沙特國防部發言人：過去幾小時內攔截並摧毀了10架無人機。

Barclays economists said China’s stronger-than-expected March manufacturing PMI, along with gains in new export orders and production, points to a limited impact from the Middle East war on supply and demand. New export orders reached a near two-year high, supporting the view that exports will remain a key growth driver. A prolonged conflict could also accelerate the global shift to green energy, benefiting China’s leadership in the sector. However, rising input costs and muted pass-through to output prices suggest ongoing pressure on corporate margins.

Goldman Sachs economists said China’s March factory activity improvement may not signal a firm recovery, as the data could be distorted by the later-than-usual Lunar New Year. While official PMIs showed stronger manufacturing and nonmanufacturing activity in March, they should be read alongside weaker January–February figures. Taken together, the data point to slightly better manufacturing, broadly flat services, and continued weakness in construction in 1Q, Goldman said.