Wall Street Dismisses Recent Gold Price Decline: A Healthy Correction in a Bull Market

① Gold prices fluctuated due to the US-Iran conflict, with London gold prices continuing their decline on Monday to $5,100 per ounce, marking a nearly 9% drop from the year's high; ② Analysts view this as a healthy correction within a bull market, with the forces driving gold prices to new highs still intact; ③ However, risks remain for gold's near-term performance.

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After Alibaba and ByteDance, Tencent has also launched its own 'Little Dragon Shrimp'!

A "shrimp" is reshaping the way ordinary people collaborate with AI. Last week, an unusual scene unfolded at the entrance of Tencent’s headquarters: nearly a thousand users lined up to have the company’s programmers personally assist them in installing an AI tool called OpenClaw. This open-source Agent, jokingly referred to by netizens as "Little Lobster," can automatically monitor trading, write weekly reports, fix bugs, and even control your computer to perform tasks on your behalf. It has already garnered over 190,000 stars on GitHub. However, the fact that people had to queue for so long highlights a practical dilemma — the configuration process is too complex for the average person to handle. Amid this wave of 'raising'

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Releasing oil reserves, canceling tariffs to secure supplies, setting price caps on oil... Asia's energy defense intensifies.

The Middle East conflict has triggered a surge in oil prices, prompting several economies in Asia to rapidly implement a series of emergency energy measures. Vietnam is cutting taxes and easing restrictions to secure supplies through market mechanisms; South Korea has reintroduced oil price caps after 30 years; Japan is preparing to release strategic reserves; and Bangladesh is reducing demand by closing universities and restricting fuel sales. If high oil prices persist, whether government subsidies can cover the shortfall will become the most critical risk factor in this round of crises.

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Saudi Arabia has activated its east-west oil pipeline to bypass the Red Sea, but this measure provides only limited relief and does not fully address Asia's energy demands!

① The Strait of Hormuz has been nearly stagnant for the seventh consecutive day, with approximately 16 million barrels of oil products unable to be shipped out daily; ② The market believes there are two alternative routes for Middle Eastern crude oil exports, but both options have issues; ③ Saudi Arabia has redirected its oil exports through domestic pipelines to ports on the Red Sea, but the volume of rerouted oil is significantly lower than market expectations, and almost all the oil shipments head north into the Suez Canal instead of being sent to Asia.

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Qatar's LNG production halt impacts global supply, Morgan Stanley: 2026 natural gas surplus may be 'erased'

Morgan Stanley warned that this shutdown will eliminate most of the expected supply surplus for 2026. If the shutdown lasts more than a month, the market will shift into a deficit, potentially driving LNG prices above $30 per million British thermal units. The firm also postponed its forecast for the first cargo from Qatar's North Field expansion project to the first quarter of 2027, further reducing this year's supply projection by approximately one million tons.

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Releasing oil reserves, lifting fuel taxes, and imposing price caps… Asia's energy defense intensifies!

The Middle East conflict has triggered a surge in oil prices, prompting several economies in Asia to swiftly implement a series of emergency energy measures.

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