Micron: Micron’s 24Gb 8H HBM3E memory will be part of the Nvidia H200 Tensor Core GPU, which will begin shipping in the second quarter of 2024.

Renault CEO: Negotiations with Volkswagen still at "early" stage.

Renault CEO: Renault will further shorten the development time of electric vehicles and plans to develop the Twingo electric model within 2 years.

The Israeli military said the attack in Lebanon was in response to the downing of one of its drones.

JP Morgan: Bullish sentiment among UK bond funds reaches highest level in a decade.

Navalny allies: Russian President Vladimir Putin has been asked for an exchange, we have decided to exchange.

ICE cocoa futures rose more than 3% to hit a record high of 5,563 pounds per ton.

Russian Defense Ministry: Russian troops occupy the eastern Ukrainian village of Lastochkyne.

Israel has killed at least two Hezbollah members in an attack near Baalbek, Lebanon, sources said.

According to the New York Times: Republican National Committee Chairman McDaniel will resign on March 8.

Indonesian Ministry of Mines official: More approvals are underway, focusing on processing quota approvals for nickel and tin in the future.

Indonesian Ministry of Mines official: The Ministry of Mines has approved mining quotas of 145 million tons of nickel ore and 14 million tons of bauxite.

Bank of America: If the U.S. or global economy experiences a recession over the next six-year forecast period, crude oil prices could fall below $70 per barrel during the cycle.

According to Nikkei: Nintendo will launch Switch 2 in early 2025.

Bank of America: Brent crude oil prices are expected to reach US$80 per barrel in 2024-2025; in the medium term, we still expect Brent crude oil prices to remain between US$60 and US$80 per barrel to maintain balance in the global oil market.

NIO (09866.HK): The company will charge technology licensing fees, and the company will also charge royalties based on future sales of authorized products.

Fitch: For European grocers, easing food inflation will help European food sales recover.

Former Japanese Prime Minister Economic Advisor Honda Etsuro: Opposing the end of negative interest rates now. Ending negative interest rates too early may lead to the return of deflation.