Overnight news summary for July 15th.

1. President Trump said that the strikes on Iran will continue "until I say enough." 2. Trump: U.S. officials held talks with Iran on Tuesday and urged Iran to reach an agreement. 3. The Iranian military issued a statement saying that Iranian forces continue to conduct drone strikes on U.S. military bases in the region. 4. IBM, the fourth largest stock in terms of trading volume on Tuesday, fell by 25.21%, marking the largest single-day drop in the company's 115-year history, with a trading volume of $14.663 billion and a market value evaporation of $69 billion. 5. U.S. Central Command: At 4pm Eastern Time today, the U.S. military resumed the naval blockade of ships traveling to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas. 6. The United States supports the Iraq-Syria oil pipeline project to bypass the Strait of Hormuz and weaken Iran's influence. 7. Apple stock received a rare downgrade, with KeyBanc expressing concerns about demand and valuation. 8. Fed's Powell: Current inflation indicators are not ideal, "very interested" in finding new monitoring tools. 9. Trump claims to reach a "huge" oil deal with Iraq.