Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf advised followers to counter U.S. President Donald Trump's energy-related posts as the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.46%. According to NS3.AI, Barclays strategist Emmanuel Cau noted that Trump's recent deadline extension did not lead to the anticipated relief rally, instead diminishing confidence in a swift de-escalation.

Australia, a significant energy exporter, remains heavily reliant on imported refined fuel to sustain its transport, agriculture, and other economic sectors. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the country's vulnerability to potential disruptions in global supply chains. This dependence underscores the risks associated with Australia's energy strategy, as any interruption in the supply of refined fuel could have widespread economic implications.

The U.S. government has authorized Cuba to receive a significant oil shipment from Russia, marking a notable development in international relations. New York Times posted on X, highlighting that the Russian tanker is nearing Cuban waters, signaling a potential shift in geopolitical dynamics. This move comes amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Russia, as well as the longstanding embargo against Cuba. The decision to allow the shipment may have implications for global energy markets and diplomatic relations, as it reflects the complex interplay of international policies and economic interests.

The Los Angeles Police Department reported that 75 individuals were arrested following large-scale protests last Saturday. According to RTHK, the majority of arrests were due to refusal to disperse, including 66 adults and 8 minors, while one person was detained for illegal possession of a short sword or dagger. No injuries were reported among those arrested, although one officer sustained minor cuts and abrasions. The police department noted on social media that protesters threw large concrete blocks, bottles, and other items into a fenced area outside a facility, prompting federal law enforcement to deploy tear gas. Nationwide demonstrations erupted across the United States last Saturday, with approximately 100,000 people participating in protests in downtown Los Angeles. Protesters waved American flags and held signs criticizing U.S. President Donald Trump's administration over immigration, economic, and foreign policies, as well as the alleged illegal expansion of executive power. Despite the official end of the protest in the evening, many individuals remained near the Metropolitan Detention Center, close to the rally site. Police issued dispersal orders and deployed mounted units, batons, tear gas, and pepper spray to disperse the crowd. Organizers anticipated over 3,000 protest events across the nation, covering all 50 states and major cities such as Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. Media estimates suggest that around 9 million people participated in the demonstrations.

Parts of Tehran experienced electrical power outages following missile strikes on Sunday. Bloomberg posted on X that the attacks were part of a series of assaults by Iran and its proxies targeting U.S. allies over the weekend. In response to the escalating tensions, thousands of additional American military personnel have been deployed to the region.

The ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran has escalated into a war of attrition, as predicted last week. According to Ming Pao, despite any public statements by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding negotiations with Iran, the reality is that both nations are deeply entrenched in this conflict. Iran, lacking air superiority, is unable to defend against airstrikes from the U.S. and Israel. Consequently, its primary leverage lies in the potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on oil infrastructure in other Gulf countries. Such actions could lead to a sharp increase in international energy prices, triggering inflation and interest rate hikes. This strategy aims to counter the heavily indebted United States, reminiscent of the United Kingdom's retreat during the Suez Canal Crisis in 1956.

U.S. President Donald Trump has extended the deadline for potential strikes on Iranian energy facilities by 10 days, moving it to April 6, Eastern Time. According to Ming Pao, Trump stated that this decision was made at the request of the Iranian government. However, reports indicate that Iran has denied making such a request. In related economic news, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has significantly raised its inflation forecasts for major global economies. The OECD now estimates that the inflation rate in the United States could rise to 4.2% this year. The economic situation remains complex and volatile, with the U.S. Dollar Index likely to hover around 100 in the short term.

Geopolitical factors have contributed to rising oil prices and a strengthening U.S. dollar, leading to a decline in the yen's exchange rate against the Hong Kong dollar, which fell below 4.9 last week. According to Ming Pao, the market generally anticipates limited further depreciation of the yen, with potential for a slight recovery later this year due to interest rate hikes. Individuals planning to travel to Japan this year might consider exchanging yen at banks through telegraphic transfer at current low rates or directly at currency exchange shops offering attractive rates.

Hong Kong stocks experienced a decline last week, falling below the 25,000-point mark due to geopolitical tensions. According to Ming Pao, Kwok Sze Chi, Vice Chairman of the Hong Kong Stock Analysts Association, noted that the ongoing unrest in the Middle East has contributed to the overall soft performance of the stock market in March. He suggested that in the absence of unexpected events, the market might maintain a fluctuating pattern. In March, the market showed a trend of rising initially and then declining, with the Hang Seng Index dropping from a high of 26,403 points to a low of 22,403 points on the 23rd, marking a fluctuation of 2,200 points within the month. The focus now is whether the market can overcome the current challenges in April, with developments in the Middle East being a crucial factor.

Global stock markets have experienced adjustments this month following military actions by the United States and Israel against Iran at the end of last month. According to Ming Pao, Helen Jewell, Chief Investment Officer for International Markets at BlackRock, analyzed the situation, noting an increase in market risk premiums due to these geopolitical tensions. Despite the significant uncertainty posed by the conflict, some conservative investors are considering selling all their stocks and increasing cash holdings as a hedge. However, Wong Kwok Ying, a fund manager and partner at Wong Kwok Ying Asset Management Company, who previously advised against going 'all in' during the Hong Kong stock market boom five years ago, emphasized in an interview last weekend that investors should not completely sell off their holdings ('all out'). He elaborated on the reasons for this stance in the interview.

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