Recently, there has been a new turn in the international situation. Tehran has expressed its agreement to the ceasefire proposal with Israel put forward by the United States, and this news has attracted widespread attention in the international community.

Although there is still uncertainty about whether a lasting ceasefire can ultimately be achieved, this progress has already had a phased impact on the market. From the trend of oil prices, the current international crude oil price has fallen to around $66, reflecting the market's expectations for a de-escalation of the situation in the Middle East.

The recent developments also highlight the United States' influence in international affairs. Whether the U.S. deeply engages in the conflict will directly affect the trajectory of the situation. In the long run, the longer the conflict lasts, the higher the geopolitical risks. Conversely, if the dispute can be resolved quickly, the U.S. government will be able to redirect more attention to other important issues, such as trade tariffs and other economic matters.

The international community generally hopes that all parties can exercise restraint, resolve differences through dialogue and consultation, and restore regional peace and stability as soon as possible. At the same time, this incident also reminds us to follow the fluctuations in the global energy market and the far-reaching impact of geopolitics on the international economy.