Speaker of the House: 'Operation Epic Wrath' Nearing Completion
On March 25, Politico reported that U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson stated "Operation Epic Fury" is nearing completion.
"Operation Epic Fury" is a meticulously planned, unprecedentedly large U.S.-Israel joint operation aimed at fully dismantling the Iranian regime’s core threats—including its nuclear ambitions, ballistic missile arsenal, naval capabilities, and ability to support terrorist proxy networks.
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Russia: US Call for Talks With Iran May Be Aimed at Preparing for Force Redeployment
March 25 – According to CCTV News, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Wednesday the U.S. has again called for negotiations with Iran, without ruling out the possibility its goal is to create conditions for redeploying armed forces and adjusting military plans.
Previous reports note the U.S. government proposed a 15-point conflict resolution plan to Iran via Pakistan, covering nuclear programs, missile capabilities and regional issues. The U.S. is considering pushing for a one-month ceasefire to facilitate further talks on terms. Additionally, U.S. officials including former President Donald Trump have recently stated the U.S. has engaged in dialogue with Iran and outlined key points of an agreement. However, multiple Iranian officials have denied reports of U.S.-Iran negotiations.
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Commodity ETF Sees Over $11 Billion in Net Outflows in a Single Month, Setting a New Record
On March 25, commodity ETFs posted their largest-ever fund outflows amid escalating Middle East tensions, per Bloomberg Industry Research data.
Roughly $11 billion has flowed out of nearly 100 ETFs focused on precious metals and diversified commodities since March—marking the largest monthly net outflow since 2005 and ending nine straight months of net inflows.
Gold was a key sell-off target: the world’s largest gold ETF, SPDR Gold Shares, saw redemptions topping $7 billion, while silver ETFs recorded outflows of around $1.4 billion.
Analysts note profit-taking from gold’s prior gains, combined with expectations for high interest rates and a strong dollar, has dented gold’s appeal—with the “cash is king” narrative dominating markets.
Meanwhile, oil market volatility spiked as the Strait of Hormuz blockage disrupted crude shipments, pushing Brent crude to roughly $104 per barrel. Some funds shifted to energy products, and the United States Oil Fund (USO) unexpectedly drew ab
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Interactive Brokers supports cryptocurrency portfolio transfers to reduce trading costs and expand investment channels
Interactive Brokers announced on March 25 that it now lets clients directly move existing crypto assets (like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, etc.) from an external wallet or platform to their linked crypto account—without first selling them.
This feature lets users manage crypto alongside traditional holdings (stocks, options, futures, forex, bonds) all in one place, making cross-market allocation more efficient.
For fees: Interactive Brokers offers crypto trading via Paxos or Zero Hash. Rates range from 0.12% to 0.18% of the transaction value, with a $1.75 minimum per trade. There’s no extra spread or markup, and fees are far lower than those at some crypto platforms (which can top 2%).
The feature is currently available to eligible clients of Interactive Brokers LLC and Interactive Brokers (U.K.) Limited; support details vary by region.
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Iran Sets Out Five-point Ceasefire Plan, Says 'Accept Conditions Before Negotiation'
**March 25**
Iran has rejected a U.S. proposal on ending ongoing conflict, with Tehran insisting the war will conclude on its own conditions and timeline, per Iran’s government-aligned Press TV.
A senior Iranian official familiar with the details stated Tehran will not allow former President Trump to dictate when hostilities end, emphasizing Iran’s ongoing defensive posture and determination to deliver “heavy blows” to adversaries until its demands are met.
The official outlined five key conditions for ending the war:
1. Full cessation of the adversary’s “aggression and assassination operations”
2. A specific mechanism to prevent future war imposition on Iran
3. Guaranteed, clear definition of compensation and repair costs for war losses
4. End to hostilities across all fronts and within all regional resistance organizations involved
5. International recognition and assurance of Iran’s sovereign right to exercise jurisdiction over the Strait of Hormuz
Iran has info
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Iraqi oil production plunges significantly due to conflict and transportation disruptions, with output from major southern fields down by about 80%
March 25 — An official with Iraq’s Ministry of Energy said the country’s oil production has continued to decline sharply due to the ongoing Iran war, near-full crude oil storage capacity and transport disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz.
Data shows output from Iraq’s southern major oil fields has dropped a further 80% to around 800,000 barrels per day (bpd). Earlier this month, production in the region had already fallen from a pre-war level of about 4.3 million bpd to 1.3 million bpd.
To ease storage pressures and export bottlenecks, Iraq will further cut production starting Tuesday.
Additionally, Iraqi authorities have asked BP to reduce output at the Rumaila oil field from ~450,000 bpd to 350,000 bpd, and Eni to cut production at the Zubair field from 330,000 bpd to 260,000 bpd.
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