A-share ChiNext Index rose above 4,100, gaining 1.66% intraday.

IMF managing director: three months into the Middle East war, the global economy remains stable and shows no sign of a global slowdown.

Goldman Sachs cut oil-price forecasts after Trump announced a preliminary deal that, once signed on Friday, would lift the US blockade and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. While details remain unclear, Goldman now assumes Persian Gulf exports will normalize to pre-conflict levels by end-July (previously end-August). It lowered its Brent forecast for Q4 2026 to $80/bbl (from $90) and its 2027 average to $75/bbl (from $80). Goldman projects average WTI of $75/bbl in Q4 2026 and $70/bbl in 2027.