The domestic refined oil market is about to usher in a new round of price adjustments, and the travel costs of car owners may rise again. On March 9th at 24:00, the domestic refined oil price adjustment window officially opened.
Recently, the domestic refined oil market has received heavy news. Affected by the sharp rise in international crude oil prices, domestic gasoline and diesel prices are expected to see the largest increase since 2026.
In order to maintain sufficient liquidity in the banking system, smooth market fluctuations in supply and demand of funds, and assist in the smooth operation of the financial market, the People's Bank of China announced on March 5.
According to the latest data released by the World Gold Council, global central bank gold purchases experienced a significant decline in January 2026, with a net monthly purchase of only 5 tons.
At the beginning of 2026, the competitive landscape of the domestic car market has ushered in a new change, and the smoke of price wars has not yet dissipated. A "involution war" surrounding car purchase finance has been fully launched.
On March 2nd, the European natural gas market suffered a severe impact, with benchmark TTF natural gas futures prices soaring nearly 50% during trading, setting a record for the largest daily increase in recent years.
On February 27, 2026, OpenAI officially announced the completion of a new round of equity financing, with a single round financing scale of $110 billion and a pre investment valuation of $730 billion.
On February 26th local time, the three major indexes in the US stock market showed vastly different trends, and the sharp fluctuations of global AI chip leader NVIDIA became the most eye-catching focus of the market on that day.
Since hitting bottom and rebounding in mid-2025, the Hong Kong real estate market has achieved nine consecutive months of growth. Several institutions have raised their expectations for price increases.
On February 24th, AMD US officially announced that it has reached a five-year strategic agreement with Meta Platforms (META-US), the parent company of Facebook, for the supply of artificial intelligence (AI) chips.