-- 週一，中國股市開盤走低，此前美國總統川普誓言封鎖霍爾木茲海峽，此前他與伊朗的談判未能達成結束戰爭的協議。 衡量中國股市的主要指標－上證綜指週一開盤報3971.20點，較前一交易日收盤價3986.22點下跌0.4%。深證成指開盤報14233.11點，較前一交易日收盤價14309.47點下跌0.5%。 川普宣布立即對霍爾木茲海峽實施海上封鎖，並威脅要以武力結束對伊朗的戰爭，此舉令市場情緒受到衝擊。 川普在Truth Social網站上發文稱，儘管外交談判取得了進展，但「核子」這一核心問題仍未解決。 川普進一步命令美國海軍“搜尋並攔截所有在國際水域向伊朗支付通行費的船隻”，並宣布此類付款為非法敲詐勒索。他還警告伊朗，美國“已做好充分準備，我們的軍隊將徹底消滅伊朗殘餘勢力！”
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