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U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: We will not run out of gas.

Citigroup continues to believe that oil markets underprice "duration risk" and "tail risk."

According to the Wall Street Journal: The United States has seized an oil tanker linked to Iran in the Indian Ocean, three U.S. officials said.

Market news: A letter showed that U.S. Democratic Senator Warner stated that Trump’s mobile phone manufacturing made misleading statements and questioned the company’s business practices.

US Vice President Vance: No matter what US President Trump decides on Iran, this situation will not last forever.

A Reuters/Ipsos survey showed that U.S. President Trump's approval rating dropped to 35%, close to the lowest level during his term.

A Reuters/Ipsos survey showed that U.S. President Trump’s approval rating among Republicans dropped to 79%.

U.S. Vice President Vance: It has not yet been decided where these troops will go.

US Vice President Vance: The delay in sending troops to Poland does not mean that the United States will withdraw its troops and reduce its deployment.

European Mediterranean Seismological Center: A 5.9-magnitude earthquake occurred along the central coast of Peru.

US Vice President Vance: Russia is not planning to take over Iran's uranium enrichment.

Nike (NKE.N): U.S. consumers will be able to discover and purchase Nike products directly through artificial intelligence models in the Gemini app and Google Search.

Google Gemini: Gemini Spark will be launched to trusted testers this week and as a beta version to Google AI Ultra subscribers in the United States next week; versions of Gemini Spark will also be launched to enterprises through Google Workspace and Gemini Enterprise.

US Vice President Vance: We think the Iranians want to make a deal, but we confirm that there is always a backup plan.

US Vice President Vance: Iran cannot be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons.

US Vice President Vance: We can restart military operations, but this is not what Trump or Iran wants.

US Vice President Vance: We have made great progress on the Iran issue.

U.S. State Department: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and U.N. Secretary-General Guterres spoke on Tuesday about U.S. efforts to prevent Iran from mining and collecting transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz.

U.S. State Department: Rubio will visit Sweden on May 22 to attend the NATO Foreign Ministers' Meeting.

U.S. State Department: Rubio will discuss the need for the NATO alliance to increase defense investments and share burdens.