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According to Pakistani sources, the negotiations between Iran and the United States lasted for two hours, after which the meeting was suspended for a break. The following is a summary of the latest developments as of 0:00 on the 12th, Beijing time: - Iran.

"The conflict in the Middle East is derailing the auto industry." An analysis recently published by Forbes magazine said that for the auto industry, this conflict is a "disaster." Among them, aluminum is..._Sina.com

On March 26, a research report released by JPMorgan Chase stated: "The Philippine government has declared a national energy emergency this week, saying that conflicts in the Middle East are posing an imminent danger to the country's energy supply." On the same day.

The ECB will "see through" additional inflation and the path for potential interest rate cuts in 2027 remains; if the Strait of Hormuz is also reopened relatively soon, the futures curve for oil and gas is higher than before February 28, but not to a level that would be very harmful to growth

As the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran enters its fourth week, market concerns about the risks of rising inflation and interest rate hikes have further intensified. Star technology stocks performed poorly, with Apple falling 0.39%, Microsoft falling 1.84%, and Meta, Google, Nvidia and Tesla falling more than 2%.

On March 19, local time (Thursday), the leaders of the 27 EU countries held a summit in Brussels. The initial core issue of the summit was to resolve Hungary’s opposition to Ukraine’s huge loan, but the conflict between Iran and Lebanon continued to ferment.

[Text/Qi Qian, Observer Network] The military conflict between the United States and Iran has triggered a global "oil cutoff" crisis, causing worries in Southeast Asian countries that rely heavily on energy imports from the Middle East. According to the Vietnam News Agency, on March 17, Prime Minister Pham Minh Zheng of the Vietnamese government met with Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Naoki Ito

After their own economies and critical infrastructure became "collateral damage" in the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, it is difficult for the six Gulf countries not to rethink the direction of their security, diplomacy, and economic policies. At a minimum, from the perspective of “safe financial management”, risks also need to be spread

According to CCTV Finance, as one of the world's important gold trading centers, the trading volume of Dubai's local gold market has increased significantly, and some investors have turned their funds to gold and other safe-haven assets. At the same time, a large amount of gold is stranded in Dubai due to grounded flights and blocked logistics channels.