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``` As tensions escalate in the Middle East, Saudi Arabia has, for the first time, systematically disclosed damage to its energy facilities. The Saudi official media, Saudi Press Agency (SPA), released a report on Thursday, June 9th (US Eastern time), revealing a series of data from the Saudi Ministry of Energy.

``` The continued expansion of AI inference demand is driving the global storage market into a new structural upward cycle, with SK Hynix as the most direct beneficiary. Citi analysts Peter Lee and Jayden Oh point out that AI inference demand is driving a surge in KV cache storage needs, leading

``` The Iran war is injecting a windfall into Russia’s finances. Reuters’ latest calculations show that, due to the global energy crisis triggered by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, Russia’s oil mineral extraction tax revenue for April is expected to double from the previous month, reaching around

Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and proposes a cryptocurrency toll scheme, posing a major challenge to global shipping order. According to the Financial Times, Hamid Hosseini, spokesperson for the Iranian Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Exporters Union, stated that Iran plans to charge a transit fee of $1 per barrel

On April 10, the Beijing Stock Exchange will review the listing of Jiangsu Yongda Chemical Machinery Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Yongda Shares"). This is not Yongda Shares’ first time being reviewed. As early as November 2025, Yongda Shares was reviewed by the Listing Committee of the

``` Author | Zhou Zhiyu Joint venture brands have been playing catch-up in new energy vehicles for the past few years. Products launched slowly, pricing was high, intelligence lagged behind, and channels hadn't adjusted. But in the spring of 2026, things changed. On April 8, Dongfeng Nissan NX8 launched, with

``` U.S. fertility rates will hit a new historic low in 2025, with structural demographic pressures continuing to intensify. According to the latest predictions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the general fertility rate in the U.S. in 2025 will drop to 53.1 newborns per