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Golden Ten Data, March 8 – Due to attacks on oil storage facilities in Tehran, the capital of Iran, and Alborz Province, temporary restrictions have been imposed on car refueling. To ensure fuel supply, some affected areas have temporarily set a fuel limit, reducing the maximum amount of fuel per personal refueling card from 30 liters to 20 liters. Meanwhile, natural gas supply remains sufficient, and all natural gas stations in Tehran and Alborz Province are open 24 hours a day. It is reported that despite the disruption in oil supply, thanks to strategic reserves and the activation of alternative routes, there is no need to worry about the continued supply of fuel.

Saudi Aramco in Riyadh surged nearly 4.87% at the start of trading, marking its largest intraday gain since April 2023. According to Xinhua News Agency, following major oil-producing countries such as Iraq and Qatar, Kuwait National Petroleum Company also announced on March 7 that, due to factors such as threats to the safety of ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz amid the US-Israel-Iran conflict and a shortage of vessels transporting crude oil and refined products, the company has encountered "force majeure" and has begun to reduce crude oil production and refinery processing volumes.

ChainCatcher News: The US spot bitcoin ETF recorded a net inflow of approximately $568.5 million this week, continuing last week's net inflow of about $787.3 million, marking two consecutive weeks of positive inflows for the first time in nearly five months. Previously, the spot bitcoin ETF had seen net outflows for five consecutive weeks, with a total outflow of around $3.8 billion. The largest single-week outflow occurred during the week of January 30, with a net outflow of about $1.49 billion.