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Regarding the US military's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, here are six key issues of market concern.
The US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has sent global oil prices soaring. This move targets Iran's oil lifeline, exacerbating pressure on Asian energy supplies, and the market is pricing in a potential shortage.US-Iran negotiations ended without results, with the Strait of Hormuz becoming one of the biggest sticking points; a high-profile US mine clearance operation was sunk by Iran, serving as a warning.
The high-level talks between the US and Iran failed to reach an agreement, and the military standoff in the Strait of Hormuz has drawn global attention. The two sides hold differing views on control of this crucial energy shipping route, and the market remains highly cautious about the prospects of the negotiations and the stability of navigation in the strait.Goldman Sachs' analysis of "How long will the Iran war last": The market has only traded "inflation," not "recession."
Goldman Sachs warns that a crisis in the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a global recession, arguing that the current market is only pricing in an inflationary shock while ignoring the devastating impact of energy supply disruptions on economic growth. If the war drags on, global assets will face a violent reversal from inflation trading to recession trading.Gold prices plummeted for a week, reminiscent of the 1983 sell-off, prompting speculation that the Middle East might be raising funds by selling gold.
Gold suffered its worst weekly plunge in 43 years as Middle East conflict fueled inflation and suppressed expectations of interest rate cuts. The panic selling in the market bore a striking resemblance to the historical crash of 1983.Jensen Huang's GTC Speech (Full Text): The Era of Deductive Reasoning Has Arrived, and Lobsters Are the New Operating Systems
Jensen Huang reveals the "Token Factory Economics" and the trillion-dollar AI computing power demand, explaining the 350-fold performance leap of the Vera Rubin system and how agents will reshape the future workplace.Musk's latest interview: AI has entered a self-evolutionary cycle, and humans are disappearing from the "loop".
At a tech summit, Musk revealed that Tesla's Optimus 3 humanoid robot is about to enter production, and that AI has entered a self-improvement phase. He predicted that the future economy will experience rapid growth and then shift towards deflation, with the output of goods and services far exceeding the money supply, and even predicted that "money will no longer be important."Block is laying off nearly half its staff, a 24% increase! CEO: AI improves efficiency; most companies will make similar adjustments in the coming year.
In its shareholder letter, Block announced layoffs of approximately 4,000 employees, while also disclosing that its gross profit for the full year of 2025 will reach $10.36 billion, a year-on-year increase of 17%, and that the gross profit growth rate more than doubled from the first quarter to the fourth quarter.
