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Wall Street is downgrading US economic forecasts, citing inflation and rising unemployment, with recession odds increasing to 30% due to surging oil prices from the Iran war. Goldman Sachs predicts jobless rates will rise to 4.6% by 2026, while inflation may reach 3%. Economists like Nancy Vanden Houten of Oxford Economics note that the war’s impact is visible quickly, especially in gas prices. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley revised its consumer spending forecast down to 1.7% growth.

At midday, China’s most active futures saw mixed performance. LPG dropped over 8%, fuel oil and the container shipping index (Europe route) fell more than 6%, and ethylene glycol, PVC, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU), propylene, and plastic declined over 4%. On the upside, Shanghai silver rose over 7%, platinum and palladium gained more than 5%, and lithium carbonate and butadiene rubber climbed over 4%.