Yesterday, people were still shouting "Iran can't hold on much longer," but after a single night, the plot directly reversed.

Both sides officially announced a two-week ceasefire, and the tense situation instantly eased.
The market mood swung back and forth between negative and positive, tightly controlled by sentiment.
After the news broke, crude oil prices immediately turned downward, falling cleanly and sharply.
Looking at this round of game theory, it’s clear that the U.S. underestimated Iran’s resilience; their foundation is far from as fragile as it seemed, and they are not so easily defeated quickly.
Now, the situation has entered the final stages, with the most intense climax basically over, and signals of peace gradually being released.
In simple terms, the panic that needed to be released has already been fully released, and what remains is a gradual warming of sentiment.
This is reflected in the market as well: once tension eases, funds will dare to re-enter the market. The subsequent trend is likely to enter a phase of upward correction. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战
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