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According to data compiled by Bloomberg, for the week ending March 6, US-listed emerging market ETFs investing in multiple emerging market countries or specific countries recorded a total inflow of $874.3 million, an 89% decrease compared to the previous week's $7.66 billion; the previous week's inflow was the largest in over a year, at a time when the Middle East conflict had not yet erupted. Expand

CBOT corn futures fell by 1.57%, quoted at $4.5325 per bushel, having earlier reached a daily high of $4.76 at 12:52 (UTC+8). CBOT wheat futures dropped 2.43% to $6.0250 per bushel. CBOT soybean futures declined 0.37% to $11.9625 per bushel, soybean meal futures fell 0.91%, and soybean oil futures decreased 0.56%. CBOT lean hog futures dropped 0.84%, live cattle futures fell 1.76%, and feeder cattle futures declined 1.39%. ICE raw sugar futures rose 3.69%, and ICE white sugar futures increased 1.50%. ICE Arabica coffee futures were up 0.67%, and coffee "C" futures rose 1.30%. Robusta coffee futures edged down 0.03%. New York cocoa futures climbed 2.85% to $3,322 per ton. London cocoa futures rose 2.76%. Chicago WCE canola futures with low erucic acid and low glucosinolate content fell 0.48%. ICE cotton futures increased 0.75%.

According to Golden Ten Data on March 10, citing The Wall Street Journal, Saudi Arabia has begun shutting down several oil fields. Saudi officials stated that offshore oil fields such as Safaniya and Zuluf have been closed ahead of schedule, and production at other oil fields has also dropped significantly. The report indicates that these measures could lead to a reduction in daily output by more than 2 million barrels, but exports have not yet been affected.