Regarding the recent Iran situation, just look at the trends of gold and crude oil.

Words from politicians and propaganda from various countries can be deceptive, but money and capital do not lie.
If gold falls, it indicates that the U.S. has maintained the dollar's position, and the U.S. retains a significant advantage on the battlefield.
If gold rises, it suggests that the war has become deadlocked, the U.S. is stuck in a quagmire, and the dollar's status is being challenged (while also considering the impact of the U.S. rate cut cycle on gold).
If crude oil rises, it indicates that the Strait of Hormuz is out of control, the U.S. cannot maintain safe navigation in the area, or negotiations are temporarily at an impasse.
If crude oil falls, it suggests the situation has stabilized or that negotiations have achieved a phased breakthrough. #创作者冲榜