The conflict between Iran and Israel reignites, Trump scrambles to contain it, pre-market positive news from Huang Renxun fails to revive the South Korean stock market, and Bitcoin rebounds strongly.

According to Mars Finance, on June 8th, Iran launched multiple missiles at Israel in response to the Israeli military's escalation of its operations in Lebanon. This marks Iran's first direct missile attack since the ceasefire on April 8th. The US-Iran negotiations have taken another turn, with Trump reportedly the most anxious. According to US media reports, Trump advised Iran, saying, "Your missiles have been launched, that's enough. Now you need to get back to the negotiating table and reach an agreement." Trump also stated that he would call Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu immediately and tell him "not to retaliate." Meanwhile, Nvidia announced a multi-year technology partnership with South Korea's SK Hynix before the South Korean stock market opened, but the market pointed out that the announcement lacked numerical details and commitments, indicating a lack of sincerity. Therefore, the market did not react favorably to this "positive" news. According to market data, the South Korean stock market continued its downward trend at the open, with the KOSPI index falling 8% and triggering a circuit breaker. Samsung and SK Hynix both fell 10%. Amidst overall market turmoil, the crypto market, which had already experienced a significant price drop, seems to be doing exceptionally well, with Bitcoin rebounding strongly by over 2% this morning and currently trading at $63,242.44.