U.S. Central Command: Yesterday, An Iranian-flagged Cargo Ship Attempted To Evade The U.S. Blockade By Transiting The Strait Of Hormuz After Leaving The Port Of Hormuz. The U.S. Military Successfully Intercepted The Ship, Which Is Now Returning To Iran. Since The U.S. Blockade Began On Monday, Ten Ships Have Been Diverted, And Zero Have Successfully Broken Through

According To Iran's Tasnim News Agency, Iran And Pakistan Will Meet In Tehran On Thursday To Discuss In Detail The Information Exchanged Between Iran And The United States Since Sunday

International Oil Prices Edge Up On The 15th

Japan And The United Kingdom Increased Their Holdings Of U.S. Treasuries In February

The Dow Jones Industrial Average Closed Down 72.27 Points, Or 0.15%, At 48,463.72 On Wednesday, April 15; The S&P 500 Rose 55.57 Points, Or 0.80%, To 7,022.95 On Wednesday, April 15; And The Nasdaq Composite Rose 376.93 Points, Or 1.59%, To 24,016.02 On Wednesday, April 15

In February, The United States Recorded A Net Inflow Of International Capital Totaling US$184.502 Billion, Compared With A Previous Reading Of A US$25 Billion Outflow

U.S. Democrats Initiate Impeachment Against Defense Secretary Hegseth

The Nasdaq Hit A Record High In Late Trading

Market News: Russia Deployed 349 Drones And 20 Missiles In Its Daytime Attack

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Stated That The Weakening Yen In 2025 Will Not Have A Significant Transmission Effect On Inflation. While A Weaker Yen Helps Japan Buffer Some Of The Impact Of Increased US Tariffs, The Exchange Rate Should Be Determined By The Market

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Stated That The Bank Of Japan Can Ignore Inflationary Pressures From The Middle East Conflict Because The Second Round Of Inflation Will Be Relatively Mild