Svmuu News: Trump announced that the planned strike on Iran's energy infrastructure will be suspended for 10 days, postponed until 8:00 PM Eastern Time on April 6th. Eamonn Sheridan, an analyst at the US financial website investinglive, stated that this move indicates diplomatic engagement is still actively advancing. Trump said negotiations with Iran are ongoing and progressing well, providing a window for de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East. This decision effectively delays the significant escalation in Iran's energy sector that the market had feared, offering a short-term respite for the global energy market, particularly the oil market. By postponing action, Washington appears to be testing whether breakthroughs can be achieved through secret channels or mediation talks, or at least preventing further escalation in the near term. However, the set deadline indicates that risks remain high. The April 6th deadline has now become a focal point for the market, effectively acting as a binary catalyst: either diplomatic progress is made, extending the suspension or reaching a framework agreement; or negotiations fail, leading to a sharp escalation of tensions. Importantly, this does not indicate a shift in its fundamental strategy. The US retains the option to resume strikes, while Iran has previously warned it would retaliate if attacked. Therefore, the broader geopolitical context remains fragile.