Still the same as we talked about this morning: The U.S. military is only blocking ships entering and leaving Iran, making the situation more controllable. This can be seen as a 'sanctions escalation' rather than a 'war escalation.' Like we mentioned yesterday, the core goal isn’t military but economic—the aim is to cut off Iran’s cash flow. If it’s sanctions rather than military escalation, the market will view it as a 'controllable escalation' in the short term, so the trend hasn’t spiraled out of control. And as of now, we haven’t seen any corresponding actions from Iran today, which has further boosted market confidence. As long as negotiations are still possible, the probability of reaching a conditional compromise increases significantly.