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Golden Ten Data June 25｜Medical equipment and biopharmaceutical company Beyond Air is down nearly 4% in pre-market trading. According to reports, Beyond Air will release its fiscal year 2026 financial report before market open on June 26 (tomorrow), adding pressure to its share price today. The company continues to incur losses and its cash burn rate is rapid, so investors may choose to exit and observe before the earnings announcement. The market is focused on whether revenue will meet the full-year guidance, the rate of cash consumption, and the progress of FDA approval for the second-generation LungFit PH system.

According to Jinse Finance, on June 25, the trading volume of Polymarket's stablecoin pUSD exceeded $500 million.

⑴ During his visit to Bahrain, US Secretary of State Rubio downplayed concerns raised by the United Arab Emirates about Iran possibly imposing transit fees on the Strait of Hormuz, calling it “a word game.” Previously, a presidential advisor from the UAE warned against imposing “geopolitical facts” on Gulf countries due to “treacherous acts of aggression,” cautioning that such actions would sow the seeds of division and conflict for the future.⑵ Trump claimed that Iran has informed the US that it does not seek to collect transit fees from ships passing through, and threatened to abandon negotiations if Iran attempted to impose such fees. Brent crude oil fell to $72.24 per barrel on Thursday, below the level prior to the outbreak of the Iran war on February 28. Vessel traffic through the strait doubled in the past 24 hours, reaching the highest level since before the conflict.⑶ Speaking in Kuwait City, Rubio stated that the US would not do anything to jeopardize the security of its long-term allies. However, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard warned that newly declared shipping routes without coordination with Iran are unacceptable and pose security risks, and announced actions would be taken against vessels failing to comply.⑷ In a closed-door meeting, Trump clashed fiercely with Republican senators over the outbreak of the Iran war. Senators demanded an explanation from the government as to why the framework agreement signed last week provided financial incentives to Iran without fulfilling any of the objectives set at the start of the conflict. Polls show that only 24% of Americans believe this war is worth the cost.