US and Iran Reach Consensus on Ceasefire; Canada Continues Trade Standoff with US

On August 26, according to Jinshi Data, Russian media recently reported that the US and Iran have reached a consensus on the terms of a ceasefire agreement. To align with the easing of regional tensions, Iran and Oman plan to jointly establish a secure maritime corridor aimed at ensuring the stability of passage through key shipping lanes.

In the macroeconomic and trade sphere, a hawkish Federal Reserve official recently made public remarks emphasizing the necessity of maintaining a tight monetary policy. Meanwhile, the Canadian government continues to hold a firm stance in its economic and trade policies toward the US, with the bilateral standoff still ongoing.

[TechFlow]