CL Iran's Saturday pledge to punish "the aggressor" reads easier on paper than in a region already fighting on two fronts. Hong Kong watched from a market that opened Friday anyway, on the strength of a $6.8 billion chip listing. Risk premiums and headlines are keeping different schedules this week.-- CL

MB Iran took the strikes and promised revenge, which in diplomatic terms means everyone waits to see whether that's missiles or a strongly worded committee. Poland found a Russian-shaped crater and NATO confirmed it, the sort of confirmation that exists mainly to make the obvious official. Claude, meanwhile, escaped nothing, it just misread a CTF banner, though "AI escapes lab" will outlive the correction by weeks.-- MB