previous two-month blockade conducted from April 13 to June 18. During that two-month period, Central Command guided over 140 compliant vessels to adjust their routes, detained nine vessels for violations, and released over 50 commercial vessels transporting humanitarian aid. The U.S. advises all crew members to listen for navigational notices; vessels navigating the Gulf of Oman and the Strait of Hormuz can contact U.S. Navy ships via channel 16 on their intercom. Further official announcements will be issued later to provide commercial vessel crews with more specific operational guidance and related information.

02:20:15

China's INE crude oil futures main contract has just broken through the 500.0 yuan/barrel mark, and is currently trading at 500.1 yuan/barrel, up 6.16% on the day.

02:20:14

Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi: The US President is absolutely right. Any party that ensures the safe passage of merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz deserves appropriate compensation for its services. Iran has always been the guardian of the Strait of Hormuz and will always bear this responsibility. A 20% cut is clearly too high; we will uphold the principle of fairness.

02:20:13

[Houthi Rebels Threaten Attacks on Saudi Targets] The Houthi rebels in Yemen released a video on social media on the evening of July 13th, threatening attacks on multiple Saudi targets. The video featured aerial images and coordinates of important facilities such as King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, and ports, accompanied by the text "A counterattack is coming." (CCTV International News)

02:20:11

[US Military to Impose Naval Blockade on Iran Starting at 8 PM GMT on July 14] On July 13 local time, the Joint Maritime Information Center, overseen by the US Navy, announced that the US military will begin implementing a naval blockade of all Iranian ports and the Iranian coastline at 8 PM GMT on July 14 (4 AM Beijing time on July 15). The blockade applies to all vessels, regardless of their flag. The blockade covers the entire Iranian coastline, including but not limited to Iranian ports and oil terminals. The blockade will not impede the transit of neutral vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to or from non-Iranian destinations. Humanitarian transport will be permitted, but will be subject to inspection. (CCTV News)

02:20:10

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract have just broken through the $78.00/barrel mark, currently trading at $78.01/barrel, up 9.24% on the day.

02:16:12

Trump claimed that the United States now has complete control over Iran's movements.

02:16:10

WTI crude oil prices broke through the $78 per barrel mark, with a daily increase of 9.23%. As one of the important benchmarks for international crude oil pricing, the sharp rise in WTI crude oil prices usually has a ripple effect on the costs and pricing expectations of multiple related industries such as the global energy market, the chemical industry chain, and transportation. Its subsequent trend is also affected by multiple factors such as global supply and demand, geopolitical situation, and policies of major oil-producing countries.

02:14:14

Brent crude oil futures, the most active contract, just broke through the $83.00/barrel mark, last trading at $83.01/barrel, up 9.24% on the day.

02:14:13

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,990.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,989.86/ounce, down 3.16% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,997.00/ounce, down 2.84% on the day.

02:14:11

On the evening of July 13 local time, the Houthi rebels in Yemen released a video on social media, threatening to launch attacks on multiple targets within Saudi Arabia. The video, released by the Houthis, showed aerial footage and specific latitude and longitude coordinates of key facilities such as King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, and ports. The video was accompanied by the text "A counterattack is coming." (Source: CCTV International News)

02:14:10

Brent crude oil prices broke through the $83 per barrel mark, with an intraday increase of 9.20%. As one of the important benchmarks for global crude oil pricing, large fluctuations in Brent oil prices usually have a wide-ranging impact on the global energy market, transportation costs, and even overall inflation trends. This increase also marks a relatively rare single-day rise in recent times.

02:08:10

Market dynamics indicate that in an email sent to financial institution executives in April of this year, Canadian banking regulators warned of potential risks associated with Anthropic's Claude Mythos large-scale model.

02:06:10

Brent crude oil rose 9% during the day's trading session, currently trading at $82.85 per barrel. This significant increase in oil prices is typically related to a combination of factors, including changes in global oil supply, geopolitical tensions, and improved demand expectations in major economies. Future oil price movements will continue to be influenced by factors such as the global energy market's supply and demand dynamics and macroeconomic trends.

02:03:21

WTI crude oil prices rose by 7% intraday, currently trading at $76.41 per barrel. This surge has boosted the international crude oil market, with related energy commodities also receiving varying degrees of support. Industry analysts believe that this round of oil price increases may be related to multiple factors, including recent expectations of supply contraction, geopolitical tensions, and the release of positive macroeconomic signals.

02:03:20

The Saudi-led coalition announced on the night of July 13th local time that its air defense system had successfully intercepted and neutralized a ballistic missile fired by the Houthi rebels in Yemen towards southern Saudi Arabia. Earlier that day, Sana'a International Airport, the Yemeni capital effectively controlled by the Houthis, was attacked. The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of carrying out the airstrike and vowed retaliation. The Yemeni Ministry of Defense disclosed that the airstrike on Sana'a International Airport was aimed at preventing a high-level Houthi delegation, who had just attended a memorial service for the late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, from returning to Yemen on an Iranian aircraft. Since the Houthi takeover of Sana'a in 2014, Yemen has been mired in conflict and instability. In 2015, the Saudi-led coalition officially intervened in the Yemeni civil war, providing support to the internationally recognized Yemeni government. (Source: CCTV International News)

02:03:18

French President Emmanuel Macron revealed that Ukraine will purchase 16 Rafale fighter jets, which are expected to enter service with the Ukrainian Air Force between 2028 and 2029 and carry out related missions in Ukrainian airspace.

02:03:17

New York silver futures extended their intraday losses to 4%, with the latest price at $57.74 per ounce. The precious metals market has seen significant volatility recently, with prices influenced by a combination of factors including the dollar's performance, geopolitical tensions, and market risk appetite. Investors should exercise caution and manage risk effectively when participating in related transactions, and closely monitor market dynamics.

02:03:16

The most active silver futures contract fell 3% intraday, currently priced at 13,992.00 yuan/kg.

02:03:15

WTI crude oil prices broke through the $77 per barrel mark, with a single-day increase of 7.83%.

02:03:14

Brent crude oil prices broke through the $82 per barrel mark, with a daily increase of 7.91%. This significant rise in Brent crude prices is typically related to multiple factors, including fluctuations in international crude oil supply, changes in geopolitical situations, and adjustments in market demand expectations. Future oil price trends will continue to be influenced by the pace of global economic recovery and policy moves by major oil-producing countries.

02:03:12

WTI crude oil rose 8% during the day's trading session, currently priced at $77.14 per barrel. The crude oil market has seen significant volatility recently, with multiple factors, including geopolitical tensions and changes in supply and demand, potentially influencing price movements. Continued monitoring of market developments is warranted.

02:03:11

The Joint Maritime Information Center, established under the leadership of the U.S. Navy, claims that the blockade and control measures implemented by the U.S. apply to all passing vessels and that there is no discrimination based on vessel registration.

02:02:17

Brent crude oil rose 8% during the day's trading session, currently priced at $82.10 per barrel. This recent sharp rise in oil prices, combined with recent supply and demand dynamics in the crude oil market, suggests that multiple factors, including geopolitical tensions, supply policy expectations of major oil-producing countries, and marginal changes in global energy demand, are likely key drivers behind this round of price increases.

02:02:16

The Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC), established under the leadership of the U.S. Navy, stated that the blockade would not impede the normal passage of neutral vessels through the Strait of Hormuz to destinations other than Iran.

02:02:15

The Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC), established under the leadership of the U.S. Navy, has released new passage rules: vessels undertaking humanitarian transport missions are allowed normal passage, but such vessels are required to cooperate with relevant inspections.

02:02:13

The U.S. government budget deficit in June was $120.305 billion, compared to $292.6 billion in the previous month. The deficit in June showed a significant narrowing compared to the previous month's fiscal deficit.

02:02:12

Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi stated that the US President's remarks were entirely correct. All entities ensuring the safe passage of merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz rightfully deserve corresponding compensation. Iran has been a guardian of the Strait of Hormuz since ancient times and will continue to uphold this responsibility. The 20% revenue share is clearly too high, and we will adhere to the principles of fairness and impartiality in handling related matters.

02:02:11

US government budget in June (in billions of US dollars)

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01:56:13

[Saudi Arabia Claims Responding to Houthi Missiles] The Saudi-led coalition stated on the evening of July 13th local time that its air defense system responded to ballistic missiles launched by the Houthi rebels in Yemen towards southern Saudi Arabia. Earlier that day, Sana'a International Airport, controlled by the Houthis, was attacked. The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of carrying out the airstrike and vowed revenge. The Yemeni Ministry of Defense stated that the airstrike on Sana'a International Airport was to prevent a high-level Houthi delegation from attending the memorial service for Iran's assassinated Supreme Leader Khamenei from returning home on an Iranian plane. Yemen has been embroiled in conflict since the Houthis seized control of Sana'a in 2014. The following year, the Saudi-led coalition intervened in the Yemeni civil war, supporting the internationally recognized Yemeni government. (CCTV International News)

01:56:12

[US State Department Announces Action to "Weaken the International Criminal Court's Operational Capacity"] The US State Department announced on the 13th an action involving multiple government departments to "systematically weaken the International Criminal Court's (ICC) operational capacity," preventing it from taking action against US military personnel or government officials and preventing it from "threatening US sovereignty" in other ways. According to an emailed statement from the State Department to the media, the measures to be taken include revoking the visas of ICC personnel and imposing travel bans on them, increasing sanctions against the ICC and its affiliated institutions, and strengthening diplomatic efforts to urge some countries to withdraw from the ICC. The statement emphasized that the United States has never agreed to accept the jurisdiction of the ICC. (Xinhua)

01:56:10

The Joint Maritime Information Center, led by the U.S. Navy, stated that the U.S. blockade measures apply to the passage of all vessels, regardless of their nationality.

01:54:12

Brent crude oil futures for the most active contract rose 8.01% on the day, closing at $82.08 per barrel.

01:54:10

The pricing logic for crude oil has long transcended a single missile conflict, signifying the collapse of the old order. Details>

01:52:13

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract rose 8.02% to $77.14 per barrel on the day.

01:52:12

Brent crude oil futures, the most active contract, just broke through the $82.00/barrel mark, last trading at $82.03/barrel, up 7.95% on the day; US unleaded gasoline futures, the most active contract, just touched the $3.1400/gallon mark, last trading at $3.1400/gallon, up 5.21% on the day.

01:52:10

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract have just broken through the $77.00/barrel mark, currently trading at $77.01/barrel, up 7.84% on the day.

01:40:11

China's INE crude oil futures main contract has just broken through the 490.0 yuan/barrel mark, and is currently trading at 490.1 yuan/barrel, up 4.03% on the day.

01:34:10

Brent crude oil futures, the most active contract, just broke through the $81.00 per barrel mark, last trading at $81.03 per barrel, up 6.64% on the day.

01:30:11

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract have just broken through the $76.00/barrel mark, currently trading at $76.01/barrel, up 6.44% on the day.

01:28:11

[ECB Executive Board Member Schnabel Outlines Challenges and Countermeasures for European Growth] Isabel Schnabel, a member of the European Central Bank's Executive Board, pointed out that shifting geopolitical landscapes, an aging population, and climate change are key challenges facing the Eurozone. In a speech delivered in Münster on Monday, she stated that greater integration and innovation are needed to boost potential growth.

01:28:10

[Russian Crude Oil Production Falls to Lowest Level in at Least Two and a Half Years] Russian crude oil production fell to its lowest level in at least two and a half years in June, as Ukraine continued its near-daily attacks on Russian oil infrastructure. According to the OPEC monthly report, Russian producers averaged 8.928 million barrels per day in June. These figures highlight the immense pressure on the Russian oil industry: due to refinery cuts caused by Ukrainian drone attacks, Russia has been forced to export large quantities of crude oil. OPEC data, based on secondary sources, shows that Russia's daily production in June was 834,000 barrels lower than its target set by OPEC and its allies, and also 61,000 barrels lower than the slightly revised May production level.

01:14:13

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: (I will not set the policy forward range beyond 18 months.)

01:14:11

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I can't speak for the entire committee, but I can comment on the median of the dot plot.

01:14:10

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I have long been skeptical of the dot plot and will adjust it in several key ways.

01:12:11

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The unemployment rate has historically been the best indicator of the state of the labor market.

01:10:12

A Saudi-led coalition spokesperson said that air defense systems have intercepted ballistic missile threats launched by Houthi rebels toward southern Saudi Arabia.

01:10:10

[Woller: Don't Want to Raise Rates Too Early and Trigger a Recession, Nor Do We Want to Act Too Late and Make a Mistake] While Federal Reserve Governor Waller stated he doesn't want to raise interest rates too early to avoid triggering a recession, he believes the job market is stable and that the Fed should avoid making the mistake of delaying its response to rising price pressures, as it did a few years ago. Waller warned that the current labor market is far less overheated than when the Fed raised rates in 2022-2023, and that "credible reasons" suggest inflation is likely to continue to decline without tightening policy. However, he stated that the evidence businesses and investors are using to anticipate falling inflation is not enough for the Fed to wait, because as confidence gradually fades, the Fed will have to raise rates more aggressively to catch up. "We cannot tolerate ignoring inflation until it completely disappears," he said.

01:08:10

A chart shows the Baltic Dry Index climbing to a more than one-month high, indicating a divergent upward trend in the dry bulk shipping market. Details>

00:56:11

Spot gold has just broken through the $3,990.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,989.83/ounce, down 3.16% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $3,997.30/ounce, down 2.83% on the day.

00:52:12

Brent crude oil futures for the most active contract rose 6.02% to $80.56 per barrel on the day.

00:52:10

Nymex crude oil futures for the most active contract rose 6.04% on the day, closing at $75.72 per barrel.

00:50:10

[Waller Sets the Tone on Tuesday's CPI Data: Hot Inflation Will Support Near-Term Rate Hike] Federal Reserve Governor Waller said on Monday that if future data shows inflation remains well above the 2% target, the Fed may need to raise interest rates "in the near term." He called current monetary policy a "crossroads." Waller said this direction will be determined by new information, such as Tuesday's CPI report, and if the data shows unfavorable trends, the Fed should not "slacken" its efforts. Waller stated, "At current policy levels, inflation could still gradually fall back to the 2% target. But I am also concerned about the possibility of another similar scenario, where data in the coming weeks shows inflation remaining high or even continuing to rise, which would require tighter monetary policy in the near term." He specifically expressed concern that recent inflation reports suggest price pressures appear to be expanding across the economy, beyond the impact of last year's import tariff increases or recent energy cost increases, potentially reflecting broader systemic inflation, which would require tighter monetary policy. Waller stated, "If core inflation is hot again this week, the FOMC will have to consider tightening monetary policy in the near term. It will take several months to see inflation data continue to decline before we can conclude that inflation is moving in the right direction."

00:42:11

U.S. Treasury yields fell after Federal Reserve Bank of Walter said there was a possibility of an interest rate hike in the near term.

00:38:10

The Nasdaq index has just broken through the 25,900.00 mark, currently trading at 25,898.78, down 1.46% on the day.

00:37:14

Spot platinum has just broken through the $1600.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $1599.32/ounce, down 1.68% on the day; Nymex platinum futures are currently trading at $1611.2/ounce, down 1.09% on the day.

00:37:13

Spot silver fell 4.03% on the day, closing at $57.42 per ounce; COMEX silver futures were last quoted at $57.80 per ounce, down 3.93% on the day.

00:37:12

Market pricing indicates that traders expect a 50% probability of a Federal Reserve rate hike this month.

00:37:10

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: If core inflation data rises sharply again this week, the U.S. central bank will need to consider raising interest rates in the near term.

00:36:15

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: We need to see core inflation decline for several consecutive months before we can conclude that inflation is moving toward the target.

00:36:14

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Concerned about the persistently high pace of core inflation.

00:36:13

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Committed to bringing inflation back to the 2% target level while avoiding excessive monetary tightening that could trigger a recession.

00:36:12

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: There is no need for further rate hikes; inflation still has a credible path to fall back to the 2% target.

00:36:10

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: There is another equally likely scenario where monetary policy will need to be tightened, and I am concerned about that.

00:35:11

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: He expects overall inflation to decline starting with the inflation data released this week, but he will focus on core inflation indicators.

00:35:10

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The fundamentals of the real economy are in good shape.

00:34:18

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Despite tariffs pushing up the cost of goods and the Middle East conflict causing energy prices to soar, household and business spending remains resilient.

00:34:17

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Determined to avoid repeating the mistakes of 2021; however, the labor market is no longer as tight and inflation expectations have stabilized.

00:34:16

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Tariffs, energy prices, and demand driven by the expansion of the artificial intelligence industry are all factors contributing to rising inflation.

00:34:15

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Previously, the market was concerned that high oil prices could drive up prices across the board, but that concern has now been greatly alleviated.

00:34:14

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Household consumption spending is expected to grow steadily, and strong investment momentum related to artificial intelligence will continue.

00:34:13

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The labor market remains stable and is close to the Fed’s goal of full employment.

00:34:11

Spot gold has just broken through the $4,000.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $3,999.85/ounce, down 2.91% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4,008.10/ounce, down 2.57% on the day.

00:34:10

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The labor market will neither exert inflationary pressures nor cause concern that it will hinder economic expansion.

00:30:12

The Dow Jones Industrial Average has just broken through the 52,400.00 mark, currently trading at 52,398.92, down 0.45% on the day.

00:30:11

Brent crude oil futures, the most active contract, just broke through the $80.00/barrel mark, last trading at $80.02/barrel, up 5.31% on the day; US unleaded gasoline futures, the most active contract, just touched the $3.0900/gallon mark, last trading at $3.0900/gallon, up 3.53% on the day.

00:28:13

The yield on the 10-year US Treasury note rose 1.03% to 4.607% during the day.

00:28:11

Market news: The Russian Energy Minister met with the Iranian President, and (Iran stated) we are ready to clear all obstacles on the road to implementing the various agreements between Russia and Iran.

00:26:13

Spot gold has just broken through the $4010.00/ounce mark, and is currently trading at $4009.77/ounce, down 2.67% on the day; COMEX gold futures are currently trading at $4017.40/ounce, down 2.34% on the day.

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