German Chancellor Merz: Energy taxes on diesel and gasoline will be reduced by about 17 cents per liter for two months.

Domestic News: 1. Zhang Guoqing conducted research at China Yajiang Group. 2. Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Khalid arrived in Beijing to begin his visit to China. 3. The Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council was authorized to release ten policy measures to promote cross-strait exchanges and cooperation. 4. Vanke founder Wang Shi posted a statement denying rumors of his arrest: "Everything is fine; those spreading rumors will be handed over to the law." 5. Shanghai's daily transaction volume of second-hand homes broke a five-year peak record for the second consecutive time, with the proportion of high-end properties increasing. International News: 1. In early trading on Monday, WTI crude oil surged 10%, gold fell $100, silver fell 4%, and US stock index futures fell more than 1%. 2. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán suffered an election defeat, with the Tissa Party winning the parliamentary election. 3. Iranian oil ministry official: It is expected that damaged refineries can recover to at least 70% of their previous capacity within one to two months. 4. Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy: The full transport capacity of the East-West oil pipeline has been successfully restored, with an average daily transport volume of approximately 7 million barrels. 5. US-Iran Situation— ① Trump: The US and Iran have reached an agreement on "most issues," except for the nuclear issue. A blockade of all ships attempting to enter or exit the Strait of Hormuz will begin, and ships paying tolls to Iran in international waters will be intercepted. Meanwhile, Iranian mines in the strait will be cleared. ② Trump stated that the US will not allow Iran to profit from oil sales. ③ The time and location for the next round of US-Iran negotiations are yet to be determined. ④ Israeli media: Israel assesses the possibility of an extension of the US-Iran ceasefire; the Israeli military is preparing to launch another attack on Iran. ⑤ Iranian Revolutionary Guard: Non-military vessels are allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, provided they adhere to navigation rules. ⑥ Iran stated that it resisted three "unreasonable demands" from the US during the negotiations: "equal distribution of benefits in the strait"; the removal of all uranium enriched to 60% from the country; and the stripping of Iran's uranium enrichment rights for the next 20 years. ⑦ Ghalibaf: If the US provokes, Iran will retaliate. ⑧ Regional officials familiar with the matter: Diplomatic doors between the US and Iran remain open, and a second round of negotiations may be held within days. ⑨ Starting at 10 PM Beijing time on the 13th, the US military blockaded maritime traffic at Iranian ports, claiming it would not impede the freedom of navigation for ships traveling to and from non-Iranian ports. ⑩ Iranian Foreign Minister: When we were just one step away from reaching an agreement, the US changed its conditions.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda: The conflict could exert both upward and downward pressure on potential inflation.