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Glonhui, May 30 — According to CCTV Finance, at a conference held by investment institution Bernstein, Mike Wirth, CEO of US oil giant Chevron, stated that due to the situation in Iran, global crude oil inventories are continually declining, and oil prices are very likely to rise over the next two months. The Financial Times reported that Wirth's remarks reflect a widespread concern: even if the parties involved in the conflict reach a ceasefire agreement, the negative impact of the war on energy prices will persist for several months. In addition, according to a report by CNN on the 28th, due to the ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East, the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve is falling at a rate rarely seen in recent years, and commercial crude oil inventories are also at low levels.

1. The latest economic analysis report released in India indicates that domestic demand continues to demonstrate resilience. 2. Meanwhile, the authorities maintain a cautiously optimistic outlook on the near-term economic prospects and emphasize the need to remain highly vigilant about inflation trends. 3. The report also points out that a slowdown in ecological activities may pose some resistance to overall demand.

According to ChainCatcher, on-chain monitoring indicates that the cross-chain bridge Gravity Bridge has experienced a security incident, possibly due to a contract key leak, involving assets such as USDC, WETH, and USDT, with total losses estimated at around $5.4 million.