According to the Financial Times, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy will reverse his plan to cut limits on cash personal savings accounts. Healy will use Wednesday's budget to maintain the £20,000 annual tax-free limit for cash personal savings accounts, overturning the cuts proposed by former Chancellor Reeves.

Boeing (BA.N) has been awarded a $499.8 million contract amendment to provide engineering services and technical support for its Apache AH-64 helicopters.

Anthropic: Launches a special program to help U.S. government agencies at all levels optimize their use of Claude. Discounts on Claude products are now available to state, local, tribal, and territorial governments.

Anthropic is expanding its partnership with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to offer a 40% discount on Claude products supplied to government agencies.

Renowned technology journalist Mark Gurman: Apple (AAPL.O) is betting that consumers are willing to pay a higher price for a MacBook Pro with a touchscreen.

Yemen Conflict: 1. Egyptian parliament approves aid to Saudi Arabia, potentially marking the first time in 35 years that troops have been deployed overseas. 2. Explosion reported at Saudi Riyadh airbase south of the border; sirens sound in several eastern areas. 3. According to Saudi media Hadas, Houthi rebels launched a ballistic missile from south of Sana'a. 4. Houthi rebels claim to have repelled an advance by Saudi forces in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait; they also attacked Saudi Abha airport with drones. 5. Jordanian minister: Monday's airstrikes in southern Syria targeted ISIS. The attacks on the group's strongholds have resulted in the deaths of more than 20 militants. Jordan will establish a joint committee with Syria following these attacks to expand counter-terrorism coordination. US-Iran Conflict: 1. Iran's Supreme Leader emphasizes fulfilling Iran's conditions to push for an end to the war. 2. Iranian President: Multilateralism is the way to counter unilateral US actions in the region. Strait Situation: 1. A fire broke out near Saudi Arabia's largest oil export hub after an attack; the fire is now under control. 2. US military refutes Iran's claim: It has not withdrawn from the Strait of Hormuz and remains on alert in the area. 3. Iranian Navy: An oil tanker illegally disabled its tracking system and attempted to cross a restricted danger zone in the eastern part of the Strait of Hormuz, was damaged by a mine and caught fire. Other situations: 1. The Chief of the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces inspected combat readiness. 2. Putin met with the Emir of Qatar to discuss the situation in the Middle East. 3. Putin held a bilateral meeting with Iranian President Pezechiyan to discuss the situation in the Middle East. 4. Iran spoke with the foreign ministers of Egypt and Jordan, emphasizing the need to maintain regional stability through diplomacy. 5. IAEA: No signs of repair have been seen at Iranian nuclear facilities, but the condition of nuclear materials remains unverified. 6. Iran plans to finalize a gas swap agreement with Russia via Azerbaijan, seeking to expand energy cooperation and investment. 7. According to Israeli media: The final voter turnout for this election was 77.7%. 8. Exit polls: Neither Netanyahu nor the opposition camp won a majority of seats in parliament. 9. Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot: Exit polls show that Israelis have rejected Netanyahu.