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1Bitget UEX Daily|U.S. Abandons Plans to Bomb Iranian Energy Facilities; Oil Shipments Through the Strait of Hormuz Resume; Memory Chips Expected to Surge on Supply-Demand Imbalance (March 24, 2026)2Bitcoin’s battle for $70K continues as data shows traders avoiding bullish positioning3Tesla's Robotaxi rollout set for April 2026 may either validate the current expectations or lead to a dramatic upheaval.

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The head of energy investment at Carlyle Group recently pointed out that over the past decade, the overall cost of building natural gas power plants has tripled compared to its previous level.This trend reflects that, in the context of the global energy transition, traditional fossil fuel infrastructure is facing increasingly severe economic challenges.
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LME copper futures closed down by 66 dollars, quoted at 12,100 dollars per ton.LME aluminum futures closed up $62, at $3,260/ton. LME zinc futures closed down $36, at $3,042/ton. LME lead futures closed down $6, at $1,892/ton. LME nickel futures closed down $132, at $16,950/ton. LME tin futures closed up $294, at $44,238/ton. LME cobalt futures closed flat, at $56,290/ton.
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Goldman Sachs: If the Iran war impacts economic growth, the dollar's rally will fadeIf the foreign exchange and interest rate markets shift their focus from the consequences of inflation to concerns about economic growth, the rise of the US dollar may slow down. A focus on growth risks will lead to the Japanese yen and Swiss franc appreciating against the US dollar, while the outlook for emerging market currencies will “deteriorate significantly.” Prolonged wars will harm the growth and currency outlook of Europe and Asia; furthermore, the longer the conflict lasts, the more difficult it becomes for inflation risks to decrease.
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