歐洲央行：未對特定利率路徑作出預先承諾。

Axios reports Iran and U.S. officials continue negotiations via Qatari intermediaries despite recent exchanges of fire. Over the past two days Iranian and U.S. officials held parallel meetings in Doha with Qatari mediators. Qatar attempted to convene a trilateral session to resolve remaining differences directly; Iran declined. Qatari mediators traveled to Tehran on Wednesday to meet Iran’s foreign minister and other officials to try to revive talks. Two U.S. officials said they hoped Tuesday’s strike would prompt Iran to act and respond to Trump’s proposal, and that Trump’s threats are part of the same pressure strategy. One U.S. official said: "The deal remains on the table, but if Iran continues to delay and respond passively, the president is ready to make Iran pay."

At a regular briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said China is seriously concerned and strongly urges relevant parties to stop military action immediately, return to dialogue and negotiations, and support mediation efforts to achieve an early, comprehensive and lasting ceasefire. He warned military force will only worsen the situation, cannot solve root causes, and said the sovereignty, security and territorial integrity of regional states must be respected and upheld.