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``` Huajian Morning Voice All listeners are requested to upgrade to the latest version of Jianwen APP to successfully listen to the following audio. Market Overview Energy and tech stocks fueled a rebound in two major US indices: The S&P and Nasdaq reversed gains after dropping more than 1%

``` AI connectivity chip manufacturer Credo released third-quarter results and guidance for next quarter that both exceeded Wall Street expectations. However, the company's shrinking profit margin trend raised investor concerns, causing the stock price to fall over 12% after hours before narrowing its decline and turning positive during the

Former Federal Reserve Chair and former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen recently stated that, depending on how long the Iran conflict impacts the oil market, U.S. economic growth will be hit, and inflationary pressures will intensify, making the Fed’s decision-making even more complicated: I believe the recent situation

``` Aluminum prices have risen due to market concerns that the key supply route, the Strait of Hormuz, in the major aluminum-producing countries of the Middle East, could be disrupted by regional conflicts. On Monday, aluminum prices on the London Metal Exchange (LME) rose 1.7%, reaching the highest level since

``` Musk is accelerating the integration of his business empire, with debt repayment and IPO preparations advancing in tandem. On March 2, Bloomberg cited sources saying that the combined $17.5 billion debt of Musk’s social platform X and AI startup xAI will be fully repaid. Morgan Stanley has notified

Robert McNally, founder and president of energy consulting firm Rapidan Energy Group, warned that the market is severely underestimating Iran’s ability and willingness to disrupt the Strait of Hormuz. If this waterway is blocked for a prolonged period, the oil and gas markets will face an unbearable shock. McNally

The Middle East situation has pushed up oil prices and triggered short-term global market risk aversion, but Morgan Stanley’s chief analyst Mike Wilson believes that such geopolitical shocks rarely drag U.S. stocks into sustained declines; the decisive variable remains whether oil prices experience a "historic" and