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The current game between the US and Iran has become a core variable influencing the global economy and currency prices. The US's series of moves not only caused panic in Asian stock markets but also conveniently helped itself—significantly easing the pressure of dollar depreciation and capital outflows.
The underlying logic here is actually quite clear. Trump's rise to power represents the interests of traditional "old money," while the Nasdaq bubble is now visibly bursting. Taking advantage of the conflict, capital has naturally shifted from tech stocks to traditional energy sectors, comple