Sunday framed this week as a digestion week with two Wednesday tests and a two-sided oil story. By Tuesday’s New York close, the oil side had picked a direction. After fresh tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. Treasury revoked the waiver that had allowed Iranian oil sales, and WTI jumped about 4.7% to roughly $72, its highest of the week. The dollar firmed back toward the 101.05 shelf rather than breaking lower, gold slipped despite the flare-up, and a 4.6% drop in semiconductors pulled the Nasdaq down while sector rotation kept the S&P 500 near 7,500. This update re-anchors the scorecard to Monday and Tuesday, then hands you a pre-committed plan for Wednesday’s Fed minutes and the RBNZ decision that leads them.