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Golden Finance reported that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated on the 25th in Manama, the capital of Bahrain, that the United States hopes to reach an agreement with Iran, but not at all costs. Rubio made these remarks while attending the GCC-U.S. ministerial meeting. He said that the U.S. seeks constructive dialogue with Iran and a final agreement, but not at any cost. He also stated that no country has the right to levy transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz. Rubio has visited the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain since the 23rd, all of which host U.S. military bases. (Xinhua)

Golden Finance reports, June 25, Indian Trade Minister: Currently discussing how the US can find appropriate means and legal basis to give India a competitive advantage. When the US finds the right tools to give us a competitive advantage, a deal will be reached.

Jinse Finance reports that on June 25, according to OnchainLens monitoring, BlackRock just deposited 2,400 BTC (worth about $147.6 million) into Coinbase, and may continue to transfer more Bitcoin.

Gold Finance reported on June 25 that according to the Oman News Agency, the Omani Foreign Minister said that the future arrangements for the Strait of Hormuz do not involve toll fees.

Jinse Finance reports that on June 25, the Hong Kong government stated that Hong Kong's total gold export volume to mainland China in May was 65.562 tons, compared to the previous value of 99.327 tons. Hong Kong's net gold export volume to mainland China in May was 53.674 tons, compared to the previous value of 86.715 tons.

The press conference revealed that Beijing’s leading large language models have accumulated 2.05 billion registered users in total, providing API services to nearly 50,000 institutions nationwide. Beijing has strengthened tiered management of large-model registration and filing. The second batch of large-model ecosystem service stations has been deployed at Yizhuang Modu World and Chaoyang Guangzhi Space, with 242 large models being filed and launched in succession. Beijing has maintained the No. 1 position nationwide, and the demonstration effect of leading enterprises continues to show.

Jinse Finance reported that on June 25, Lenovo completed the issuance of $2 billion in zero-coupon convertible bonds.

Jinse Finance reports, June 25: Market news: With the Supreme Court completing the drafting of opinions, the ruling on Federal Reserve Governor Cook's case is expected to be announced next week.

Jinse Finance reports that on June 25, the Central Bank of Brazil predicted a 2% GDP growth rate for 2026, compared to a previous forecast of 1.6%.

Golden Finance reported that on-chain security analyst Specter stated that a phishing attack targeting Polymarket users is ongoing, with cumulative losses currently estimated at approximately $2.94 million. According to his monitoring, the attacker has transferred funds from over 11 victim wallets holding PUSD, converting the stolen assets into ETH. He also reminded users to be cautious of phishing risks and noted that the incident is still under ongoing investigation.

Golden Finance reported on June 25 that Morgan Stanley raised its price target for Micron Technology (MU.US) from $1,050 to $1,200, and upgraded Qualcomm (QCOM.US) from "Underweight" to "Neutral" with a target price raised from $146 to $231.

On June 25, KPMG stated that China achieved impressive results in infrastructure, foreign trade, and technological innovation from January to May, making increased investment in China a consensus. Compared to the global landscape, China boasts a complete industrial system, mature supply chains, abundant talent, and sustained innovation capabilities, providing full-chain support for multinational corporations and is becoming an innovation hub and consumption core. Relying on endogenous growth, China's economy will maintain stable improvement, driving global recovery and multilateral economic and trade cooperation.

Golden Finance reported that LTC has fallen below $40 and is now at $39.98, with a 24-hour decline of 3.73%. Market volatility is high, so please exercise risk control.

Gold Finance reports that on June 25, sources said that Russia's Norsi refinery suspended operations on Wednesday due to a drone attack.

Golden Finance reported that according to Lookonchain monitoring, the market decline led to the liquidation of a whale's long positions. Its 809.9 BTC long position valued at $47.68 million and 27.92 million XRP long position valued at $28.45 million were both fully liquidated, resulting in a loss of $8.42 million.

Jinse Finance reports that Coinglass data shows that in the past 1 hour, the liquidation amount for BTC reached $219 million, the liquidation amount for ETH reached $122 million. In addition, the total liquidation amount across the entire network expanded to $457 million, and the liquidation amount for long positions reached $439 million.

Golden Finance reports that, according to on-chain analyst Ai’s monitoring, BTC again fell below $60,000. The 5x leveraged Bitcoin long position of “1011 insider whale” agent Garrett Jin is now in a floating loss of $21.12 million. His opening price for 1,268.33 BTC was $76,117, while the mark price is $59,466—down 21.8%.

Golden Finance reported that on June 25, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 turned positive.

Barclays' latest EM and strategy outlook states that geopolitics and energy prices have dominated the market since Q2, but emerging market economies and asset performance have exceeded expectations. The Fed's policy cycle may pose new challenges for local currency assets, while a de-escalation in the Middle East could provide room for performance. Asia remains the region with the most upside potential, with growth forecast raised to 5.2% for 2026. Most economies have resilient exports and strong energy allocation capabilities, with the Philippines being the only exception, generally exceeding expectations.

Reuters says Chinese state-owned oil refiners are assessing the conditions for resuming purchases of Iranian crude oil after a U.S. exemption; if implemented, it would be the first time since 2019. CNPC and Sinopec are evaluating the feasibility of banking, insurance, and shipping aspects, but factors such as competition and weakening domestic demand still pose obstacles. Sources say there is no shortage of oil currently, with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Iraq increasing production; it remains unclear which banks can provide financing and clearing, and whether Iran's shipping capacity is sufficient.