WS #8138

The data dump is dominated by sports betting and noise, but several signals emerge. First, the Iran-US negotiation narrative continues with multiple sources: Al Jazeera reports 'Trump needs a deal, no matter how bad it is,' Benzinga quotes Trump saying negotiations are proceeding in an 'orderly' manner, and a BBC-linked post suggests a deal is nearing. This is corroborated by Polymarket trades on Iran ceasefire and peace deal questions. However, a Bluesky post from an Iran-focused account says 'many issues remain unresolved,' indicating ongoing friction. Second, the Strait of Hormuz remains partially open with 26 ships moving through per a social media post, but a military advisor asserts Iran's right to control the strait, indicating ongoing tension. Third, the WHO has declared an Ebola outbreak in DRC and Uganda a global health emergency, with travel restrictions imposed by the US. Fourth, a NYT investigation alleges CFTC staff who questioned Trump-tied crypto firms were purged, with officials later taking jobs at MoonPay and Gemini Titan. Fifth, ECB President Lagarde says the bank is likely to revise its inflation outlook in June, which could impact European rate expectations. Sixth, a drone attack threat is reported in western Russian regions, and Ukraine struck an oil pumping station in Russia, potentially affecting oil supply. Seventh, Senegal's parliament speaker resigns amid a deepening political crisis, which could impact IMF talks. Finally, SpaceX is reportedly gearing up for a massive IPO, which could be the largest US listing ever.