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Glonghui, April 6th | According to reports, if the Iran conflict causes a prolonged disruption in crude oil supply, South Korea may introduce a new supplementary budget in the second half of the year. Affected by this news, the KOSPI Composite Index strengthened in early trading. The KOSPI Composite Index rose as much as 2%, Samsung Electronics surged nearly 4%, and SK Hynix gained more than 2%. Japanese stock markets also climbed, and Nasdaq futures turned slightly higher. However, against the backdrop of persistently high oil prices, the downward trend in South Korean equities has gradually taken shape.

BlockBeats reported that on April 6, an independent Bitcoin miner using the anonymous solo mining pool under CKpool was fortunate enough to mine block 943,411, earning a full block reward of approximately 210 thousand US dollars, totaling 3.139 BTC, including a 3.125 BTC subsidy and a 0.014 BTC fee. The miner's hash rate was only about 230 TH/s, accounting for just around 0.00002% of the entire network's hash rate.

According to Golden Ten Data on April 6, Moody's Analytics stated in a report that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2.25% this week, as the bank is weighing inflation concerns and the impact of surging energy prices on the economy. The report pointed out that the central bank's monetary policy committee may send a signal of patience and emphasize that short-term inflationary pressures can be temporarily ignored as the economy stabilizes gradually.