British Chancellor of the Exchequer Hunt: In the long term, we do need to move to a low-tax economy.

British Finance Minister Hunt: My budget will be prudent and responsible.

Market news: The speaker of Pakistan’s parliament will announce the results of the vote soon.

Market News: Most of Pakistan’s parliamentarians voted for Shahbaz Sharif to become prime minister.

IMF: Iraq’s real non-oil GDP is expected to grow by 6% in 2023 after stagnating in 2022.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 42.1 million cubic meters on Sunday.

According to the British Financial Times: The CEO of Ukrainian DTEK Energy Company warned that Ukraine may lose to Russia in the "energy war".

According to the Wall Street Journal: Iran’s proposal to establish a naval base on Sudan’s Red Sea coast has been rejected.

The US military confirmed that the MV RUBYMAR cargo ship sank after being hit by a Houthi missile.

GAC Aion: AION Y Plus Star Edition model is officially launched, priced at 99,800 yuan.

The investment income of Malaysian pension funds in 2023 will be 70 billion ringgit, an increase of 29% from 2022.

Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian air defense systems destroyed 38 Ukrainian-launched drones over Crimea.

SpaceX: Cancellation of Saturday’s Crew-8 launch mission, planned for Sunday, March 3.

US official: Israel has more or less accepted the framework agreement, and a ceasefire will be possible if Hamas releases vulnerable hostages.

U.S. Central Command: The United States and Jordan airdropped humanitarian aid to Gaza on March 2 and are planning follow-up air assistance.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Chilean mineral imports are expected to grow significantly.

According to the "Daily Telegraph": British Finance Minister Hunt plans to cut civil service positions to fund tax cuts and extend taxes on oil and gas companies.

Two U.S. officials said the United States has used three C-130 aircraft to conduct its first airdrop of aid to the Gaza Strip.

[A 4.3-magnitude earthquake occurred in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan] According to news released by the Japan Meteorological Agency on March 2, local time, around 23:00 that day, a 4.3-magnitude earthquake occurred in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan. The maximum earthquake intensity was 4.

UK Maritime Trade Action Office (UKMTO): Report of sinking ship.