The international benchmark Brent crude oil price surged past $91 per barrel during trading, with the intraday increase currently reaching 4.78%. Recent geopolitical fluctuations and expectations of supply tightening from major oil-producing countries have supported oil prices. The subsequent volatility in the commodity markets is also being closely watched by numerous market participants.

Over-the-counter silver has risen more than 1% intraday, currently quoted at $52.7429 per ounce.

Trump Media Company launches Truth API, a paid service that allows subscribed users to access posts on Truth Social in real time ahead of regular users. The service, mainly aimed at trading firms and enterprises, costs as much as $100,000 per month.

Brent crude oil over-the-counter trading price surpassed $91 per barrel, with an intraday increase of more than 3.8%. As one of the important international benchmarks for oil pricing, fluctuations in Brent prices usually have a ripple effect on the cost side of the global energy market, chemical industry chain, and transportation sectors. This notable short-term increase has attracted close attention from many market participants.

Market dynamics indicate that Japan and the United States may officially announce new policy measures to support the yen as early as next week. It is understood that the persistent weakness of the yen has been a key issue for financial authorities in both countries. The proposed policies are likely to focus on foreign exchange market intervention and monetary policy coordination, aiming to ease depreciatory pressures on the yen and ensure the stability of the currency market.