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Market news: 11 French citizens have been detained in Thailand on suspicion of drug trafficking.

Market news: US President Trump stated that the United States has no shortage of missile munitions.

Market news: US President Trump said that Iran's inflation rate is as high as 300%, and its currency is worthless.

Market news: Canadian Trade Minister and U.S. Trade Representative Greer will meet on Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. New York time.

Market news: US President Trump said that the Iranians reached an agreement with the US in the talks, but denied it in the media, which is "playing us for fools".

Market news: US President Trump said that the Iranian economy is in a state of chaos.

Market news: US President Trump said he was frustrated with Iran's negotiating style.

Market news: US President Trump stated that the war is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Market news: US President Trump said that Iran would acquire nuclear weapons if it were not attacked.

Market news: US President Trump said oil prices are lower than during Biden's presidency.

The annualized total of U.S. existing home sales in July will be released in ten minutes.

Market news: German gas importer SEFE failed to sell its Radiden gas storage space on Tuesday.

Market news: Tanker dynamics data shows that in the four weeks ending August 9, Russian crude oil exports fell to 3.71 million barrels per day, the lowest level since late May, indicating that the surge in exports caused by Ukraine's continued attacks on Russian refineries is fading.

EU Electricity Coordination Group: The situation will remain tense this week.

EU Electricity Coordination Group: There is no risk of insufficient supply in the short term.

Market news: Satellite images show that oil tankers are maintaining the Middle East crude oil export route outside the Strait of Hormuz through a relay transfer method.

Market news: The EU electricity coordination group discussed the issue of power supply security.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board: Ryanair's engine malfunction caused cabin depressurization.

Intel shares fell 1.1% after the company announced it would expand its stock offering and determine pricing.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened 113.13 points higher, or 0.21%, at 54,089.11 on Tuesday, August 11; the S&P 500 opened 9.24 points higher, or 0.12%, at 7,762.26; and the Nasdaq Composite opened 61.57 points higher, or 0.23%, at 26,666.92.