1. People familiar with the matter said that US and Iranian negotiators are discussing a phased agreement, including Iran's reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the US economic blockade on Iraqi ports. 2. In an interview with Fox News, Iranian President Masood Pezzahizyan stated through an interpreter that Iran will abide by international law on uranium enrichment. Pezerhizyan said that if Iran were attacked, it would defend itself, but “we don't want war at all.” 3. The US Senate voted 50 to 49 to reject a resolution restricting Trump's authority to fight against Iran. The resolution requires the president to withdraw US forces involved in hostilities against Iran. 4. The Trump administration stated in documents submitted to the court that it has temporarily restored the three media's access to the White House. Earlier, Trump banned these media from entering the White House last week. 5. The yield on the US longest-maturing treasury bond rose to its highest level in more than 20 years. At a time when concerns about inflation and government debt burdens are driving the global bond market to continue to sell off, this is another milestone in US bond yields. 6. The United States is seeking to join the legal action brought by Elon Musk to reverse the 120 million euro fine imposed by the European Union on social media platform X for violating online rules. 7. Oracle sent a “force majeure” notice to the developers of its New Mexico data center project. If the project fails to launch as scheduled in 2028, Oracle intends to defer payments. 8. Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Governor Anna Paulson said interest rates may need to be raised further to ensure that the inflation rate returns to the central bank's target level of 2%. 9. Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Governor Beth Hammark said that the US economy is facing a series of supply shocks, which increase the risk of a solidification of the inflationary mentality.

1. People familiar with the matter said that US and Iranian negotiators are discussing a phased agreement, including Iran's reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the US economic blockade on Iraqi ports. 2. In an interview with Fox News, Iranian President Masood Pezzahizyan stated through an interpreter that Iran will abide by international law on uranium enrichment. Pezerhizyan said that if Iran were attacked, it would defend itself, but “we don't want war at all.” 3. The US Senate voted 50 to 49 to reject a resolution restricting Trump's authority to fight against Iran. The resolution requires the president to withdraw US forces involved in hostilities against Iran. 4. The Trump administration stated in documents submitted to the court that it has temporarily restored the three media's access to the White House. Earlier, Trump banned these media from entering the White House last week. 5. The yield on the US longest-maturing treasury bond rose to its highest level in more than 20 years. At a time when concerns about inflation and government debt burdens are driving the global bond market to continue to sell off, this is another milestone in US bond yields. 6. The United States is seeking to join the legal action brought by Elon Musk to reverse the 120 million euro fine imposed by the European Union on social media platform X for violating online rules. 7. Oracle sent a “force majeure” notice to the developers of its New Mexico data center project. If the project fails to launch as scheduled in 2028, Oracle intends to defer payments. 8. Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Governor Anna Paulson said interest rates may need to be raised further to ensure that the inflation rate returns to the central bank's target level of 2%. 9. Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank Governor Beth Hammark said that the US economy is facing a series of supply shocks, which increase the risk of a solidification of the inflationary mentality.