Asia-Pacific early trading shows significant divergence: crude oil opens sharply lower, US stock index futures rally across the board, driven mainly by expectations of US-Iran ceasefire.

WTI crude opens down 3.83%, trading at $88.816/barrel; Brent crude falls 4.3%, touching $99.99/barrel, with geopolitical risk premium rapidly retreating.
The three major US stock index futures rise in sync, Nasdaq 100 futures up 1%, Dow and S&P 500 futures both up 0.72%, risk sentiment clearly improving.

On the news front, the US is proposing a one-month ceasefire plan, negotiating with Iran on 15-point agreement to end the conflict. The geopolitical hedging logic that previously supported oil prices has significantly cooled, pressuring crude lower, while risk assets are recovering.
In the short term, markets will fluctuate around negotiation progress; if the situation continues to ease, oil prices may decline further, and US stock risk appetite is expected to rise further.
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