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Key News 1. National Bureau of Statistics: Profits of industrial enterprises above designated size nationwide increased by 15.2% in January-February 2026. 2. Brian Pesko, CEO of the International Capital Markets Association: Middle Eastern capital is showing greater interest in the Chinese market. 3. National Social Security Fund: Maintaining strategic focus, adhering to long-term investment, value investment, and responsible investment. 4. The US ITC officially launched a Section 337 investigation into TOPCon (Top-Tunnel Oxide Passivated Contact) solar cells, modules, panels, and their components and downstream products. Individual Stock News 1. Data on main force capital flows shows that Ganfeng Lithium saw the largest net inflow of main force capital at 1.532 billion yuan, followed by Shenjian Shares, Dongfang New Energy, Hengrui Medicine, and CATL; Zhongji Xuchuang saw the largest net outflow of main force capital at 1.41 billion yuan, followed by Xin Yisheng, Energy Saving Wind Power, Zaisheng Technology, and Tianfu Communication. 2. Guo Xiaotao of Ping An Insurance: The comprehensive investment return rate in 2025 is 6.3%, with gold as one of the core strategic assets. 3. Industrial Bank Chairman Lü Jiajin: Strives to achieve a top-tier ranking in international business among joint-stock banks within the next two to three years. 4. Ninebot: Partnered with Pop Mart; co-branded electric vehicles to be launched in April. 5. Jiangbolong: The company currently has no direct cooperation with Nvidia. 6. Hongqiao Holdings: Expects future growth in primary aluminum consumption, with aluminum prices likely to rise further. 7. Winner Medical: Anti-radiation clothing products are still in the market promotion stage, with sales accounting for a small proportion of the group's total revenue. 8. Hongqiao Holdings: Expects future growth in primary aluminum consumption, with aluminum prices likely to rise further.

According to Politico: The United States has warned that the delivery of weapons to Ukraine, which was originally planned, may face delays due to the large amount of ammunition consumed by the US-Israeli coalition's military operations against Iran.