Japanese and South Korean stock markets both hit record highs as investors buy into expectations of a possible turning point in the Iran conflict. Meanwhile, international oil prices continue to climb due to fragility around the Strait of Hormuz. Despite geopolitical risks, Asian markets are showing strong growth momentum, with technology and manufacturing sectors leading gains.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 400 points, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also falling, driven by oil price volatility and inflation concerns.
[快讯] 美国汽油价格较伊朗冲突前上涨52% 据美联社报道，受伊朗冲突和霍尔木兹海峡局势影响，美国汽油价格较冲突爆发前上涨了52%。这一涨幅对低收入家庭造成显著冲击，部分地区的油价已创下历史纪录。分析师指出，若伊朗局势缓和，油价有望回落，但短期内的供应紧张仍将持续。 US Gasoline Costs 52% More Than Before Iran Conflict According to AP News, US gasoline prices have risen 52% compared to pre-conflict levels due to the Iran situation and Strait of Hormuz tensions. This increase has significantly impacted lower-income families, with some areas seeing record-high prices. Analysts note that oil prices could fall if Iran tensions ease, but short-term supply constraints will persist.