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格隆汇 March 3｜BHP Chairman Ross McEwan stated that the US-Iran conflict will not have an immediate significant impact on the company, as almost all of its products are sold to Asia. The company has prepared for various scenarios, and about 95% of its mining products ultimately go to Asia, with relevant trade routes remaining open, though some routes passing through the Middle East are expected to be affected. Additionally, McEwan said that BHP has substantial mining opportunities in Argentina, Canada, and Australia. If attractive acquisition opportunities arise and are beneficial to shareholders, the company will make an attempt.

PANews reported on March 3 that researcher defioasis.eth analyzed on the X platform that the BSC prediction market suffered a major setback: daily trading volume dropped by nearly 60%, falling from over $94 millions on March 1 to $38.3 millions on March 2. Among them, Probable experienced the largest decline, dropping from $58.8 millions to $10.02 millions. In addition, there has been a continuous large net outflow in positions: over the past three days, the total net outflow of positions exceeded $94.6 millions, with Opinion seeing the largest net outflow of more than $86.5 millions. The overall position level of the BSC prediction market has decreased to just above $57 millions, with Opinion accounting for about 70% of the share.

格隆汇 March 3｜Troy Rohrbaugh, Co-Head of Commercial and Investment Banking at JPMorgan, warned that the sell-off in software stocks may continue, and that the US stock market is currently in a "sell first, buy later" mode. He believes that the continued decline in software stocks is not entirely rational, but that does not mean the situation will not persist. This panic sentiment is also spreading to other industries, including financial and wealth management stocks.