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Japan's Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: Japan And Oman Held A Video Conference Of International Law Officials To Exchange Views On International Law Issues Related To The Strait Of Hormuz
The Average Monthly Price Of Polypropylene (PP) Futures Contracts Rose By More Than 2%, Currently Trading At 8,973 Yuan Per Ton
JPMorgan: The Appreciation Of The Yen And The Decline In Yields Will Accelerate The Recovery Of Japan's AI Sector
The SC Crude Oil Futures Contract Rose More Than 5%, Currently Trading At 738.5 Yuan Per Barrel, A New High Since March 23
Royal Bank Of Canada Initiates Coverage Of Sanofi European Stocks With A "Sector Perform" Rating And A Target Price Of €80
According To Fox News, A U.S. Official Said That "all U.S. Troops In Jordan Have Been 100% Accounted For" And That There Were No American Casualties, Despite Reports In The Region Contradicting This
According To Axios, U.S. Officials And Western Diplomats Say The Trump Administration Has Not Opposed A British-led Initiative To Impose New Sanctions On Israeli Settlements In The Occupied West Bank
In The First Eight Months Of This Year, The China–Laos Railway Carried 244,000 Cross-border Passengers, A Year-on-Year Increase Of Over 50%
As The Yen Rebounds, Japanese Retail Investors Are Bucking The Trend By Increasing Their Short Positions
Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: In Addition, Ten Vessels That Violated Regulations By Attempting To Traverse The No-navigation And Hazardous Zones In The Strait Of Hormuz, Under The Incitement And Support Of The U.S. Military, Were Also Targeted
Strategist: The Bank Of Japan's Hawkish Turn May Not Be Enough To Sustain A Sustained Yen Rebound
The Main Silicon Iron Futures Contract Fell By More Than 2.00% During The Day, And Is Currently Trading At 6206.00 Yuan/ton

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Silver starts to stabilize: traders watch $80 support and $70–$50 downside risk while aiming for a measured rebound rather than a sharp rally.

Silver continues to search for a bottom after last Friday's wipeout. Although prices are stabilizing, caution remains warranted in this volatile market.
The silver market rallied slightly during early Tuesday trading as the $80 level — and the 50‑day exponential moving average — provided support. Traders see short‑term dips as buying opportunities as the metal tries to grind back toward the $100 mark. However, analysts caution that a slow and steady advance would be healthier than the impulsive behaviour seen previously.

There remains a distinct possibility that silver could fall below $70 and retest $50, a level that served as a ceiling for decades. The market broke out above $50 without retesting it, so some traders are watching for a pullback to that region.
Last Friday's dramatic candlestick has left the market scarred, and confidence may take time to rebuild. Wide stop losses and smaller position sizes are advised to manage risk: the last thing you want is to be caught in another large move and see your account evaporate. Despite the uncertainty, the recent stabilization represents a promising start to a potential recovery.
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