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Golden Ten Data reported on March 11 that Claus Vistesen from Pantheon Macroeconomics stated in a report that Germany's final inflation data for February reflects "the calm before the storm." The overall inflation rate dropped from 2.1% in January to 1.9%, consistent with market consensus and preliminary figures. "These data are relatively mild, but as the energy shock gradually transmits to consumer prices, the situation is about to change significantly." Pantheon Macroeconomics expects Germany's inflation rate in March to rise by 0.4 percentage points to 2.3%, reflecting a sharp increase in energy inflation from -2.5% in February to 2.2%. It is expected that by this summer, the inflation rate will rise to nearly 3%. Vistesen said: "After the initial surge in energy prices, our current forecast for eurozone inflation in March is 2.4%, higher than last week's 2.2%."

⑴ Caspian oil export channels have suddenly tightened. Three industry sources revealed that the Caspian Pipeline Consortium has reduced its March CPC blended crude oil export plan from an initial 1.7 million barrels per day to about 1.4 to 1.5 million barrels per day. Calculations show that this means the latest plan is a significant 15% reduction compared to the initial scheme.⑵ The direct cause of the supply tightening is the cancellation of eight tanker cargoes. Sources said that the reduction in the shipping schedule is accompanied by the withdrawal of eight batches of crude oil cargoes. The consortium is a key channel for Kazakhstan's crude oil exports, and changes in its capacity directly affect global supplies of light crude oil.⑶ Severe weather and frequent drone alerts continue to disrupt export operations. In February, due to the recovery of oil field production, CPC's loading volume was about 1.1 million barrels per day. Now, under the dual pressure of harsh weather and security alerts, logistics bottlenecks have re-emerged, further tightening the already strained global crude oil supply situation caused by the Iran conflict.

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