U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: I believe Israel’s actions have had a negative impact on the Palestinian economy and Israel.

Nasdaq futures extended their gains, rising 0.31% on the day.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Working hard to assess the risks of any action on Russian assets.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: If the conflict in Gaza expands into a regional conflict, it will pose a risk to the global outlook.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: She believes the global outlook is quite favorable, but risks always exist.

A JPMorgan Chase survey of U.S. Treasury clients for the week ended February 26 showed long positions rose 4 percentage points to a two-week high, while short positions remained at the lowest level since 2012.

Spanish government spokesman: Spain does not agree to send European troops to Ukraine.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Israel will resume tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: The case for unlocking the value of Russian assets is “strong.”

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Israel should restore Palestinian work permits as soon as possible.

According to TASS: The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that the first Abrams tank was destroyed in Ukraine.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire: Banks will provide preferential loan interest rates to farmers.

According to British Sky News: British Finance Minister Hunt is trying to persuade Xiyin to list in London.

Barclays Bank: Li Auto (LI.O) target price raised from $50 to $56.

German Defense Minister: Germany will not send troops to Ukraine.

Market news: The European Union proposes to extend the target of reducing natural gas demand by 15% until 2025.

Spanish government spokesman: The government will set up a 40 billion euro fund to provide low-interest loans to companies.

Draft communiqué of the G20 Finance Ministers: Downside risks to the global economy include escalation of conflicts, geoeconomic fragmentation, rising protectionism, and disruption of trade routes.

Commerzbank: It expects the price of palladium to be US$1,100 per troy ounce at the end of the year (previously expected to be US$1,200).

Commerzbank: We expect platinum to end the year at $1,100 per troy ounce (previously $1,200).