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``` The US-Iran conflict continues to escalate, and Wall Street is sending the market its most direct warning—the US Treasury auction is lukewarm. On Tuesday, March 24, the US Treasury’s $69 billion two-year bond auction saw weak demand, far below expectations, with foreign investors almost completely absent. The final

``` Iran has made its latest statement regarding navigation rules in the Strait of Hormuz: "The strait is open to all except warring countries." According to Xinhua News Agency on March 24, Wang Yi, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister, spoke by

``` The US private credit market is facing a concentrated liquidity stress test. Ares Management and Apollo Global Management have both announced restrictions on redemption requests from their private credit funds, sparking widespread concerns in the market and causing shares of several alternative asset management giants to drop. On Monday evening,

OpenAI plans to shut down its video platform Sora. This product attracted widespread attention when it was launched last year, but has since faded from public view. This move is part of a series of adjustments by OpenAI to refocus on business and programming functions, ahead of a possible IPO

``` Anthropic is giving its AI programming tool greater autonomy while trying to balance efficiency and safety. On March 24, Anthropic announced the launch of "auto mode" for Claude Code, allowing the AI to determine which operations can be executed directly without waiting for individual user approval. This feature

``` Stablecoin issuer Circle's stock price plummeted after the latest version of a bill named the "Clarity Act" indicated that it may restrict yields on stablecoin balances. Circle's stock once fell by 19%, marking its largest single-day decline in history. The previous biggest drop occurred

``` The software sector suffered a major blow on Tuesday, as multiple negative factors combined to reignite market concerns about artificial intelligence disrupting the traditional software business model. On March 24, The Information reported that Amazon's cloud computing division AWS is developing AI agents to automate roles such as