Australian Financial Regulatory Commission: Home loan risks to the Australian financial system are contained, although we have noted a significant increase in hardship applications and an increase in the proportion of households in arrears.

Market news: Nvidia was sued by authors for using copyrighted works in AI.

[A shooting in Arkansas, USA caused many casualties] On March 10, local time, a shooting incident occurred in Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA, killing three people, including the gunman, and injuring several others. The local police said that the shooting occurred at a private party and that the two deceased were acquainted with the gunman. However, the motive for the incident is currently unclear and the case is still under further investigation.

Musk: Starlink services will run in Haiti.

According to the Wall Street Journal: JPMorgan Chase’s growth unit is leading new investments in the cybersecurity business.

Market news: The German train drivers union GDL plans to hold a strike on March 12.

According to TASS: The airport in St. Petersburg, Russia, has restricted operations to ensure flight safety.

Qatar Exchange: Trading hours remain unchanged during Ramadan.

Ethereum fell short-term, falling below $3,900 per coin, down 0.26% on the day.

Senior Sudanese armed forces official: There will be no ceasefire during Ramadan unless Sudanese Rapid Support Forces (RSF) leave homes and civilian sites.

Pricing documents show that Qatar has set the official selling price of April offshore crude oil at a premium of US$0.25/barrel to Oman/Dubai crude oil; the official selling price of onshore crude oil has been set at a premium of US$0.05/barrel to Oman/Dubai crude oil.

JPMorgan Chase: Raise Bilibili (BILI.O) rating to neutral; target price of $11.

According to Ukraine Pravda: Ukraine’s foreign minister said that Russian President Vladimir Putin may destroy Baltic cities just like he did with Bakhmut and the eastern Ukrainian town of Avdeyevka.

Saudi industrial production fell 8.8% year-on-year in January.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We are looking for investment opportunities around the world, and the biggest opportunity we see in Asia is liquid chemicals.

Saudi Aramco CEO: About 3.1 million barrels of crude oil are pumped every day through the East-West oil pipeline.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Agreements with Renault and Geely to acquire 15-20% of the shares in the engine joint venture are still under discussion.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Changes in production capacity targets will not affect our rig count.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We will optimize maximum production capacity to keep it within 12 million barrels per day.

Saudi Aramco CEO: Red Sea situation has no impact on production.