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- Tim Scott, US senator, has introduced legislation to block regulation of banks on the grounds of "reputational risk"
- JP Morgan: Bitcoin will continue to be under pressure in the short term
- U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik: All goods related to the USMCA may be exempted from tariffs
- Binance will launch RED 1-75x U-standard perpetual contract
- U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnik: Tariffs will not fund U.S. sovereign wealth funds
- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi: India's defense exports have skyrocketed 20-fold in the past decade.
- Data show that U.S. employers laid off 17,017 workers in February, an increase of 245% from the previous month, the highest level of total layoffs in February since the 2009 global financial crisis.
- Bank of England Monetary Policy Commissioner Mann: Interest rates need to remain restrictive.
- The US Global Supply Chain Stress Index in February was -0.07, the previous value was -0.31.
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: Canada's trade war with the United States will continue for the foreseeable future.
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: As long as the United States imposes completely unreasonable tariffs on Canada, we will respond strongly.
- As of 23:00 closing, most of the main domestic futures contracts rose. Low-sulfur fuel oil, rapeseed meal, sugar fell slightly. In terms of gains, coking coal, palm oil, liquefied petroleum gas, coke, butadiene rubber rose more than 1%, rubber, No. 20 glu
- The monthly rate of wholesale sales in the United States recorded -1.3% in January, the largest decrease since March 2024.
- The monthly rate of wholesale sales in the United States in January was -1.3%, expected to be 0.5%, and the previous value was revised from 1.00% to 1.4%.
- Canadian Prime Minister: Still in communication with the US government, with the goal of lifting tariffs
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