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According to Wall Street Journal’s renowned reporter Nick Timiraos, often referred to as the “new Fed communications chief,” Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said that if inflation cools, one or two rate cuts later this year may be appropriate. However, the Middle East war could create a situation warranting

``` The global diesel market is under severe pressure from the impacts of war. On Tuesday, March 3, European benchmark diesel futures settled at $1,009/ton, the highest spot price since 2023. Prices surged by 34% in two days, marking the largest jump in history. U.S. diesel futures jumped

``` Iraq has begun shutting down production at its largest oil field as crude oil storage tanks are reaching capacity. If the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues, the country's daily output loss could reach 3 million barrels, which is two-thirds of its total production capacity. According to

Tariff shocks and inflation trends are becoming key variables for the Federal Reserve’s next move. New York Fed President John Williams said on Tuesday, If inflation continues to decline after the effects of tariffs gradually fade, the Fed will have reason to further cut interest rates. Williams expects tariffs

``` S&P Global has downgraded SoftBank Group’s credit outlook from stable to negative, citing its plan to further invest $30 billion in OpenAI, which could harm its liquidity and asset credit quality. This rating action has raised new doubts about the financial soundness of the Japanese tech investment

``` Start of the new year, XPeng Motors Chairman and CEO He Xiaopeng stated in the company’s work resumption letter that the DeepSeek moment for autonomous driving has arrived. Focusing on this core business priority, XPeng’s advancement speed is rapid.On March 2, He Xiaopeng officially announced: XPeng’s

``` South Korea's stock market cooled rapidly from "the world's strongest" in just one trading day. Driven by a combination of factors, including rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions and decreased global risk appetite, the Kospi index—previously a year-to-date leader—suffered concentrated