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Recently, "raising lobsters" has become a topic that's hard to avoid. Some people are sharing their "lobster diaries" on their social circles, nearly a thousand people are queuing downstairs at the Tencent tower, and some are willing to spend 500 yuan to have someone

``` Crude oil prices have surpassed $100 per barrel, prompting professional investors on Wall Street to accelerate adjustments to their portfolio strategies—shifting towards commodity-related sectors and using options and other tools to hedge against broader economic shocks that may be triggered by geopolitical risks. With the ongoing escalation of conflicts

``` Every conflict involving Trump follows the same script. According to Xinhua News Agency, on the 9th local time, Trump spoke about the conflict with Iran in Miami: he believes the war will "end soon," but "not" this week. The statement sounds ambiguous, but if you have

``` Author | Zhou Zhiyu CATL used its annual report to alleviate investors' concerns from the past period. On the evening of March 9, CATL disclosed its 2025 annual report. 72.2 billion yuan in net profit attributable to the parent, up 42% year-on-year. The profit growth rate is 2.5

``` On Tuesday, after Trump made remarks suggesting that the war with Iran might soon end, market risk sentiment improved, leading to a broad rebound in Asia-Pacific stocks. Japanese stocks surged 3%, South Korean stocks rebounded strongly by 6%, and oil prices dropped sharply. According to Xinhua News Agency, on the

"I believe this war has been very thorough, almost over." This one remark and expectation from Trump forcibly sent runaway oil prices, which had been surging toward $120, back down to $85. This is undoubtedly the wildest 24 hours in the crude oil market. 90! 100! 110! Soon

``` The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz caused by the Iran war is directly pushing a raw material supply crisis to the core of the global semiconductor industry chain. According to a previous report by The Wall Street Journal, three helium production facilities in Qatar have ceased operations, resulting in