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Israel's strikes on Iranian steel mills have reportedly destroyed 70% of their capacity—more than 20 million tons of annual capacity evaporated instantly. Citigroup warns that this is a severely underestimated structural supply gap: 9 million tons of net exports will quickly disappear from global trade flows, putting upward pressure on global steel prices, and potentially causing a surge in coking coal demand of 6 to 7 million tons, with the supply-demand imbalance possibly lasting for several quarters.

Apple's first foldable iPhone is mired in engineering verification testing difficulties, with early trial production issues exceeding expectations. In the worst-case scenario, mass production could be delayed by several months. Insiders emphasize that the crux of the problem is not a supply chain shortage, but rather the engineering challenges inherent in the product itself. April to early May is considered a critical window for success or failure. Although initial production is only 7 to 8 million units, this product, which carries Apple's strategic focus for 2026, is expected to reshape the entire foldable screen market.

Peter Schiff, a renowned economist and a staunch Bitcoin critic, has once again sounded alarm....

Trump posted on social media, "April 7th will be Iran's Power Plant Day and Bridge Day," hinting at a fierce bombing of Iranian power plants and bridges. He also said, "Open that damn strait, or you'll live in hell—just you wait!"