After the opening on Monday, oil generally rose by about 2%, which was basically the reaction of Trump that he would not negotiate with Iran at the weekend, but from the rising trend, he did not quickly return to the high point before the Federal Reserve raised interest rates, indicating that the market believed that interest rate hikes would be helpful to curb the rise of oil prices. My personal opinion at present is that WTI may remain around $100, and Brant may remain around $105. This price may fluctuate further, but there may not be much room for further upward movement. If it continues to rise, the Federal Reserve is likely to respond by continuing to raise interest rates. Additionally, it should be noted that the yield on 10-year long-term bonds has exceeded 5.2%, and the market's concern is likely that the difficulty in lowering oil prices in the short term will drive up inflation in the United States, thereby stimulating the Federal Reserve to continue maintaining high interest rates. For US stocks and Bitcoin: native, the increase in US bond yields will also raise the threshold for funds to choose risky assets. When relatively low-risk assets can provide higher returns, investors need to see better profit prospects or greater upside potential before they are willing to take on additional risks, which can put pressure on high valuation and capital driven assets. One @ Gate, trade more markets