The main disagreement between the U.S. and Iran lies in the sequence of implementing the measures in the seven-day plan, rather than the specific content of the plan. WTI Bitcoin There’s relatively more optimistic news on the geopolitical front compared to yesterday—now it’s up to how the U.S. responds next. Just now, the U.S. core PCE annual rate came in lower than expected, hitting a six-month low. CME’s October rate hike expectations have dropped below 50%, now hovering around 37%. Bitcoin ($BTC) also took the opportunity to climb, and U.S. stock indices are still slightly fluctuating upward for now. Later this week, we still have the non-farm payroll data, but it’s unlikely to have a major impact on the market. The market’s focus remains on geopolitics. If further U.S.-Iran peace talks can progress, oil prices could drop further. A rate hike this month seems less likely too. October might actually bring us some good days. At least the current outlook is decent. Let’s hope the U.S. and Iran don’t keep stirring things up again.